Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Work of Tomb. tone
 Woman's Club

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 PRosPEcToR gives space to the follow ing interesting paper detailing the in ception of the Tombstone Woman Club, its purposes, the work accom- pi'shed ana the near future outlined
 The article is written by Mrs. Florence rarb Il. secretary oi the Club:
 The Woman's Club of Tombstone sas organized at the residence of Mrs Mary Neal Staunt'n January ,, 1906 Eleven ladies were present at this meeting and eleven more joined the Club within a few weeks, making venty-two active members in the Tub
 The object of the Club as stated in 5he Constitution shall be united ef- ort toward charity, loving kindness md mutual improvement"
 The following officers were elected: Hrs. Anna Murray Dosn, president; Hrs. Mary Neal Staunton, vice e-presi- lent; Mrs. Florence Tarbell, secretary; ITS. Bessie D. Berner, treasurer.
 The work prepared by the executive committee was adopted by the Club.
 he study for the first four months consisted of epic and lyric poetry. he Club members were divided in 'ur divisions, each division preparing ne cou SC of study for the afternoon, md participating in the work one fternoon of each month. All meet igs have been we'll attended. At sch meeting interesting papers have cen read, vocal and instrumental music given, also some poems read in :onneciion with the lesson One lour Of each meeting has been de- oted to the Topic of Current Events" sch lady selecting her subject at the Irst Club meeting, and each week re- tting to the Club the current news rom the section of country selected.
 On arch 18th the Club members, with invited friends, me: at the resi- ience of Mrs, Mary Neal Staunton to pend a socia. evening ..
 "rhe Lotus Eaters" in pantomime, irected by Mrs. Doan, was given. ITS Elsie Cleyerdon relate d the story and read the poem, Mrs Berndt pre- .iding at the plan ), the Mi ses Boat nan, Berndt and MeIgreen taking part in the pantomime. Messrs. Wilcox and Carol gave a number of vocal selections Mrs. ennet from Naco gave several recitations, and drs. Bernds and daughter A piano duett.
 At late hour the members dis ,ersed, feeling that the pleasures of the evening were due to the courtesy )f Mir. and Mrs. Staunton in opening heir pleasant home for the SOC al en- j,yment of the Club
 The following named ladies have reen present as guests fl the Club: The Misses McNair, Oak Grove, N.- f.; Mrs. Brown, Colu bus. Ohio; irs. Briggs, F-irpor,, N. Y; Mrs. terry, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Sweeney, ohoenIx.
 The last study-r eeting before ad- burning for tine summer vacation was i'd at the Tt sidence of Mrs. Emma 'Nolc tt on April 20, 1906. The pres- lent addressed he Club, thanking he ofhcers and members fer their CO., .perxtion and help during the past w mo ths' woik. and expressing Iope that after the summer vacation -.ch member would enter into the york with the same interest and zeal $ heretofore K treatments were .erved and A delightful afternoon spent.
 Tn next meeting will be sociaI vening to be given under ti,e auspices
 Mrs. Anna Murray Do n, president, md Mrs. Selda Berndt; the latter has 'harge of the musical program The entertainment will be held in the Scott White Court. Many pleasr n [ urprises are in store for the Club members and cir guests. Refre h. ments will be SC ved. The Club vii | hen adjourn until October ,. 1906. 1 FLORENCE FARRELL.