Arizona republican., 1911-01-23

very interesting talks. Dr. Wallace
 urged that the various clubs CO., operate for the benefit of the public. 1 with local physicians and health of 1 ficers. and urged that the crying | need of Arizona is purer and better milk
 pr. Wallace strongly advocated a more rigid meat inspection and rec commended that there be a monthly ! inspection of school children She reported that Prescott had done away with the source of infection, the gen eral pencil box in our public schools
 Mrs. Cleveland astonished the con vention by the statement that Pres colt has bought more Red Cross seals this year than any other city in the United States. Thirteen hundred dol lars worth having been bought to- ward the million dollar fund now be- ing raised for the prevention and cure of the great white plague.
 The subject of establishing through the federation. scholarships for girls. aroused much enthusiasm. Mrs New some told of two young women in the university at Tucson who were leaving school because they have not the funds with which to continue their education.
 So interesting were the cases that siXty-fiVe dollars was offered from the floor for the immediate assistance of these ambitious young women
 If two scholarships of $125 each are founded by this federation, one will be for use in the Normal school and the other in the University.
 The symposium Federation Qucr- ies,' conducted by Mrs. Tafel revraI- ed the fact that the federation hesi- tates to venture upon untried paths
 Many private teas. luncheons. etc. were given during the visit in Pres colt but chief among the social af- fairs was the receptions given by the Monday club. in the ball room of the Yavapai club. in honor of the Arizona Federation of Women's clubs.
 After presentations had been made brief program in which Mrs. Ii l.. Southworth. Mrs. Harry Heap and Miss Wells participated was greatly enjoyed. Each of these ladies is talented cultured artist in her par ticular line of entertainment Mrs Southworths readings are so diversi- fled and so artistically interpreted that she is always a delightful enter tainer, moving her audience to tears or laughter at her pleasure.
 About three hundred Prescott pco- pie were present at this reception to meet the visitors. listen to the de lightful program and then enjoy an hour spent in social conversation or in dancing
 The ball room was decorated in festoons of pine greenery and many red bells. Many beautiful costumes were in evidence at this brilliant so- cial function.
 Thursday evening a delightful mu- sicale, followed by d very dainty and delicious luncheon was given at the home of Mrs. Southworth by the Monday club. The large living room was well filled with ladies who en- joyed thoroughly this delightful af- fair
 However. as might be expected. the crowning event of the convention was the address of Mrs. Newsome which was given in the Congregational church Friday evening.
 Mrs. Newsome showed that wo- men's clubs were intended in the be- ginning for study purposes. but as time passes there are more and more educational institutions open to girls and women's clubs have become more and more public service clubs With SOO,OOO women interesting themselves in the betterment of humanity. it is but consequence that juvenile courts have been established: scholar ships founded; schools provided-in- 1 dustrial. trades and vacation schools: art museums endowed: better laws enacted; forests saved: and many other things accomplished
 Upon invitation extended by the | local clubs. the Federated Clubs of | Arizona will hold their annual con- Venti"n next year in Phoenix. prob ably in the new club home of the | Woman's club,