Arizona republican., 1912-06-30
Club Notes
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the children is on the tapis for the Fourth of July This is the way the Madison Improvement club will ceIe- brate the day and members of the club and their families are invited to the fote which will be given on the grounds surrounding the home of Reverend w. L. Brooks and Mrs. Brooks, in Madison district Mrs Earl Reams, Mrs Robert Hunter and Mrs Aubrey Smith are in charge of the arrangements and have prepared the program In response to the roll call the members of the club will name some woman who has achieved ma tOnal prominence. duet by Ralph Brooks and Carl Hull will be fol- lowed by the singing of Star Span gled Banner by the club. Reverend Brooks will make an address on Pa triotism-True and False" and Mrs Aubrey Smith will read A Man Without Country America" will be the closing number.
 The w. C. T. U. and Florence Crittendon Home Circle met in joint session Thursday afternoon at the A'SANtilNS oi NIL ~N DdhcIr O0Q North First avenue. for the closing meeting of the season. Mrs. Clara Watts. president of the w C. T L. acted as chairman of a brief business meeting. after which the program was taken in charge by Mrs. O. r. kissing. "Anti-narcotics" was her subject. and the points of her talk were acccntuated by a reading by Mrs. F B. Stevens. Recitations by Miss Mary Wood and Miss Helen Wood preceded the musical numbers by Miss Flora Jacobs and Miss Cliff ton. social hour followed
 Led by the Duchess of Marlbor- ough, a group of English society men and women have undertaken the task of reforming the worst boys in England. They have taken as their model the George Junior Republics of the United States and the duchess canVassed members of the British cabinet so successfully that the home office was prompted to support the scheme.
 Members of the ariStocracy inter- csted in the scheme recently filled Sunderland house. the Duchess of MarlborOugh's rsidence, to hear how bad boys are reformed in America Earl Grey presided He first paid tribute to the valuable work the duchess is doing in England in the case of social reform. He said it was the intention Of the group she had gathered together to revolution ize the present English reformatory system and give delinquent boys and girls a chance to develop into desira- blc citizens. The worse the boy. the better pleased would be his rescucrs and the super scallywag will be put in the position of supreme authority in the juvenile republic, Earl Grey announced.
 The Earl of Sandwich has given the duchess farm in Dorsetshire where self governing community of ten pioneer boys will be set up in October. Al present were enthusias- tic about the social work the duchess is doing so unObtrusively in Eng land Her energies are limitless and she displays intense personal inter est in schemes for the uplift of Lon don's poorest.
 Unlike SO many English society people. her interest is not confined to lending her name as patroness of phianthropic institutions. She fs a real worker n behalf of any scheme in which she takes interest and spares neither time, energy nor money.
 
 With appar,ntly endless work ahead the bazaar committee Of the WOm ans club has appointed the heads of departments. The early selection of chairmen indrate that the club will hold a more pretentiOuS affair than usual and pr,paratiOnS will be car ricd on from now until the date set for the event. the afternoon of Dec ember 8 The bazaar will be held in the auditorium of the club house and the entire arrangements will be made by the club women under the direct leadership of Mrs. w. P. Sears. chair man of the committee, and Mrs. Sims Ely and Mrs. ohm Dennett who will assist her. They have asked Mrs. r. Webb Griffin to be in charge of