Arizona republican., 1912-07-14
CLUB NOTES
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All arrangements had been made for an outdoor event, but owing to the lnclemency of the weather the aud itorium of the school house was used large crowd was in attendance and the treasury fund was very material y Increased. The proceeds which Tar exceeded the expectations Of the president, Mrs. w. A. Wilson, and her assistants, Mrs. 0. A. Steakman. Mrs. C. A. Paxton and Mrs. C. 5. Wood, will be devoted to some special department of school work to be determined when the ne cessity asserts itself when school opens ill the autumn. An interesting program was presented. D. A Jant- zen,principal of the school, made an address, on The Association, It's
 Aims and Achievements" Mrs. Van Kirk, Miss Marietta Norton, Miss Ruth Fuqua and Miss Grace Kohl furnished the musical numbers that were encored repeatedly.
 Through the earnest endeaVor of promient women articles of incor- poration of The Public Forum an institution which, its promoters hope,
 may become one of the most powerful agencies of social, civic and indus trial reform, have been filed in New York
 The Forum is an outgrowth of the Sunday evening meetings held at the Church of the Ascension, Fifth av-
 eEue and Tenth street, where mil | lionaire and laborer, socialist and antisocialist and men and women concerned with social and industrial problems, discussed the vital issues ] of the day.
 Dr. Percy Stickney Grant, rector l of the church, says that the Sunday evening meetings have been so sue cessful that it has been decided to | incorporate to make it more effec- | tive and definite.
 The Woman's committee, which in- | cludes the names of women well | known in society and reform work.
 will carry on an active educational | campaign among the working girls of the city.
 l Members of the committee, by get l ting in personal touch with the girls l and addressing them at the noon hour | in factory and shop, plan to open l their eyes to the many evils which 1 confront young women ignorant ol | conditions of city life. This they call l preventive work
 X helping hand will be held out to l girls in unfortunate circumstances 1 and those who are in trouble through
 sickness or inability to get work +I,z ion tn l be thrown about the increasing army l of girls going out to work have beer 1 carefully considered by the commit 1 tee.
 Other committees of the Forum in l clude one on recreation centres, q 1 committee on Woman's suffrage ano | woman's cleanup" committee | which will cooperate with the city authorities to try to improve thu | conditions of streets and squares.
 The men will have several active committees of the Forum. one of then
 on legislation.
 The osborne Parent Teacher asso- l citation will continue its meetings l throughout the summer. The reg ular sessions will be held the second | Wednesdays and a series of socials directly to benefit the school, vii be given All who are interested 1T 1 school work whether or not they have children in attendance at tho
 school are eligible as members of tn;
 circle.
 1 A well arranged literary and musl
 cal program will be presented by tn
 Mothers Circle of the Fillmore schoo
 Thursday when it holds an all day
 picnic at the B. A. Leak country
 place on the Yuma road Mrs. Thom as Edens president of the circle, ha
 charge of the arrangements.
 | The Woman's club of Glendale ha been occupied the past few weeks II
 outlining the program for the com ing year which shortly will he pu in the hands of the printing com : mittee. The calendar will give il ] detail the work to be taken by tn club at the regular meetings as wei } as the department sessions.