Arizona republican., 1912-06-23
Club Notes
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 nia,' Miss Dock; Water Conserva- tion," Miss Wilkinson.
 Monday evening, July 1st-"Public Health. the Larger Significance of the Social Hygiene Movement" Dr. Rach- ellie s. Yarros; Food Significance, Mrs. O. C. Ellis; The Health Cycle" Mrs. w H. Hut
 Tuesday morning, July 2d-"The State and the Home" William Hard of the Delneator.
 Tuesday afternoon, July 2d-Visit to east bay cities and the Greek | Theater.
 II Tuesday evening, July 2d-"Legal and Economic Status of Women: : Woman and Industry and Home," Dr. Jessica PeiXotto; Silence Among Statutes Mrs. Philip Carpenter of New York; The Status of the Oth- CT Woman" Mrs s. s. Platt- Decker; l of Colorado
 | Wednesday morning. July 3d-"Art, Literature and Library Extension" | Wednesday afternoon, July Sd Election of officers
 | Wednesday evening. July 3-"Three Centuries of Art in America" Hector l Alllott, l.. A.
 Thursday afternoon. July 4th-Re- ception by California federation at 1 Fairmont Hotel
 Thursday evening, July 4th-"Peace Movement: Declaration Of Peace," Frances Squire Potter. of Chicago; further address on the same subject Baroness Bertha Won Suttner, winner of Nobel peace prize.
 Friday morning, July 5th-"How Can the General Federation Assist State Legislatures" Mrs. E. c. Clay pool, of Indiana; Law as a Factor in Social Progress" Mrs. Paul: "Wom- ans Part in Legislation" Mrs. Der tha Stull Green. of Idaho. Friday evening, July 5th-Presi- dents evening; programme prepared by Mrs. Philip N. Moore; addresses by Mrs. Caroline Bartlett Crane, Of Michigan. Captain J. B. White, pr. Laura Drake Gill of Illinois and Miss Julia Lathrope
 Finale, installation of officers and | their introduction to the audience ** l Chapter A of P. E. o. held l its first regular meeting since 1 it's organization fortnight ago 1 Tuesday at the residence of the corresponding secretary, Mrs. Lucia l Gates of Evergreen Place. After a discussion of the constitution of the society, the bylaws were adopted This was followed by a delightful social season. The next meeting will be held in a fortnight with Mrs. E. P. Grinstead of the Indian school.
 
 Interest of club women in civic af- fairs. will undoubtedly lead to the hearty and general acceptance of the delegates of the General Federation to the invitation extended them to attend the Municipal League Conven- tion to be held in Los Angeles July 6-13. Special entertainment will be planned for the club women who will follow up the San Francisco conven tion with this event. The program follows:
 July 9, 10. Il and 12-Round table luncheons at the Alexandria, when there will be discussion of papers read at the morning sessions. Mrs. w. s. James, chairman, assisted daily by six club women who will act as hOstesses.
 June 10-Evening banquet, AleXan dria. Dr. John R. Haynes, chairman.
 July S-Automobile drives to Grif fifth Park Hollywood and beaches.
 July 11-Automoble drive to Pasa dena and foothills. tea at Pasadena. Lewis W. Myers, chairman.
 Saturday, July 13-Excursion to Catalina and Mount Lowe. H. l.. Wheeler, chairman.
 
 The committee on arrangements for the Fourth of July celebration of the Madison Improvement club will meet Monday with Mrs. Earl Reams and outline the program for the day. In charge are Mrs. Reams, Mrs. Rob- ert Hunter and Mrs. Aubrey Smith.
 After a round table discussion on suffrage, temperance in Mexico and charitable work among the MeXi cans in Phoenix the w. C. T. U. pre- sented a literary and musical pro- gram Thursday under the direction of Miss Marie La Chance. Mrs. w. F. Rudolph, Miss La Chance, Miss Marie English and Miss Edith Eng fish contributed the numbers.
 Mrs. C. l.. BraXton of the w. C. T. U will make an address on Temper ance at nine o'clock this morning be- fore the children of the Indian school.