Arizona republican., 1912-05-26
Club Notes

Suffragette leaders are working with d will in the outside districts to secure as many supporters as pos sibe for the initiative petition to be filed with Secretary of State Sidney P Osborne. They will later have the petition circulated in the city and make the document have many thou sand names more than necessary and be thoroughly representative. Mrs Eugene Brady O'NeiI is managing the campaign in this county while Mrs. J. l.. Munds, of Prescott, chair man of the campaign committee of | the Woman's Suffrage League of the state, is conducting meetings and se- 1 curing signers in the northern part of the state. She will visit Je- l rome and the Verde Valley this week. ! going later to Flagstaff and the sur | rounding country. In the fall it is 1 the intention of suffrage leaders to | advance their chances for enfran- 1 chisement by Waging a still more 1 strenuous campaign. They will or i ganize leagues in every county of the
 state. hold frequent meetings when men and women best informed on l the subject will be on the speakers list
 To outline the work for next year 1 on Modern Drama the program | committee of the College Women's | club will meet with the chairman, 1 Mrs. A. w. Morrill,, IA Portland 1 Place Saturday afternoon. Mrs Hen ry Cate and Miss Helen Ely with 1 Mrs. Morrill, comprise the committee.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the
 Catholic church will give an ice cream social and strawberry festival | Tuesday evening, at St Marys par
 ish, Third and Monroe streets. Bish-
 op Gran John. of Tucson. will be
 among the notables present. Mrs.
 Frank De Souza is chairman of the
 committee on arrangements
 The dwellers in the tented city of the Young Women's Christian | Association Territorial conference. for
 the district comprising California. Ar 1 iZona and Nevada. are holding a ten 1 day session at Pleasanton. One of
 the most interesting discussions of
 the week was on Education in As | sociatiOn Ideals,-Their Development 1 and Emphasis" together with the | fostering of religious ideals among the members.
 1 Memorial Day will be observed by 1 the Madison Improvement club next ] Thursday, when the members will meet with Mrs. George Libbey Last
 weeks gathering was held with Mrs.
 l.. B. Libbey, when general work for | the bazaar to take place in the fall : was the principal business. Following committee reports a gavel was pre- sented to Mrs. H. A Guild. q gift to
 the clubs president from John Wood
 the well known educator of Wis
 consin.
 X meeting of the executive board
 of the Glendale Woman's club has been called for Thursday afternoon,
 when next years program will be outlined
 As direct result of the grand
 rally to be held Thursday. June 6,
 the ". c. T. [. hopes to establish an auxiliary to be known as the Young Peoples union.
 The Arizona School of Music. Mrs Shirley Christy, director presented
 in piano recital Monday evening Miss
 Fay De Mund and Miss Hazel De
 Mund. advanced pupils of Glenn A ToWner. The program opened with d ] two piano selection Allegro Brill
 iant' by LoeW and was followed by
 The Two Larks. Op. ,, No. 1, Lesche- tizky: A D. 1920 (Sea Pieces). Mac i DoweU: and Elfentanz, Op. 46. No