Arizona republican., 1913-11-02
CLUB NOTES

! Marlborough, who headed the list, has
 taken an enormous interest in the ! buildng
 Homeless women and their children will find refuge in the hostel which ] is situated at Kings Cross, at any ] time of the day and up to II o'clock | at night, as long as they are sober and behave respectfully. No ques- i ticns as to character or antecedents will be asked.
 ! Every room is lighted by electricity and is perfectly private. Each Occu- pant will have a key, all locks being different. The charge will be ten cents night, and a good breakfast will be provided for six cents. There are excellent day rooms and any woman able to purchase and cook her own food will be allowed to do SO
 Attached to the hostel will be an employment bureau and every at tempt will be made to find employ ment for women who are out of work The charge for rooms will be two cents less than that made at the fam Ous ROwtOn Houses for Men, while the accommodations will be infinitely superior.
 Lord CurzOn has constantly visited the building lately. and is taking the greatest interest in the plan. In the Nestibule is a marble tablet in mem ory of Lady Curzon.
 
 Mrs. L. E. Hewins, president: Mrs w. H. Sargent vice president; Mrs. William Pinney, secretary and treas Urer, were the officers elected to serve the Musicians club this season at a special meeting held for the purpose Monday afternoon at the residence of Ms. Wilnam F. Deity. All have been active members in the organization and the result of the election is most pleasing to the entire membership. Mrs. H. H. Stone, who was elected president in the spring. will be greatly missed by the Musi- clans this year, which she will pass in Les Angeles. Her name and that O. the late Mrs. w F. Nichols, were presented for honorary presidents. Il VII be remembered that Mrs. Nichols Was founder of the club and an hon orary member. She was one of the most prominent and best loved club women of the state and her memory is held dear by all the club women of Arizona
 Mrs w. c. Barnes of Washington D. C., was made an honorary mem Der.
 An interesting letter from Miss Alice Redewill was read. She spok= O. her visit to the National FedeIa- ten of Musical clubs in Chicago last summer and of the splendid reception accorded her when she appeared be- fore the members Miss RedeWin, it will be recalled. played on short no tice before the members and was one of ha fIvr CeiVed special mention
 Mrs. Sargent and Miss Bertha Kirkland gave the piano numbers and Mrs. Raymond Battin sang a group of songs that completed the de- lightful afternoon.
 Additional work will be undertaken by the club a study class supple n.enting the regular program. Mrs. Henry D. Ross was elected chair man, and although she has not con sented to serve she has been re- peatedly urged to do so and has the matter under advisement.
 On presentation of their member ship tickets the members of the Woman's club will be admitted in the high school auditorium to wit ness The Dolls House" by the Eng
 
 The Ibsen drama will be produced by pr. Ernest Bates and Mrs. Bates, who is clever ana charming young actress, will be Nora" Dr. Bates personally ex- tended an invitation to the Womarr club.
 To provide sign posts along the Santa Fe trail of the national high l way, and to assist the Associated | Charities by providing clothing for the poor and neglected infants, will | be part of the work undertaken by | AIaricopa Chapter, Daughters of the l American Revolution, this winter. At !! l recent meeting of the local chapter | the regent, Mrs. Edward Shaw, re- quested that particular attention be | paid to these measures. It has been l decided to set aside one day, prob ably monthly, to sew for the little tots in need and the nursery chest, started last year, will become a part | 1f the work each season.
 The Y w c. A. has prepared series of interesting Sunday after loons and has extended a cordial l invitation to the girls and women of Phoenix to the association rooms at % North Second avenue A social lour will follow this program. Devotional service. Mrs. F. B. Wise
 Jesus. the Man of Galilee" Solo, Face to Face" ce"..............
 ............. Mrs. oscar Brown i Reading from Kipling ......
 .... Miss Vivian Young l Vocal ........ Miss Hannah Egleston
 (a) Know a Lovely Garden
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 Cb) My Baby (Jessie Gaynor).
 How the United States government ,an be of assistance to the farmers wife and make her work less burden tome is the question that has been put O the Madison Improvement club byzi Secretary of Agriculture Houston The | president of the club Mrs. J. Q. A.