Arizona republican., 1913-10-26

cember 10. Waist was the feature | of last week s meeting and the club 1 prizes were won by Mrs. Robert FrOmm, Mrs. c. R. Werner and Mrs. l Irving Fletcher while Mrs. Johnson i and Mrs. Shaw captured the guest | favOrs
 l The Mckinley Parent Teacher As sociation will aid the Congress of 1 Mothers in it's child welfare campaign Mrs w. J. Horstman and Mrs A L. Newman will be the committee from the circle to assist in the detail work in connection with the rest room and lecture hall the congress will
 maintain at the fair Mrs. Horstman was elected president of the Me | KinIey association Thursday at an enthusiastic meeting held at the school Mrs. Charles D. Young was i chosen secretary and treasurer. It will not be until after the fair that the College club will take up it's regular work for the year. The first regular program will be given November 12. The study class will meet with Mrs. Francis II. Redewill chairman of the program committee November 26, when this department will be inaugurated. %'Francisca de Rienini' by d'Annunzio will be read and discussed.
 Under the direction of the rccrea- tion committee the Y. w C. A. will hold a social evening the last Thurs day of the month. Mir and Mrs. J w Doris will throw open their handsome country home Thursday evening when the members will give "witching party" MT. and Mrs. Doris have been most liberal in their kindness to the ". w. c. A. and the Halloween event is being anticipated with much pleasure. The
 initial ''at home" took place Thurs day evening. One of the guests des- cribed the event accurately when she said: If black cats still bring good luck and each cat has the proverbial nine lives, the prosperity and long evity of the Y. w C. A. is assured
 in Phoenix. for they were much in evidence Thursday night"
 Mrs. R. M. Tafel is chairman of the committee in charge of the so- ciaI affairs whose other members are Mrs. Sidney Clearinghouse, Mrs. War ner Watkins, Mrs. Frank Alkire, Mrs J. L. B. Alexander, Mrs. Joseph Bawden. Mrs. Reba Elliot, Miss Sue Leonard and Miss Margaret Isaacs.
 
 The Y. w. c. A. has been the grateful recipient of many handsome roses the past week. Mrs. H. A Guild and w H COstley have re- membered the girls with great clus- ters of flowers and beautiful ones have also been received from the state house.
 What Constitutes a Clean and Attractive City, will be the subject at the w C. T. U. Thursday after noon At the hour from three to four Mrs F. N Phillips, Mayor Christy and H. A Davis.
 Mrs. George H. N-ickers assisted by Mrs. L. E. Hewins entertained Mari copa Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Saturday after noon at the home of the former on North First avenue.
 To make Sunday a happy day for the members. the Y. w. C. A. has planned delightful afternoons during the winter. The first will be held today. Mrs. r. B. Wise will conduct i the devotional services and the mem i bers of the PhiIathea class of the | Baptist church will serve at the social | hour that follows. Mrs. Courtney A | Camp will sing a group of songs and | Miss Bernice Warren EgelSton of | Covington will give dramatic readings If the Rose" and Lovers Lane"
 Business of importance is to be transacted at the Musicians club, which will meet at two-thirty o'clock Monday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. William E. Deity 618 North Third avenue.
 The following dispatch will be of interest to club women. demonstrating as it does how club women of Grand Forks are endeavoring to liven farm life:
 The extension of advantages pos sessed by women of the city to the 1 women of the farm is one of the inn portant undertakings of the North Dakota Federation of Women's clubs. which will be undertaken during the year on an enlarged basis.
 By the introduction of labor saving devices into the country homes, such as electric washing machines, cleo tTic cream separatOrs, etc, the club women believe a big step will be taken in making farm life more pleasant, the ultimate result of which will be to make life on the farm more attractive to the farmers daughter who, instead of going to the city to be married. will find her place in the making of home on the farm.
 Electrical power. say the club wo- men, can readily be obtained by wind power. Water supply systems, sew 7ge systems, and many other advan- tages enjoyed by the city residents. 1