Arizona republican., 1913-05-11
CLUB NOTES
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necessary and needed thing. The im- mediate help to the small cIuos, she asserted will be of untold good Il Mrs. Joseph Sherburne Jenckes ex- pressed herself strongly in favor or inc measure. The majority of club women do not receive inside lnforma- ton of the state federation nor realize the scope of that organisation ar the power it will acquire in the future The time is not far dlstan. when we will have an international fedaration and women will be a pow arf,l factor in international affairs There must be a firm and substantial i hasis to develop and fit women 10 meet this fast approaching situation "A splendid idea. All concerted ac- tion is stronger than indlVldual ac- tion" is the opinion of Mrs. J. L. ID. ! Alexander. of the Conservation ana Womans clubs and the Civic League | Although none of the various Con 1 crosses of Mothers throughout the | United States are affiliated Wltn 'ie | clubs, Mrs. c. Norton, the Std'e nrasident. has this to say. Tt seems to me it would be quite an adVahtase to us We need a local union. l The president of the Harmony club, l Nre Elder. suggests the practical points in favor of the district meet ings The distances make IS mn 1 nossible for many to attend the state II federation and all may enjoy the I benefits of the district federation which will promote enthusiasm Tn terest and better understanding or club work , .Rring the clubs together All Will be stronger by united effort, IS the statement of Mrs. Sims Ely. who IS l to be president of the Friday clup next season. and is a popular rlehioei of the Womans club.
 "A district federation of women cluhs is just what we need for Phoe- nix. declared Mrs. H. A. Guild. presl- l 1ant of the Madison Improvement clup- "To meet once a year at state federation is not often enough TOT linspiration and to help forward the tnoany good causes of our new state The rural club woman and the clty club woman have many things m common. Meeting three or four times year would be great ln- l sniration to us I hope Phoenix club women are going to have the honor ] of establishing the first district 1eo- eration in Arizona.
 The Friday club will meet this week with Mrs Louis H. Chalmers and out l line the program for the coming year.
 A Kermiss of the Nations will be given by the Glendale Woman's club lat the attractive new club house on l May 15. The dance will be given un- der the direction of Miss Doris King man, of the Arizona School of Music'
 Members of the Conservation cluh
 enjoyed a picnic yesterday at the
 country home of Mrs. Eugene BradS iONeilI While informality was the keynote of the pleasant occasion SC jmanv students of conservation coulo inot get together without the selnb- lance of discussion on the favorltt tonic. Mrs J. l.. B. Alexander. one Of the particularly clever members o tthe club talked on "Arizona's Con
 servation Needs.'
 II The College club will inaugurate
 new department next season in ' study class The topics will be large lv those taken up at the regular clu' ' meetings with attention to detalis Mrs Francis H. Redewill will arrang the calendar for the year and tn
 work will be on Modern Drama Tn
 
 = the guests of honor at the last meet ing of the club Wednesday at tin v, Arizona School of Music. and the en ! tertainment given them was one the most unique and original eve { presented by the organization.
 $t
 - Civic affairs have found place 0
 the programs of the Parent Teache - associations since the granting tsuffrage. The Osborn circle with Mir
 c. B. Wood the principal speake A made Local Option" the subject { cS it's regular monthly meeting Thursda 0 afternoon Mrs. Wood believes tha
 prohibition will be one step forwar
 in civic advancement; that Wome . have always stood for the highe:
 ideals and purest morals. and Y ie attribute this attitude the result
 her influence-which has been for ger
 e.al good" she declared. Her pS
 Iper was on The Influence
 the Coming Election on the Con
 rnunity." Her conclusions we
 lreached by her argument which W; :. for and against the issue. J. O. Se'
 son spoke on ''Woman's Vote in u Election" and Judge Langston led u IO round table discussion. lesson
 voting followed. The circle w
 give an ice cream social in Jun
 the exact date to be set later
 Much satisfaction is being express os ] in the appointment of Mrs. H. =, Wilson as press reporter of the Wor ,ras ans club. This is the first announc .,s l ment to have been made by Mrs.
 B. Wilkinson, the recently elect - president
 The Fillmore Parent Teacher A
 sociation has cancelled the ice crea social announced for next week. I
 association will meet Thursday afte
 noon at three o'clock at the nome
 the president, Mrs Ernest Munson,