Arizona republican., 1914-02-22
CLUB NOTES

men shall come together for the bene- fit of mankind" Arizona will give an illustrated lee ture on Trip Up the Rhine" be- fore the Woman's club Tuesday aft ernoon. This is the fourth university extension course lecture and gives promise of being quite as interesting as the preceding ones which were well received. The general public is privileged to attend. no admission nor guest tickets being required. The March programs will be ushered in cn the evening of the fourth, Gen tlemen's Evening" when the dance plumbers will be given by Miss Elsa Chapin, of the sta.e university. Each member is entItlet; to one guest with additional guests on payment O. t'entT-five cents. The remaining, programs are:
 March 10th: Art and Literature department: Mrs. Lee M Fitzhugh chairman; subject. miscellaneous program.
 Iarch 17th: Civlcs- Education de- partment: Mrs. B. A. Fowler. chair man. assisted by Miss Bertha McE Knipe Mrs. C. T. Hirst, Mrs E R. Parsons. Mrs. Sims Ely, Mrs c. B. Laird; subject, Vocational Training and Guidance"
 March 24th: Household Economies department; Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, chairman.
 March 31st: Music department; Mrs w. E. Deity. chairman; an op- eretta by the Womans Club Chorus. Under the auspices of the Ma tional Congress of Mothers the Inter- national Triennial Convention of Child Welfare will be held in Wash 1 ington, D. C., April 22-27. Foremost leaders of the movement will be in attendance and the reports of the meeting will be read with intense interest throughout the country. Mrs. Carl Hayden and Mrs. w. C. 1 Barnes will be asked to serve as ! teleSdttS lIOnn ATlZOlld.
 Besides the officers of the National ! Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher associations, the following oomprise the international commit l tee:
 Hon. P. P Claxton, commissioner of education, Washington, D. c. ! Dr. G. Stanley Hall, Worcester Mass.
 Miss Elizabeth Harrison, Chicago Illinois.
 | Dr. NJ. V. O'Shea, Madison. Wis Hon. Ben B. Lindsey, Denver. Colo w. L. Scott, Esq. Ottawa, Canada
 Mrs. Albert Baird Cummins, Des Moines, Iowa
 Miss Lucy Wheelock, Boston, Mass Madame Ali Kuli Khan. Persia
 Mrs William Cummings Story New York.
 Dean Sarah Louise Arnold. Boston Mass.
 Mrs Charles c. Rumsey, Glen Head. L. I
 Mrs Robert H. Tate, Portland, Ore
 Miss Mary E. Ledyard, Foo Chow China
 Dr. Elizabeth Sloan Chesser, Great Britain.
 Madame G. C. De Ortiz Coffigney Havana. Cuba.
 Mrs. Abel Renard, Buenos Ayres Argentine Republic
 Mrs D. N Furnajieff, Sofia, Bull garia.
 The National Congress, in its an nouncement of the approaching con- vention has suggested many valuable topics for conference relative to chile welfare in home, church. school anf state. The campaign waged along these lines in Phoenix years ago has been continued with renewed vigol from season to season. Many of tho isubjects mentioned have been dis cussed at local meetings or will re. ceive attention later at some future time. The following is the list ad- vised:
 The Home and Child Welfare. Education for home making Knowledge required by husband ant knowledge required by wife of: Per aonal hygiene. domestic sanitation chemistry of foods; adjustment O expenses to income: points to bt considered in selection of home: fur nishing the home; relation of thu home to the community.
 Education for Home Making.
 Knowledge required by father knowledge required of mother of wei come to the baby; child nurture. in cluding physical conditions of par ents necessary to insure health. children: physical requirements O babies and older children; growth O the mind. methods that are efficient spiritual development and methods that will promote normal growth lparents' responsibility in tralnin: children for self-support, for mar