Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
CLUB NOTES
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keep in touch with the general Fed eration chairman. and see that their program of the clubs next year. Al ready several fine programs have reached me, and the promise is for a most profitable season. Begin to plan now. to attend the convention in Jan uary, for we want this to De the best we have ever had. We must not drop back. Forward, must always be our slogan.
 I wish you one and all a pleasant, restful vacation, and I am certain we will come together again in the fall with renewed strength and fresh zeal, ready to take up the splendid work for which-Nve are Variously organized.
 Cordially yours,
 Margaret Wheeler Ross.
 The Girls Improvement club will meet Tuesday afternoon with Miss Ada Galbraith.
 Mrs John Dickinson Sherman. of Chicago, chairman of conser- vation of the General Fedora tion of Women's Clubs. created d stir among the delegates as sembled for the closing days session cf the mid bienniaaI Council of the General Federation of Womens Clubs here when she declared that just us long as women of the federation wear feathers ol their hats will they be open to the sharge of Incompetent cy"
 The Glendale Woman's Club will shortly issue it's annual year book. The program committee will meet Fri day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ira A. Moore. chairman of the Civics Edu- cation department and the details of rhe ensuing seasons calendar com pleted.
 The convention of the National Fed eration Of Musical clubs has attracted many Phoenicians to Los Angeles. Mrs Arthur Gibbons Hulett, president of the Musicians Club, Mrs William l.. Pinncy are serving as delegates from here and others from Phoenix in at tendance at the musical festival are Mrs. Roy Wayland, Mrs. Chester D. Reed. Mrs. II. E. St. Clair. Miss Fay DeMund. Miss Bertha Kirkland and Miss Helen Huberta Boyle. Mrs. A. f. Douglas and Mrs. Sam Hindman of the Tucson Saturday Morning Musi- cal club who gave such a delaightful concert when the State Federation met In Phoenix lst winter. are also inter ested delegates Mrs. L. F. Hewins. IS vice president for this district of the national organization and is in Los Angeles in her official capacity
 
 Arthur J. Westermayr has donated tifty copies each of his oriental stories. "Udara" and "Rndra," to tine War Children's Fund being raised by the American Club Woman. X copy of ~Udara" has been sent Mrs. Hen ry n. Ross. president of the Arizona Federation. which Mrs. Ross will ulace at the disposal of the club women during the summer.
 Eva Macdonald Valesh. national chairman of the fund and editor of inc Club Woman magazine, in writ ing Mrs. Ross in referring to the book. said:
 'T feel sure you will read it with pleasure and if it serves as q little reminder of the needs of the war children of Europe to you or your friends to whom you may loan #, we will be satisfied
 This may seem rather a novel way of dealing with the subject. but the author made the gift freely and know that an interesting book may fulfill it's mission in more than one way"
 The Woman's club of Casa Grande will arrange lecture course for next winter. The value of the course is no longer denied and practically every club now endeavors to enlist speakers. if not from the university extension course. from among well known men and women of the state. Dr. von KleinSmid. president of the University of Arizona, is a popular lecturer with clubwomen.
 Maricopa is to have T new school house of two rooms-one for school building and the other to be used by the Woman's club. The Woman's club of that place was organized to help the educational standard of the community and the school house is