Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
CLUB NOTES
:: Official Organ State Federation of Clubs z:

\ -~->~~~-~~>~~~~~>~~--->~~- --->~~~>-~~~~~~>~~~~-~~~~ should begin not late~ than January , l. and that the preliminary work of securing the cooperation of other organizations should he undertaken as early as possible in the winter. Tho clubs therefore should lose no time ir writing to this Bureau in order i that all prcliminaries may he com- pleted before the beginning of the
 new year.
 In communicating with the Bureau The clubs planning to organize this work should address the letters The i Childrens Bureau. Department of la hor. Washington. IT. C, Attention of Mrs Goodwin.
 zona Gales Hearts Kindredr is heinz recommended in connection with 1 club study. along the lines of peace. Therc k much of timely signifi- canoe in Miss Gales new book. For example. one Of the most interesting and powerful pf it's scenes taxes : piace 3t a meeting uf the Women's
 Peace Congress, and in the course of the action there are introduced bits : of the actual speeches delivered at , th" most recent session oi this con
 gress.
 Mrs Henry D. Ross has been sent a copy of the books which she has kindly offered to loan for club pur- ! poses
 Every woman but three who reside m Maricopa are members of the Maricora Woman's club. The or Sanization is doing excellent work along civic lines.
 Reports from the clubs throughout the state indicate an active interest III the presidents traveling fund The Douglas clui has donated s25.oa tu the fund and the Bisbec club has contriluted >Is.jo
 The Civic League will meet in regular session Wednesday afternoon when a report of the convention of the Arizona Central District Federa- tion will be given.
 Twenty entries have been made in the cooking contest conducted nv the nome economics department of the Womans club. The prize winners will he announced and the prizes awarded at inc regular club meeting
 IHesoaF- the program being in charge "f the departnent of which Mrs E. M- Tatel IS chairman. There will be 1" first second and third prize for bread. cakes and salads Mrs. F. r '"tin@s Will be the .ucrioneer Pre- Sidlng over the tea table will he MIS- C. F. Couch. Mrs \. G Bailey
 Mrs J. L. F. Alexander .nd Mrs CN BNrne Al the salad table will 'e Mrs. F. C. Baker. Mrs. George Alkire. Mrs. F. Q. Adams and Mrs C. A. Coldren. The club room hos tesses will include Mrs C. o. An deFson- Mrs. George Brocll,v.iv. and Mrs. Joseph Cope
 The Sociological Exhibit al tbe state Fair iS a new department and Is meeting with much favor. Club women are especially asked to show their interest in this department.
 Dr- Nefr who is in charge. will he assisted by a number of heIDers. b"th in the arrangement and plan ming of the exhibit. and in the dem nnStration that is an essential par; pf it's success.
 Among these are Miss Grace Iy- man. "f the University of Arizona 1 Mrs II. D. Ross. Mrs. r. x. Phillips. l Mrs G- r. Merryman. Miss .C. C. | Gilchrist. Dr. Marian Wall Roberts of Jerome. Mrs F. A Stafford Mrs. L. D. Dameron and Mrs. Shirley 1 Christy- Several members of the ! younger set will also assist
 ISe college Club will meet WeG l nesday afternoon at the high school l flat Thomas Hardy and his works l will be discussed Mrs r. T. Hen shaw will lead. by giving d resume 1 of the authors life Miss Mary Isa i belle Irwin. will review '1'he Return of the Native and the general dis | cussion that follows will be led by Mrs C. A. Coldren and Miss Ellie Lee Hydrick. The books recom- mended for the months study aref Far From the Madding Crowd, "-t Group of Noble Danes, "A Pair of l Blue Eyes" Under the Greenwood | Tree. The WoOdlanders. Cess of the DUrbervilles' and Judge the l Obscure |
 A musical program will precede a 1 social hour at the Harmony Club l on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. E. l T. Wilkinson and Mrs N Friedman l
 Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Wan Ad will see