Arizona republican., 1915-05-16
CLUB NOTES

country's public schools, the Music League of America, endowed by phil anthropic women of New York City for assisting talented young musi- clans, the American Opera Associa- tion, the Society for Promotion of 1 Opera in English, the National As sociation of 0rganists.
 The Aims of the Federation are: to support American institutions of music to encourage American crea .
 tive art by competitive activity as in the prize competitions by maintain i ing a scholarship loan fun, by pro 1: viding means to give an adequate ! production to worthy compositions, ! by granting hearing to young American artists, by promoting an
 increased appreciation of the value of music and further extending it's study in the schools
 Much has already been accom- i plished along these lines. As d re- suit of this work most of our best i known American composers have be-
 come known. Already $2O,OOO has ] been given to encourage American
 creative effort. The prize winner re-
 mains owner of his work and also
 has the pleasure Of hearing his work
 given an adequate production. 1 At the approaching Biennial the i 1915 Prize symphony No. 2 c Minor i Apus 34 by Anne Oldburg, Evanston,
 Illinois, will be heard with the com poser conducting This took prize
 of $700
 | The Students prize, of $100 for ! song for women's voice was won by
 Miss Faith Rogers of Superior. Wis consin. No prizes were awarded in lthe other classes.
 Tn addition tC the aDove. the wo-
 Inen of the students contest, compris- i ing the best of our young American , trained artists, will be heard in con cert.
 Also Mir. Cadman's Sonata in A
 major for the piano will he heard for
 the first time with MT. Claude Goth
 elf of our own city at the piano.
 And fast of all will be tiie pre-
 sence of the $1OOGO prize opera 1 Fairyland by Horatio Parker on which the American Opera Associa : i ton is spending S50,000 to produce
 it.
 1 The Biennial promises over ten | days of music by prominent musi
 clans from all over the country. Two
 evening concerts by the Los Angeles ! symphony Orchestra have been ar ranged, two choral events are sched uled, one artist recital a concert and i several lecture recitals.
 All members of the Musicians | Club who are planning to be in Los Angeles at that time must hand their
 names to the Secretary of the Musi-
 clans Club Mrs. w. l.. Pinney before May 16 in order to be accredited | Others not members of a federated
 club who care to attend may do so by joining the Federation through the
 state vice presidents recommending
 as an associate member.
 ] Members of the Arizona Federation of Woman's Clubs have been extend ed the courtesy of the official rest room located in the collective exhibit of Westfield Standard Pure Foods ir
 the Food Products Palace of the Panama Pacific International Expo sition. The collective exhibit and
 demonstration of some of the foods
 will be of interest for practically
 every woman's organization devotes
 no little time to the study of pure
 foods
 The Westfield Standard for Food
 Products adopted by the Westfielc
 Board of Health is as follows:
 Foods shall not contain added
 Alum. Copper. Formaldehyde. Sulfur-
 ous Acid or it's Salts. Boric Acid or
 it's Salts, Benzoic Acid or its Salts Formic Acid or it's Salts. Hydrofiuo-
 ric Acid or it's Salt. Salicylic Acid oI it's Salts. nor any other non -condi-
 mental preservative.
 | Foods shall not be colored witf
 Coal Tar Dyes, nor with poisonous Vegetable Colors, nor be contaminat
 ed with inert filters, nor shall any 1 substance be taken therefrom or add
 ed thereto so as to injuriously affect | their quality, strength or purity.
 Foods shall be packed and sold
 under sanitary conditions and pack
 age goods shall bear no Dishonest
 Label nor labels bearing any Extrav-
 agant or Obscure statements. | Mrs. Henry D. Ross. president oi
 the Arizona Federation of Women's
 Clubs. last week sent greetings tc ! Arizona's newest club. On Tuesday | afternoon the Woman's Civic Cut l of Chandler was organized with a membership of twentY-siX and with | Mrs. D. M. Arnold as president. The primary purpose of the club is to | bring the women of the country and town together for the mutual interest
 of the whole district. The following officers were elected:
 l President. Mrs. D. M. Arnold; vice president, Mrs. F. V. N. Dana; sec
 retary, Mrs. w. A. Waite; corres-
 bonding secretary. Mrs. F. B. Smith {;
 treasurer. Mrs. R. M. Turner Chair
 man of committees include: Finance. 1 Mrs. E. l.. March: benevolent, Mrs. F. F.. White; humane, Mrs. w. J. Lewis; program, Mrs. E. F.. Morrison nnhlicitY. Mrs B. F. PierpOint. legal.