Arizona republican., 1915-08-01

and we are looking forward with much nlea sure to what our committee has in store for Us.
 Our club numbers fifty-tiVe mem bers. We meet twice each month during the club year. once for program and business meeting anu once for a social afternoon. At the latter foul. ladies are hostesses We do not let our club add any burden to our already busy lives. That our meetings are well attended. That there is a spirit of good fellow ship that everyone seems to enjoy the club Thursday, assures us that a Womans club is well worth while in any rural neiehborhood
 
 TO be, rathe- than to seem" was chosen the motto of the Girls Sell improvement Club at it's regular fortnightly meeting Tuesday after noon. at the home of Miss Marion Ingham The program, was presented bv Mrs. Ingl.am who read a paper on the Home Beautiful" The spir- itual has more to do in making the home beautiful than the material de clared Mrs Ingham IS she told how
 
 than furnishings to make 1t beauti- full"
 Miss Eugenie Glasscock president of the club made several important committee appointments. The meln- bership committee selected, comprises Miss Stella Morden, chairman, Miss Marion Ingham and Miss Lilah Weir and the constitution and bylaws committee Miss Helen Joy, chairman, Miss Zella Croft and Miss Verona Gibson.
 Mrs. Henry D. Ross, president Of the Arizona Federation of Women's clubs is enjoying d well earned va cation in San Francesca, where she is an interested and appreciatiVe visi- tor daily at the Panama Pacific EX- position. But even when she is away for a few weeks. Mrs. Ross keeps in constant touch with the club move nents in the state and writes enthu- siasticallv of new woman's club in Arizona The women of Jerome, she says, have organized d club and arc now arranging an active program or work which they hope to have in readiness for the fall season.
 Seven hundred clu'1s have been ad- mitted to tho General Federation of Womens clubs in the pest year. This announcement was made by Mrs Percy Pennybaker. general federation president in d recent interview in Los Angeles. Mrs. Pennyhaker has been on the coast several weeks, but her visit IS in no sense official. She recently visited the Panama-PacitIc Exposition and will be d guest at the San Diego Exposition before her re- turn to Texas.
 Miss Lucy T. Ellis has been elected by the board of directors of the Gen eral Federation of Womens clubs, a member of the conservation depart rnent This information was con- veyed by letter from Mrs. Eugene l Reilly corresponding secretary of the | General Federation to Mrs. Henry D. Ross, president of the Arizona Fed eration of Women's clubs. News of the appointment will be received with satisfaction in state club circles not only because of the recognition | to Arizona cluos but also owing to the general popularity of Miss Ellis. | Miss Ellis is a member of the state l federation executive board, is a for mer president of tEe Conservation | club,and one of it's present most active members, and belongs to the | Woman's club.
 1 The following bulletin vas issued
 recently by the General Federation | of Womens clubs.
 l Department Changes 1 The board of directors of the Gen | eral Federation of Womens clubs at l it's June meeting i'll Portland, Oregon, l adopted the presidents recomme1da- = | tion that hereafter each department | shall consist of q chairman and vice. 1 chairman, with sub -chairmen when | necessary, together with the core spending State Federation committee 1 chairmen. This will make all depart l ments of uniform size, equally repre-