Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-02-14

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Nortable, its water is almost world
famous-analyZing almost perfect,
strict supervision of the food supply
is Il guarantee against the many ills
incident to convention cities.
The arrangement for the council
are being made with view to the
comfort, pleasure and profit of the
visitors within our gates, and to you
and all the club women of your state
we send personal invitations to at
tend, and to give us the pleasure of
extending to you oregon hospitality
We trust, as president, you will
| use your influence to induce the wo-
men of your state to come We will
shortly begin to send out our bulle-
| tins and kindly ask you to have them
reach your members personally an1
through the press.
and many from your state in June,
remain sincerely and fraternally
yours.
SARAH A. EVANS"
The tenth annual Child Welfare con =
ference will be held under the auspices
of the Arizona Congress of Mothers
. frblrcI1tr E'aIr1,ayN in 70 Dhoani ~
Union high school auditorium. While
the conference is of special interest to
the members of parent teacher asso-
Citations and mothers leagues, cordia
invitation is extended to the general
public for all sessions
The morning session, beginning al
nine thirty o'clock, will be devoted tC
routine business and the reading oi
the annual reports of the various af
filiated organizations The afternoon
session, converting at tWo-thirty, anC
! the evening session at eight o'clock
will be given over to a carefully ar
ranged program of pertinent topics ant
pleasing musical numbers. The pro-
gram. in fun, is as follows:
! Morning Session, g A. M.
Business neutrality-suspicious., Mrs. ]
, c. Norton secretary. Mrs. r. +
Afternoon Session, 2:30 p. M.
Invocation:
Chorus a. The Low-back Car"
b. Away to the Woods
High School Glee club
/ Presidents address J. c. Nor
ton
Mothers Song" Mother,
league
Address to help deficien
children"-Dr Allen Williams.
Address Arizona Laws Pertaining
to Women and Children"-Mr. Geo J
Stoneman.
Saxaphone quartette "Minuet" pad
erewskD-High School orchestra.
Address-~How Much Of the Socia
Activity of the Pupil Is the School Re
sponsible for"-Mr. Sims Ely.
Violin solo. Souvenir" (Moskowski
Mrs. Williams.
School Grounds and Parks"-Pape
written by Miss Knipe. read by Mrs
A w Morrel
'iOSlnS REMARKS.
Evening Session, P. M.
Piano solo: a. The Nightingale
OHoffman)
b. ''Nalse" Opus "a No
l. (MoskowskD- Miss Georgia Lucas
Address The School and Life
Mrs. S c. NeWsom.
Vocal solo: a. AS in a Rose Jar.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w. Cadmal
b. Il Hear Thrush a
Eve"-Mrs A. G. Hulett.
Miss Eleanor Hulett at piano)
Handling her subject from a menta
and spiritual standpoint. Mrs Charlie
Christy made an Illuminating address
on Conservation of Childhood befor,
the members of the Conservation clul
Monday afternoon. She dealt with tn,
subject matter constructively with tn,
idea from Epicetetus-that no quality
of human excellence can be conceived
but that by suggestion. thought ant
practice. il can be realized
She traced the conditions of ideal.
of motherhood and parenthood. from
Atheian- Hellenic and Dianic and De
MILAN period Of Greek history though
modern eugenic ideas of present da!
and noted comparisons and tests a.
regards the work of modern psycholog
lists and scientists, touching minutel!
along lines of work of the Luther Bur
bank society She supplemented he
talk by reading from Maeterlinck.
Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst Of Sai
Francisco has become a member o
the advisory council Of the Congre
2ational Union of Womans Suffrage
Mrs. Hears, heretofore has takeI
no part in suffrage work. She nov
is in New York. but expects to return
soon to San Francisco and will par
ticipate in the management of thu
Congressional Union booth at the eX
position.
The Congressional Union is the onl!
suffrage organization which will eX
hibit at the exposition. 1t is planned
to have the exhibit complete his
tory, both political and pictorial, o
work for the Susan B. Anthem,