Arizona republican., 1915-05-02

educated III foreign countries, are so largely Tn the leadership, who have been noting during many years the tendency of our great school system m to the day of graduation from he high school, to educate for cul- ture with little thought of fitting for service. for worn;ine. producing abili- ty, there IS peculiar and vital signi- fIcancc in the new vocational em- phasis which is today being placed upon cducation-upon the older. so- 1 called liberal education. as well as upon that which is distinctively Vo- Cational.
 l close, as l began. with urging you to remember that the vital prir- ciples which underlies this problcr, of the higher education of our youth is service intertwined wit!i happi- ness.
 Annual election of officers of the Friday Club resulted in Mrs. Ernest Lewis being chosen president. Mrs H. J. Jessop, vice president: Mrs. Flu gene Redevill, secretary and Mrs , E. A. Marshall. treasurer. Following hthe brief business session the cluo celebrated it's annual picnic, an in door affair at the Womans Club owing to the incIemency of the weather Auction featured the affair the prizes being won by Mrs Sims Ely and Mrs. Harold Baxter. Contained in the annual report of Mrs. C F. Ainsworth. chairman of the art and literature department of the Womans Club were several interesting announcements. mainly appointments that gave evidence of the growth of the department in the past year. Tn creating new sec tions, Mrs. AinsWorth has found that the work could be better systema atized by giving each branch it's secretary and made the necessary appoint ments at once that everything be in readiness to carry out the general department program at the open ing of the club season in the au- tumn. Mrs. Ancil Martin will be the department secretary. Mrs. Fl. B Wilkinson. former president of the club will be in charge of the drama section, Mrs. H. K. James. secretary, of the art section and Mrs. James II. McClintock chairman of the art study class
 The Musicians Club has postponet it's meeting from tomorrow until Monday. May 10. All members are urged to be present to receive ere dential cards to convention of the National Federation of Music which meets in Los Angeles in June.
 Mrs. Henry D. Ross. president of the Arizona Federation of Womer's IsI Wednesday afternoon. her subject be ing "The Club Woman in Civics.' Tine meeting has been called for three o'clock and will be held in the Chamber of Commerce building. All wno are interested are invited to be present pr. J. H. James was last weeks speaker. He gave q talk on tuberculosis" and advised rest. fresh air and good food in treatment of the great white plague.
 An all day meeting of the exc cutive board of the Arizona Con gress of Mothers will be held tomor- i row at the home of Mrs L. R. Swarens, 7l6 North Seventh avenue.
 Chapter A. of P E. 0. will meet
 
 of 1545 West Jefferson street. The i program on Arizona Out-of- Doors" | will be presented by Mrs. Josephine Ryan.
 The College Club according to it's : annual custom will entertain in hon or of the senior high school girls . Wednesday afternoon There will be , an attractive program including dra i matic readings by Mrs Katherine ] Wisner McCluskey and Miss Edna Styles and Mrs. Francis H. Redewill will furnish the musical numbers.
 
 The Madison Improvement club will i hold an important business meeting afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. w. Goodman on Park Road. Among other matters that will ba [ discussed at this time will he the