Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-02-21
CLUB NOTES


chairman of the executive committee.
The conference. however. is not one
Of women, alone, but of men and
women. Commercial organizations,
fraternal orders, religious bodies,
editors. trade unions, representa- ives
of political parties. and others have
been invited to attend.
Mrs. Henry d. Ross, president of
the Arizona Federation of Women's
clubs, has been asked to cooperate
in spreading the gospel of peace.
Osborne Parent Teach association
will observe the birthday of George
Washington on Wednesday evening,
owing to the numerous attractions
announced for Monday evening. The
celebration will be held at the North
Central avenue residence of Mrs
Parker Woodman. president Of the
circle. The committee in charge of
the entertainment desires to know
the number planning to attend by
Tuesday noon. and can be notified
by telephoning 1928 or writing to
r. o. box 754. There will be a
well arranged musical program and
refreshments will be served.
The Woman's club working class
, in art under the auspices of the art
and literature department, Mrs. c.
f. Ainsworth. chairman; held it's in
! itial meeting Tuesday morning. and
fro,
| Use of being a strong factor in the
organization. The meetings are open
to all members of the CLUB and any
artist in the city who cares to work
in the class and have the advantage
of Mrs. Jessie Benton Evans criti-
cism, may do so by first joining the
club. Mrs. Evans has presented the
class with several choice books on
art.
Maricopa Chapter Daughters of the
American Revolution. will give tea
Saturday afternoon from three until
| five o'clock. at the home of Mrs
Emery Oldak, $40 North Third ave
nue.. The tea will be open to the
public and all patriotic men and
women will be given opportunity to
| take part in the silver offering that
will be used for marking the historic
points on the National highway and
sending an Arizona flag to Cont
mental hall in Washington, d. c.
An appropriate program will be pre-
scented.
Il do not mean to be an alarm
| ist hut it is by no means certain
that we may avoid serious compli-
cations with the allies upon one hand
or with Germany on the other hand
growing out of the disposition of
both sides to limit. as far as posi-
| BILE, shipments of goods of all kinds
| that may reach the enemy said
| Judge Richard f. Sloan, in talk
on the century of peace before the
Womans club Tuesday afternoon.
After reviewing the war of 1872, and
the hundred years that followed.
Judge Sloan cited the difficulty that
confronts the government in main
tanning its neutrality without sur
rendering its rights as neutral.
In conclusion the speaker said: CAS-
sincere lover of peace. express,
what must be the hope of this club,
that this awful war may speedily end,
and that nothing at least shall occur
to involve America in conflict in
which more than half the world has
already been drawn. with the pros
pect that at least one other great
| mr. O
powers may yet be involved, and
that the century of peace between
| England and America just ended may
be but the beginning Of a peace that
shall endure so long as the Union
Jack on the one hand and the Stars
ad Stripes on the other hand shall
stand for that Anglo Saxon civiliza-
ton which is their common heritage
and glory
Tuesday evening the Woman's clut
gayety and feasting. The rooms were
deliberately decorated with greenery
and huge. airy bows of pink tulle
the clubs colors being green and
rose pink The banquet table was
decorated with the club colors also
Here a prOfusion of pink carnations
and graceful greenery served to carry
out the color scheme. At 7:30 O'Clock
about eighty guests, club women and
their husbands gathered about this
festive board. Music was furnished
by Miss Lois Morrison and Messre
Corners, Horner and Yatt.
Mrs. Pierson. president of tn,
Glendale Womans clup, acted a.
POSTMASTER, and at least one.thirt
of those present responded to toasts
Some Of the responses were rea
clever and provoked much merriment
The club husbands proved yer,
appreciative guests and they expires
sed the hope that the ladies' may de
eide to make this event semi-an
nual instead Of an annual affair."
Last week was childrens day a
the club.
A program especially prepared 70
: children was feature of the after
noon.
The Harmony club met Wednesda