Arizona republican., 1915-10-10
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they may be put are not generally recognized ly club women. The club house is often regarded as a thing set apart and sacred to the. priv : ile2ed few. As opposed to this the club house should ofttimes serve as ! tho social center for the community. l It's docrs should oe open to the peo- ple for public discussion of projects , to promote community unity and civic {, botterment. organ recitals. musicales :; dramatic readings popular lectures and socials, are some of the fotms of | wholesome entertainment which should be made free occasionally to , the public. Women of the surround ' ine country should be made welcome ! and rest room provided. if possible. , for their use at all hours. The pos ! session of club house banishes the 1 last reason for the limited club and | makes possible strong organizations. 1 working unitedly for the greatest 1 good to the greatest number in com ! murity life and experience.
 ! Plans for the :Shako sneare Tercen- : tennial celebration for next year. pro 1 posed by inc new Pa@eantry sub l committee uf ;he General Federation ! Cf Wnmen'S Clubs of which Miss ] Josop phinc Y. iIrower. of St Cloud. : Minnesota, is the chairman were en- ! thusiasticallv approved ty the Council at Portland, and clubs throughout the country arc urged to proceed at i once in the effort to interest all { schools. wumen'S clubs and orGaniza- tiors generally.
 Bulletins presenting the particular plans. originated by the St. Louis Pa sealIt Drama Association and the ] Drama League. of which Mir Percival Chubh iS now president, have been widely distributed amorg club women. First If all. as the nucleus. stock | company headed by Miss Margaret l Anglin. will he formed, chosen from i the best Shakespeare" players tn give the drumas in conjunction with municipal pageantS in the large ciI- leS. In connection with the presen- tation of the plays, the plan calls for more OF less municipal paEeantry with an intervening rf old English prrceSSions. dances and masGUes Be ' sides S,. Louis. where prepartticns are already under way. New York. [ Chicago. Bnston and Philadelphia are
 pledged.
 In addition to this magnificent scheme other forms of pageantry, planned to make the celebration just IS wide reaching as possible may be enumerated under the Following heads: COmmunity celebrations. such as fairs, l Mav-Gay fetes and playground fes- tivals vitb Morris dancing and Shalespear@an music. school and col lege explorations from simple types for little children to the more am bilious. as 5 play for the high school and frr college and university5 pa aeants of q more elaborate kind. Ir 1 the college celebrations. the old Eng fish fcteS which the students of Rryn Mawr have given every five years would prove excellent examples to follow.
 Special Drama Leaeue Shakespeare study courses will be available. in cIuding an acadenic course for ad- varced work, popular course for clubs. a course dealing with the stage side of Droiuctions in Shal-espeare's day. and in addition. lists of Shake spcarean music and essay topics. also a simple masque to be used in con nec:ion with garden celebrations. and a special single day Shakespeare pro
 
 i april Ord in that way. \ special masqUc is being prepared by Percy NackaYe which any communitv can perform. and simple and beautiful festival programs for school children. Under the auspices of the Household Economies department the Madison Improvement club presented its in itial program of the year. Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mil- ton Munger Mrs. !. l.. \. King, chairman of tile department was In charge Canning fruit and making jelly were subjects of the round table discussions. Mrs. Ralph Leppla, de-
 scribed her method in canning Ari-
 zona fruits There will ha social
 meeting of tie club Thursday a
 week at the home of Mrs. w. A. Wilson.
 The Wonan's Club will open it's season Tuesday a week. An address
 5y the club president. Mrs. John
 Denett. Jr., will be followed by short talks by the department chairmen who will outline the work oJ the
 various departments for the coming year. The Monday preceding the
 opening of the club. the treasurer and her assistants will be at the club house from 2;30 to , o'clock to receive dues and issue cards for the ensuing season On account of the large membership all members are urged to procure cards at this time. Day after tomorrow there will be 2 meeting of the executive board and it is suggested that members having names to present do so on this date : thereby saving a week.
 The growth of the Parent Teacher Associations in the last few years ! has been phenomenal, and the out ! look for this season is even more ! remarkable. The work that the or 1 ganization is doing in reaching the | life of the home to raise it's standards | and in bringing about cooperation |