Arizona republican., 1915-10-17

The war against war Will never be won in Hague tribunals but Tn the play room, in the school room, and in the home. And all these three spell. after all, but one word:B Woman. It is only Eve who can make the world an Eden without q Cain Song-America, by the club. Roll call-Current events. The English and German. Mother tOday-Mrs. H. Z- Briner-
 The Woman's Peace Party-Mrs- J. W. Etter.
 How shall we train our children for World Peace?-Mrs. r. W. Wells and , Mrs H. C. Lockett.
 Song Home, Sweet Home, by the club.
 The Woman's Club will open it's season Tuesday. After the long vaca- ton period the members are eager to begin the seasons work the out look for which is most encuuraging The plans will be given in detail at the initial meeting when the presi- dent, Mrs. John Dennett, JF., will out line the club policy Her address will be followed by two minute talks by department chairmen who will present the features of their pro- grams. Mrs. II. B. St. Claire. chair man of the civics education depart ment will advocate a study class in civics Mrs. C. F. AinswCrth will propose new features for the art and literature department, Mrs. R. NJ. Ia fel will discuss her plans for the home economies section and the mu- sic department programs will be out lined by Mrs l.. D DamerOn. The musical numbers that will contribute to the initial gathering will be given by Mrs TafeI whc will sing My Garden" by Guy de Hardelot and April Rain" by Huntington Wood man.
 The piano numbers will be by Mrs. W. R. Bertram and include "Consola- ton No ?" Franz Liszt; La Cavalier Fantastique. Etude," Goddard.
 All members of the Woman's club are notified that the treasurer and her assistants will be at the club house Monday afternoon at 90 o'clock to receive dues and issue cards for the coming year.
 The colored women of the state are organizing a state federation of cluts, the primary purpose of which is the uplift of the negro woman. The Goldenold Club is advancing the movement and Mrs. Henry D. Ross president Of the Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs spoke before the organization on the federation spirit Tuesday evening at the club rooms on North Second street. Miss c. NJ. Gilchrist. superintendent of Associat- ed Charities. expressed her apprecia- ton of the work of the Goldenold members along charitable lines,
 The Glendale Woman's Club met in regular session Wednesday after noon, the gathering being the initial meeting of the year. Mrs. F. D. Jack, the president in an Interesting ad- dress outlined the work for the year. She was followed by Mrs. Henry D. Ross, president of the Arizona Feder- atiCn of Woman's Clubs, the guest of honor. who spoke to the members of the coming convention in Tucson, urging a large delegation from the club. She featured the ideal club wo- man in her talk A short musical program was presented. The dele gates to represent the Glendale club were appointed and include Mrs. E. J. Flock, Mrs. Harry Cartmel, Mrs/ J. R. Sheets, Mrs. J. J. Young, Mrs. George Walters. Mrs O. D. Betts, the alternates chosen being Mrs. M. C. Wall, Mrs. A. B. Kelly, Mrs. c. A. Robinson. Mrs. J. w. Robinson. Mrs. w. J. Osborn and Mrs. F. L. Norris.