Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
CLUB NOTES
:=: Official Organ State Federation of Clubs :=::

vember The brilliant lecturer was a great personal friend of Sir Roger | Easement and knows intimately lead | CTS in the political and artistic sets of | Ireland Her discussions are on art l politics and music and are interesting | and Illuminating according to her cri- l tics. The College club is considering 1 booking her for the lectures confident l that her talks will be of great interest to the public. The matter was discussed at the initial meeting of the club We'd nesday. The program was on Maeter- linck. The Business Girls club of the Young Womens Christian Association Will inaugurate it's season tomorrow evening with a banquet at the Associa- tion building. MT. and Mrs. D. A. Don ofrio will be the guests of honor. At this time the program for the ensuing year will be presented. There is prob ably not club in the city that will of fer it's members a more diversified years study. and lecture course with interesting social features to round out the seasons calendar. The program has been arranged as follows:
 October 9-Banquet. October 23-Supper at 6:15. Cur rent events. Constitutional Amend ments, F. M Stahl. Prohibition 1 Amendments, Gady Gammage. | November 13-Surprise night. November 27-Supper at 6:15 Cur rent events Cooperation Between Elm 1 ployer and Employe, Chas. Korrick. c. T. Hirst.
 December 11-Supper at 6:15. Cur l rent events Sane Xmas, Mrs. H. B.
 Wilkinson. Xmas stories. Miss Mary Mildred Smith. Xmas carols.
 January S-Supper. Current Events. Office maners, dress, etc. H. E. Horn berger. Business Efficiency, G. W. Barrows. Going Up" H. B. Wilkin- son.
 February 12-Taffy pull
 | February PC - Supper. Current levents. Book review. What Men Live
 By by Dr. Cabot, given by Rev W. S.
 Buchanan
 March 12-Farce, "The Ministers
 Wife"
 March 26-Supper Current events.
 Hygiene Dr. Marion Williams. Ten
 his club as guests for the evening.
 April 9-Social evening at the Crit
 tendon home
 April 23-Supper. Current events 1 Talk: Christian Citizenship for Girls | Dean Scarlett. Character Analysis R R. Boardman.
 May 14-Desert picnic. May 21-Supper Current events
 Efficienc-Religion Miss Nell Blount; ! Womanliness, Mrs. E. NJ. Lamson; Homemaking. Mrs c. T. Hirst; CIut
 Work, Mrs. Dwight B. Heard. . June 1f-House party at Mrs. Lucy | Kavanaughs.
 5 " ? w. C. A. night Vacations, w. $ . IGoldsworthy A R. Cater. July 9-Park party Adjournment to September. The Osborn Parent Teacher Associa.
 tion will give a reception to the teach CTS of the district school Friday even. .. ing A program will be presented, tn, l contributions being dramatic reading. q and musical numbers. Q e Discussing in general way China d the topic of the year, the Friday clui C opened its season last week. A lunch
 con followed the informal program. 2 Mrs C. R. Howe was chosen secre v tary at an executive board meeting o T the Arizona Congress of Mothers hel,  q Mrs ". R. Washburn who has change, 't her residence to Alaska. In addition t e the election of Mrs. Howe, the worl D. for the coming year was discussed
 The congress will meet again Novem
 Der when the Better Baby contes 1T and Rest Room at the fair will b II given attention.
 s. The fifth biennial prize competitoo s' for American composers offered by tn
 National Federation of Musical club
 will be held in Tucson in Novembe j. All those who are interested in tn IS competition are requested to motif 10 Mrs W. R. Battin, president of tn u Musicians club.
 Tom French, secretary of the Stat
 Federation of Labor will speak on th y Compensation Law" at the Civ
 League Wednesday afternoon. Repre-
 sentatives of the Pacific Gas and EleC le tric Company and of the Young Men er Business league will discuss "Tf Municipal Bond Election" at the san meeting. Mrs. Anna Henderson, pres 'h dent of the league in discussing u m program outlined for the next fe $. weeks said:
 D. Tt is the intention of the league bt IS tween now and election to analyZe u a proposed amendments to the const
 tuition and measures by initiative p' H. tition. As there are fifteen of the.
 measures it will occupy the full tin iy Continued on Page Two) ---------------------