Arizona republican., 1916-10-01
CLUB NOTES
:::: Official Organ State Federation of Clubs :::

The club season will be formally opened this week. Practically every
 club in the city will hold it's inaugural meeting for the year this month, a large majority having called sessions Co be held within a day or two. The Musicians club will present it's initial program tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock at the Woman's club and pre- 1 ceding the regular meeting the treas | urer, Mrs l.. D. Dameron will be present to receive the annual dues. At
 a board meeting last week the years work was discussed informally and many pretentious plans were consid- | cred. An opera department was warmly advocated and it is quite
 possible that such a section will be 1 formed, for study and recital work. | The study department under the di- rectiOn of Elton Eisign Hale that proved a successful supplement to the club last season will be continued It will not be started until Novem-
 Der. Mrs. w. R. Battin, president of the organization is enthusiastic over the outlook for the nsuing year. The program for Monday follows: Presidents Day Program
 Piano
 | Butterfly ....................G Grieg
 Little Birds ................G GrieG
 Miss Betha Kirkland
 Vocal:
 My Love. He Comes on the Skee l Norwegian Love Song Cough
 Lighter)
 Like the Rose Bud .La Forge Reading.
 Miss Margaret Schlosser Piano:
 Borrasque de neige 0na Snow SqualD .......... .Luding Schyste Mrs. A. C. Hulett
 1 Hostess: Members of the Board
 Accompanist; Mrs. A. G. Hulett The Civic League held it's annual election of officers Wednesday. Mrs J. D. Henderson having been chosen
 president Serving with Mrs. Hend-
 erson for the ensuing year will he Mrs Edith Bradford. first vice presi- . dent, Mrs. NJ. Winslow, second vice , president, Mrs. Ruth Bindings, sec retary Mrs Kate Younger, treasurer : and Mrs. Inez Struckmeyer auditor The prohibition amendments will re-
 ceivc the attention of the League
 until after the general election wher : the program for the remainder of the ! year will be announced. Arizona Music will be the subjec T discussed at the meeting of Chapter of P. F.. O. scheduled for Tues
 day evening at the home of Mrs. c
 F. Kimber 80 South First Avenue | | Miss Sara Whitefield will have charg, e of the program and social features
 The chapter has. outlined an inter
 | esting years work, the general topic of the fortnightly meetings being a r follows:
 Oct. IT. Arizona Women of Note Q Nov. [, Guest Day. d Nov T. Educational Fund-Recor, Q Review.
 Dec. ,. Arizona Painters }, Dec. 19. Children's Home. y Jan. 2, Entertain D. L L.'s-Pro : gressive Luncheon.
 Jan. 16, Arizona Indians.
 Feb. 6, Arizona Writers. e Feb. 20, Washington's Birthday a Our Own Country.
 s March G. Election of Officers-In T Istallation-Dues.
 g March 20. Arizona National Parks 5 April 3, Social.
 = April IT, Arizona Birds. 7, May I. Annual Picnic. 't May 15. Dramatic.
 eI June |, Criticism of Years Work isl lure 10. Last Meeting ' The officers of the chapter are l. President. Mrs Josephine H. Ryan r. Vice president, Mrs. Cora r, Kimber $ Recording secretary. Mrs. Constanc l Briggs; Corresponding Secretary, MT y | Beulah Grinstead; Treasurer, Mir is Faith Mckee: Chaplain, Mrs. Elsi n M. Bailey; Guard. Mrs. Beulah Scott le Journalist, Mrs. Maud Smith; Musi l. elan. Mrs. Maud Palmer; Year Boo T. Committee Mrs. Constance Brigg le Mrs Elsie M Bailey
 When the Harmony club opens il ,- | season October Il. Mrs. Thomas 1t Barker. vice president will be in il IS chair. Mrs. T. NJ. Elder the club Id president is in California and doc m not plan her return until the first ( -e November.
 se Wednesday afternoon with MT ss Mary Hull of West Monroe stree ss Guessing the names of prominel se men from their photographs provide ,5 | DlasuraDle pastime, the prize beir II won by Mrs. A. F. Faus. Mrs L. "a Bayless will be hostess of the We, ~ nesday meeting of the club. m Art and Needlework will be il
 subject discussed at the Madison In
 provement club Thursday. Mrs. Fr, IF B. Gregg acting s chairman of u SC meeting. The club will celebrate i ny | sixth anniversary the followil to Thursday with a dinner followed is, Ia program.
 TX The Business Girls club will ho ,ir it's annual election of officers Mo rs | day evening October g. There " an be an informal meeting of the eli d. tomorrow night in form of an "Asil ef mar party, the affair being in char d. of the delegates to the Y. w. c. nv conference at Asilomar last summ in The College club will open it's SC iIe son Wednesday afternoon, the mee an ing place being the High scho mi Mrs. Francis H. Redewill, chairm rr of the program committee annount ITO Maeterlinck program. Mrs. R ot, Thomas will be chairman of the d Gn and will lead the discussion on Ma, Ill erlinck essay Wisdom and Destin
 Miss Mae Hurley, Mrs. Parker a
 Mrs Elton Ensign Male will cont h Dute to the discussion. sel
 oi Business of importance will occu Ia .he attention oI the executive boa i- f the Arizona Congress of Moth, Ieo when 1t meets in the Central Sch SIX ! ,uilding at two o'clock Mond n's afternoon. A full attendance is at 1uested by the president Mrs. J. ing | Norton.
 -ss It's closing week found Rivers ec- Park the center of social activj the One of the largest and most enit hn l able events of the week was