Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
CLUB NOTES
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and the subjects under discussion will be announced in the papers each week. |
 All voters especially women should realize the importance of voting in- telligently on these new amendments and laws, and the Civic league extends a cordial invitation to all who are in- terested in these subjects to attend the meetings at three o'clock each Wednesday,"
 At last weeks meeting the speakers included Tom French, Joe Mcbride and Clyde Timberlake, and the subjects were "Abolishment of the State Sen ate" "A Department of Labor" and State Architect.p
 The Musicians club opened it's season Monday with a program of unusual merit presented by such we'll known local favOrites as Mrs. w. H. Sargent. Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett Miss Bertha Kirkland, Miss Margaret Schlosser and Miss Lufcombe This was the first appearance in Phoenix of Miss Lufcombe and the violinist made a decidedly favorable impression on her audience. She has been selected as curator of the study class that will be conducted along the same policy of last year when it's head was Elton En- sign Hale. MT. Hale has been com pelled to give up the work which de- manded too much time from his pupils. The outlook for the Musicians club is splendid and the president, Mrs. w. R. Battin is anticipating brilliant year.
 The Madison Improvement club will celebrate it's sixth anniversary with a luncheon Thursday at the home of Mrs w. A. Gibbons. Mrs. l.. G. Holzworth Will have charge of the program that will be presented in the afternoon. Ow- ing to the inclemency of the weather the program prepared for last week was postponed.
 The Glendale Woman's club is the richer by $475 as a result of d carnival held last week. The sum will be used toward reducing the building debt which will be entirely wiped out before another year. The carnival was by far | the most pretentious event ever at l tempted by the club and the efforts of the members in producing the enter tainment, were awarded by splendid success. The attractions offered were not only creditable but the spirit of the guests aided in making the affair the most gala occasion The carnival
 
 the word. The first regular meeting of the club will be held Thursday af- | ternOon. A business session has been called for 2:30 o'clock and the program has been announced for half an hour later. The meeting will be an open one under the auspices of the domestic science department, Mrs. J. M. Pierson, | chairman There will be a display of | fancy work and prizes will be awarded. Mrs. R. A. Logue is president of the club this season.
 The civics education department of | the Woman's club will give a luncheon at 12:30 o'clock tomorrow in the de- partment room. The luncheon will be in the nature of the first regular de- partment meeting for the year and the work for the season will be discussed ! Mrs. John Dennett. Jr., president of | the club will present a subject of inter est pertaining to departmental work Mrs. J. l.. B. Alexander and Mrs. R. C. | Dryer will speak on topics of the mo ment. Mrs H. B. St. Claire. depart ment chairman earnestly urges all members to be present and also ex- l tends a cordial invitation to this lunch con to any club member who is inter- ested and wishes to work in the civics- education section during the coming year.
 Maricopa Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution will hold it's first meeting of the year Monday afternoon at the Womans Club. All visiting Daughters are invited to be present
 The Mckinley Parent Teacher Asso- citation will meet for the first time this season at three o'clock Thursday after noon. Election of officers will be the chief item of business.
 The Clifton Woman's club held the first regular meeting of the club veal on Tuesday afternoon. Interesting re- ports were given on the activities ot the Civic section of the club during the summer vacation. The decorated auto mobile of the woman's club driven ir the Labor Day parade was awarded first prize. On primary election day tag day was held, the proceeds net ting about $170. Donations were made for charitable purposes and numerous civic improvements were projected anC assisted. The treasurers report was also very gratifying.
 After the disposal of club business the music section, under the direction of Mrs. w. B. Kelly took charge of the meeting and very attractive ant pleasing program was rendered The club nets the first Tuesday of eacf month from October to May Section. al meetings are held twice a month
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