Arizona republican., 1916-05-21
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 tees Ilrst vice. president, and as chair man or the St. Paul biennial program committee. Mrs. Cowels herself says of her candidacy: T feel very deenlv the sense of responsibility, inasnucl as ths candidacy is accepted with a clear hnowledge of the demands and requirements the upholding of this hlgh honor entails, for I have served on the board of the general federation or Women's Clubs for so many vears Ire successive offices which have beld betoken my unqualified interest III the principles and wide opDortun- 1 mes Of wide federation In recognition or the honor conferred by this nomina- ton to the highest position ,n the gif4 or Women's clubs, I would faithfuIlv ana Ioyally render back all for which tralned service stands, together with devotion and an earnest sense of the vision''
 1 Mrs. Sheath. Ohios candidate is also clubwoman of wide experience
 She IS native of Ohio and worked
 llrst with its women and for it's inter ests' put Tor many years she has been | connected as well with the larger or- ganlZation of the general federation as second and first vice-president Ii was she who was responsible for the
 twelfth biennial convention, held in Chleago Tn 1914, and this constructive ability has been shown as we'll in the business positions she has held. She : also pertcted the outline of the depart-
 ments of work in the general feder- ation
 [ Mrs. Sheath says: II The only honor in holding office is } in service well rendered. My first de- $ sire IS for good federation-a united ? womanhood that may achieve only the . best results. I believe in plenty o1 r money for publicity and in a conserv.
 ative investment of the endowment
 fund
 Her ancestry-she is both a Colonia l, Dame and Daughter of the American S Revolution-make her patriotic. Sh = would have the new patriotism taugh q everywhere. beginning with the Amer 1T lcaniZation of the immigrant and tn 1T lproper training of youth
 n Mrs. Sneath's knowledge of fedora ,e ton activities dates from the very be = ginning, as she was a member of tn E original clubs which sent representa-
 tives to New York in 1890, at the ca Is or Sorosis, to inauguratc' the move 10 ment, and was a delegate to the con r. vention in Chicago in 1892. which fol t. mally organized the General Fedora as ton of Women's clubs At the Mi SC waukee biennial in 1900 she reprs KS sented her state as general federatio ill states secretary. She has, in fact, al Id tended all but two meetings in u lg quarter century of it's existence. ] r. 1912 she was elected second vic, a. president, and on the resignation CT Mrs. Rudolph Blankenburg two yea ts ago, became first vice. president Sl es vas member of the National Conse - ivation and Pan American Congresse
 and is a member of the Tariff Con
 mission League.
 IT, Miss Mildred Clemmons, a cousin V: Mark Twain will deliver an illustrat, D. lecture at the Woman's club Wedne ee day evening on Yosemite Valley It Miss Clemmons, who is a graduate as the University of California is an II as usually gifted speaker and the Wor ds ans club is delighted to be able Ter present this additional program to t ok club women and their friends The lse will be no admission charge. Mi ,es Clemmons has tramped all over
 semitic, even extending onto the hg
 CT regions above the national pa
 and her stereoptican. panoramic a he moving picture views were all S per cured under her personal direction. Is; coast newspapers review of her ts 8. follows in part: By her clear q
 scription of this wonderland she ava
 ened in many who have never visit his, the valley burning desire to sec of Those to whom the scenes were fam 900 jar dwelt in fond memories and ma in new resolves for future trips.
 in Miss Clemmons, in her effect
 way, pointed put new charms and n
 beauties in every picture. She tc
 her listeners over the valley on
 usual trips taken by the tourist. w; his crfalls, lakes, glaciers and snowlir
 peaks were all featured in "mov
 and "still' pictures.
 will
 liv- Mrs Ben Welch of Fl Paso Y the tell the members of the Civic Leal ths how 10 start and conduct a day n -bly sery wEen she lectures before that the sanitation at it's meeting at the Cha nds Der of Commerce Wednesday aft are. noon. The League has for some Ii