Arizona republican., 1916-09-24

Under the leadership of Mrs. John 1 Dennett, Jr.. who will serve her second | term as president of the organization | the Woman's club will open its season ! Tuesday afternoon, October IT, when | the work for the year will be outlined. ]
 Much of the routine work in this | connection has been prepared, the cal 1 endar having already been placed in the hands of the printer. It will be a feature of the year book that will be forwarded to each member either be- fore or at the initial meeting.
 The vacancy on the executive board caused by the change of residence of Mrs L. B. Christy from this city to Flagstaff has been filled by Miss Flora Grier. Following are the officers: President, Mrs. Dennett; vice presi- dent. Mrs. E. J. Gillette; recording sec retary, Miss Flora Grier; correspond ing secretary Mrs. l.. E. Hewins; treasurer, Mrs w. S. Pickrell; auditor, Mrs. T. E. Irvine; members at large, Mrs. $. D. Futile, Mrs. D. H. Burtis and Mrs. E. H. Abbott. The board of trustees comprises chairman, Mrs. Dwight B. Heard Mrs. Walter Talbot and Mrs. James H. McClintock. Mrs. R. B. Elliot is chairman of the art and | Martin, secretary treasurer. Mrs. FL liot is also chairman of the poetry sec tion of the department, while the other section chairmen are Mrs. J. $. Griffen, drama, and Miss May Noble, sketch class Mrs. R. M. Tafel heads the home economics department and Mrs H. B. St. Claire the civics education and Mrs. l.. D. Dameron, the music de- partment.
 The calendar for 1916-1917: October 17-Opening reception. Presidents address. Outline Of work | for the coming year. October 24-Art and literature de- partment. Miller Sterling art exhibit. Open day.
 1 October 31-Home economies de- partment
 November 7-Civics education de- l partment.
 | November 14-Omit (state fair). November 21-Drama section.
 November 2S-Annual bazaar.
 December Especial. December 12-Music department. December 19-Omit. | December 26-Christmas festival. January 2-Civics education de- partment.
 January 9-Home economics depart ment.
 January 16-Sketch class.
 January 23-Music department.
 January 30-Central Arizona Dis trict Fedora tion.
 February 6-Poetry study class.
 February 13-Special. February 20-Good fellowship day | (members only). February 27-Home economies de. partment.
 March 6-Election of officers.
 Program Sketch Glass
 March 13-Civics education depart , ment.
 March 2O-Music department
 March 27-Gentlemens evening
 April 3-Home economies depart ment
 : April 1O-Civics education depart
 ment
 April 17-Music department. April 24-Annual meeting l Department Meetings s Art and Literature-Drama section Thursday 10:06 a. m.
 Poetry Study Class-Every othe c Wednesday. beginning October IS a 10:00 a. Tn.
 Sketch Class-Saturdav 10: co a. IT e Home Economies = Last Monda o I2:15 D. m
 : Civics Education-Second Monday
 2:15 D. m. n Grady Gammage, secretary of tn
 Temperance Federation. will addres
 the Civic League, Wednesday at tn Il chamber of commerce on local optic F and the prohibition amendment n While the league has taken no actioi :, it is understood that the majority ( r, it's members are thoroughly in sym Il pathy with prohibition. All matter that will come up at the genera
 election will be discussed impartial y at the meeting. The program for th coming few weeks is as follows:
 September 27-Anndal election $ officers. Local option amendment, b Il Hall or Lewis y october 4-An amendment to abo IS ish state senate. A measure to. es e tablish office of state architect an t. superintendent of building. A meas T ure creating department of labor b '- representative from the State Fed ,t eration of Labor
 October 11-Municipal ownership (
 electricity, by representative from Pa l. cific Gas and Electric Company. it october 1S-Measures to becon r. laws when approved by majority
 total vote cast at election, by B "a Wilkinson. Amendment exemption IS from taxation. by Mrs. Pauline \ l- O'Neil.
 r. October 25-Legislatiye redistrict d ing amendment. by Mrs. F. P. BiC d dings. Initiative measure relating Ie and instead of passing the earl y autumn months in Phoenix will I