Arizona republican., 1916-10-08

 echoes the sentiment of the entire or l ganization when she predicts a bril- | liant winter for the club.
 Although the WOman's club of Phoe- i nix will not be formally opened until | October r if the activity of the presl- dent Mrs John Dennett Jr., together with the board of directors, the chair man of each department and the mem- bers in general is any criterion to go by, the Womans club house will be the scene of many pleasant and pro- fitable Tuesday afternoons" says Mrs. McNeff.
 "The programs for the club year have been planned with great care and the members who have decided not to miss any of the meetings will not re- gret it.
 "The conditions which exist through out the whole world at the present time | seem to call for the banding together | of our woman to help sustain our high I ideals. We seem to have a part to play today in the affairs of the world with which we were never before con- | fronted
 | Our Woman's club stands for every | thing which is intellectual, uplifting and educational.
 | We meet together for feasts of req | son as well as the pleasure it gives us 1 in meeting our friends in social way. 1 Making a broad statement-the club house is a profitable place in which to spend our Tuesday afternoons.
 We would be pleased if every wom- an in our fair city realized what 1t l would mean to her to be member of the club and enjoy our meetings espe cially would we extend this wish to
 -f7.n finds so little time to delve into the problems which are of so much i'm
 portance to our home city Then again how profitable are our talks on art and
 literature, our music, our associations | with the old masters who have passed on and yet have left so much to us. And again how profitable it is when you have grown so tired of planning well balanced meals for your family to | come to club and have these sugges- l tions brought to you Again I say the
 Tub house is profitable place in which
 to spend your Tuesday afternoons. , If any of our club members have friends they think would enjoy our meetings and would like to join us the } names should be presented Tuesday r October 10, at which time the board
 will meet in special session If this is
 done the friend will miss only one reg { ular meeting which would be the : opening meeting, October r. Mem . bership cards may be had from tho l | president Mrs. John Dennett, or tn, secretary, Miss Flora Grier.
 
 Katherine O'Brennan. a brillian ' young Irish woman will give a seriei { of lectures in Phoenix if the Colleg' 1 club is fortunate enough 10 secure he ' for the week preceding the fair. Sh' is in Los Angeles at present and th, | word has been received here that sh'
 will be available for a few days in No l Mir. and Mrs. William Kennedy Hum
 bert returned Tuesday from Los An
 geles where they were the guests O . MT and Mrs F. V. R. Malcolm an, . their attractive daughters, Miss Grac f | Malcolm and Miss Hazel Malcolm. Tn e | Malcolms it will be recalled passed - few months here year ago and wer I the guests of honor at many smart af = fairs. They contemplate returnin q this winter, in February, accordin e to their present plans to pass feN
 weeks with the Humberts at thei . country place on the Maricopa RoaC y Miss Charlotte Brown accompanie n Mir. and Mrs. Humbert from the coas e and is dividing her months stay her IS between them and the William IS Humberts
 r. Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers and he it daughter. Mrs. Charles McArthur wi s leave Monday for ten days absenc e in Los Angeles. They will visit Mir y Chalmers mother, Mrs. $. E. Coat a who may possibly return with them. q |
 l. Mrs. C. H. Akers returned Wednes e day from Los Angeles where she wa '- extensively feted. Among those WI s. entertained in her honor were MT. an d Mrs. William Durham who formerl k 1 resided here.
 to Mrs. J. W. Doris returned Monda
 from San Francisco.
 > Miss May Noble who has leased il ol Vestal residence, sos East Culv, h street, for the season is anticipating s visit from her mother. Mrs. l.. h Noble, who will arrive from Evanstc 10 shortly. She will be accompanied fro lt the east by another daughter, Mir l. Charles D. Marsh who will be estal Tt lished at 43 West Mcdowell street tn l. winter. ..-a1.xA1 h. le Mrs. Warren McArthur who sun or mered at La Jolla has returned. f. Mrs. Arthur Luhrs returned Monds lg from California where she passed a few weeks at the southern beaches. ds
 lis Mrs. Daniel Francis left Friday f he Flagstaff where she will join M re Francis and leave with him early st the week for New Mexico They W eir be absent for an indefinite period. IF.
 IL R. P. Davie has leased an attracti
 residence on Fifth and Culver stree
 where the family will be domiciled u n- winter.
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 re. Mrs. Charles K. Pishon will ente n- tain with bridge Monday afternoC ch October 30. at her home, 390 Nor in Fourth avenue.
 e. Miss Anna Marie Luke gave a q he lightfully appointed dinner Thursd ITS Ievening in honor of MT. and Mrs. w )m | helm Parr of Prescott, who we
 among the out of town guests at {
 Haworth- Boyle wedding on Wednt led day.
 b. ng The most notable event of the ea
 autumn was the wedding of Miss Hel
 Huberta Boyle and Forrest Leland H led worth, which took place at St. Mar JOS church on Wednesday. It was an
 ceedingly beautiful affair, attended
 a representative gathering of the soc iss and musical sets. Mr and Mrs. H ard worth who are ma SSinor their bopf