Arizona republican., 1916-01-16
CLUB NOTES
:=: Official Organ State Federation of Clubs :=::

All the Phoenix clubs will be rep resented at the annual meeting of the Arizona Federatio of Womens Clubs which will be held in Tucson, We'd nesday, Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Henry D. Ross will leave tomorrow for the south to meet on Tuesday with the Tucson Woman's Country club. She will be the first arrival in the Old Pueblo from Phoenix and as president and one of the best liked and most brilliant club women of the state will play prominent part in the state convention.
 The program, replete with interest, appeared in full in the January ? issue of The Republican. The Wo- mans club is entitled to the largest representation and has appointed the following list of delegates: Mrs. E. J. Gillette, Mrs. T. F. Irvine, Mrs Harry l.. Chandler of Mesa. Mrs D. D. Crabb. Mrs. W. s. Goldsworthy, Mrs Herman Perry De Mund, Mrs James Griffen, Mrs W. K. James, Mrs. J. G. Van Leuwen, Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs. George Olney, Mrs. F. A. Woolsey, Mrs. H. D. Evans of Mesa, Mrs J. L. Alexander Mrs. $. J. Nicholson. Mrs. !. A. G. Utley, Mrs. (. NJ. Scott, Mrs. ID. F. Johnson, Mrs. Helen $. Bury, Airs. E. D. Ryder. Mrs. William Pm ney, Mrs. T. w. Pemberton, Mrs. William B. Lount, Mrs A. C. Kings ley Mrs. Reba Elliott. Mrs. Emil Gang and Miss Lucy Terrill Ellis Mrs. John Bennett. president of the , club will not only represent the club r she heads. but will be in attendance l from the Friday club, whose other : members will be Mrs. w. K James, Mrs. Harold Baxter and Mrs. Walter : Bennett.
 The Civic league has appointed the l. following delegates: Mrs. Eugene Brady ONeill president of the league, Mrs l. Colodny. Mrs. Margaret Ryder, Mrs. Inez Struckmeyer and Miss Jean Telford.
 Mrs. William Pinney. Mrs. A. w. Morrill,, Mrs. w. R. Battin and Miss Mary Mildred Smith have been se- lected by the Musicians club to at tend the gathering
 The Harmony club will have Mrs. Henry Baswitz Mrs. Harry Bennett . and Mrs. A. J. Bellas as delagtes and q the vote of the Conservation club will be in the hands of the state fedora tion president Mrs Ross and Miss I Lucy Terrill Ellis.
 F Mrs. A. w. Morrill, will represent the College club and Mrs H. A. Guild the Madison Improvement club. The regular meeting of the High School Parent Teacher association Q will be held in the high school adj f torium at three o'clock Thursday I. afternoon. The school orchestra will play and several interesting papers k will be read All parents and guardi- l, ans of high school pupils are in- : vited to be present.
 The home economics department o1 the Woman's club. Mrs. R. R. Tafe
 chairman, will hold department
 meeting at 2:15 o'clock Monday after
 noon at the club house. The genera
 subject will be pet economies There
 will be reading from "The Eli
 quette of Today" and demonstra.
 tion of rolls and potato salad. Tn,
 prize recipe books will be on sale a
 this time.
 At it's meeting Monday afternoon
 the executive board of the AriZon;
 Congress of Mothers endorsed tn,
 Keatings Owen Child Labor Bill. Tn, .president, Mrs. J. C. Norton, appoint
 ed a committee to arrange the pro
 gram for the annual meeting of tn
 congress to he held in Phoenix il
 February As announced there vii
 be a spelling contest. in which tn
 students of every school in the coun
 ty have been invited to participate
 R. Thayne Cook, principal Of tn
 high school. Mrs. F. A. Beane an
 Mrs. F. H. Abbott will complete tn
 program.
 The Adams Parent Teacher asso
 ciation will meet Friday afternoon
 Should the Bible Be Used in tn 4 | Public Schools?" will be discussed a z the regular monthly meeting of tn
 Fillmore Parent Teacher association 3 scheduled for Thursday afternoon.
 Under the auspices of the hom
 economics department of the We mans club will present q progral