Arizona republican., 1917-08-26
Society and Club Notes for Sunshine Capital City

clubs progress and is truly fostering the Art of Music
 This will be the policy or the Music ians' club which will open it's season Monday, October l, according to the announcement of the president Mrs. Edward L. Shaw. The initial board meeting will precede the club session. The year book is at present in the hands of the printer and will be is sued in a few days. It will contain the list of officers and the calendar for the year which follows:
 President-Mrs. Edward l.. Shaw.
 Vice -president-Mrs. H. B. St. Clair.
 Secretary-Mrs. L. E. White.
 Treasurer-Mrs Roy Wayland
 Members at Large-;drs. Henry D. Ross, Mrs. H. M rennemore, Mrs. Clyde NJ. Candy.
 Curator of study class-Mr. Franz Darvas.
 LibraLan-Mrs. w. E. Deity.
 Press-Mrs. Fannie Elliott.
 Honorary president-Mrs. w. F. Nichols.
 Honorary members = Mrs. H. H. Stone, Mrs. w. c. Barnes, Miss Sharlot M. Hall.
 Nomination-Mr w. Raymond Bat tin, Mrs. Harry Carson, Mrs. E. Payne Palmer.
 Membership-Mrs Harold Baxter, Mrs. Louis Dysart, Miss Edith James.
 Extension-Mrs. H. c. Lockett, Mrs. Georgia Mintz, Miss Eleanor Lewis.
 Hostess-Mrs. Wallace Mathie, Mrs. R. M. Tafel.
 Operatic production = Mrs. P. A. Tharaldson, MT. Ivar Skougard, Mrs. Carl Sargent Mr William Conrad Mills, Miss McAfee.
 Organ recital-Mr Frederick T. Doane, Miss Merta Work. Mrs. Harry Shedd.
 Orchestra-Mrs. w. B. Barr, MT. Eugene Redewill Mrs. Henry D. Ross
 Resolutions-Mrs L. E. Hewins.
 October Miscellaneous. Mrs L. D. Cameron, chairman; Mrs. w. L. Pinney, Current Events; Mrs. R. B. Summers, Mrs. William Conrad Mills, MT. w. F. Deity, Mrs. Louis Dysart. Mrs. Harold Baxter
 october 15-President's day. Mrs H. B. St. Claire chairman. Mrs. w. Raymond Battin, Mrs. r. A. Tharald- son, Mrs. w. E. Deity, Mrs. w. E. Barr.
 November 5-Student Program. Miss Eleanor Lewis. chairman. Mrs. E. H. Abbot, Current Events. Mrs Ancil Martin, Mrs. Otho M. Handley, Miss Elizabeth Toohey Miss Meredith Bish- op. Miss Virginia Stoneman, Mrs L. E. Hewins
 November 19-Latin music Mrs Harold Baxter, chairman; Mrs H. D. Ross, Historical Sketch. Mr w. Con- rad Mills, Mrs. Wallace Mathie, Mrs c. M. Candy. Miss Georgia Mintz, Mrs. A. G. Hulett, Mrs. T. F. Bishop, Mrs William Orthe
 December 3-Latin music (continu- ed). Mrs. Maud Pratt Cate, chairman; Mrs. H. M. Fennemore, Historical Sketch. Miss Anna Marie Luke. Mrs w. Galen Burtis, Mir. Hugh Wright, Mrs. McCluckey, Miss Bertha Kirkland, Miss Lurcomb, Miss Claire Cannon.
 December 17-Anglo Saxon. Mrs. c. E. Connor Chairman; Mrs. Walter Walter Talbot, Historical Sketch Mrs. Harry Carson. Mrs. E. Payne Palmer, MT. Ivan Skougard, MT. D. w. Nickels Mrs. Roy Wayland, Miss Faye DeMund, Miss Mabel Novinger
 January 7-American Composers Mrs. w. E. Deity, chairman and Sketch. Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. w. H. Sargent, Mrs. John Armstrong, Miss Dunsworth, Mrs Chester Reed, Mrs. Maud Pratt Cate.
 January 21-Student Program. Mrs. w. R. Bertram, chairman; Mrs. L. E. White, Current Events. Miss Clara Wilkey, Miss Bonny Vingar, Miss Ethel McDermott, Miss Frances Elliott, Miss Zella Cook. Miss Edith Libenow, Miss Ida May GolZe
 February 4-Slav Music. Mrs. N. D. Sanders chairman and Sketch. Mrs. A. G. Hulett. Mrs. R. M Tafel. MT Mclean. Miss Merta Work. Miss Con stance Schnebly, Mrs. w. R. Bertram
 February 1S-Childrens Program Mrs. H. M. Fennemore, chairman.
 March 4-Indian and Oriental Music. Mrs. Harry Carson. chairman. Mrs Dove, Mrs. Francis Redewill, Mrs. l.. D. Dameron. Miss Florence McAfee, Miss Carmelita Ward, Miss Eleanor Lewis.
 March 1S-Student. Mrs. J. s. |. .'nckes, chairman; Mrs. c. A. Judson, Current Events. Mrs H. c. Lockett, M g. H. B. St. Clair, Mrs. L. T. Car pc ter. Miss Edith James. Miss Angela Ma shall, Miss Louise Cannon.
 April 1-Evening Program. In charge of ti.e board
 April 15-Home Composers Mrs Max Cottrell, chairman. (Open).
 May May Festivan. Mrs. w. R. Battin, chairman.
 
 Mrs. J. M. Gleason, president of the Orangewood Ramona club stated yes terday that the program for the 1917-1S season announced before the close of the club year in May. would be subject to changes The calendar as planned, Is devoted to home economies and mu- sic and while it will be partially fol- lowed Mrs. Gleason said that the dis cussion would be more in keeping with the times. The war element has en- tered into practically every club pro- gram and it is the intention of the club to feature it's work in aiding the gov ernment The Red Cross and Navy league have received splendid support from club women and the soldiers on the border and in the training camps nave had cause to be grateful to them Tor many of their sshall comforts.
 A program of helpfulness is being arranged for the semi annual meeting of the Central Arizona District Fedora ton of Clubs which will be held at the Madison Improvement club in October. Mrs H. A. Guild, president Of the federation is chairman of the pro- gram committee whose other members comprise the officers of the federation. They keynote of the gathering will be war notes in the sense of how the fed eration might aid the nation.
 Having attended summers confer enCeS of the YolInP WOmen'S Christian