Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
Official Organ State Federation
 Woanam's s Clubs
Patriotic League of the Young Wom-
 en's Christian Association


 Realizing my nations need, I will express my patriotism by doing to the best of my ability whatever work have to do. I will be dignified, thoughtful of the welfare of others in cluding women of other nations, care- full to keep usch standards of living as shall make me a good citizen. l will render whatever concrete service l can at this time to my country"
 The Pacific coast conference of the Young Womens Christian association of California, Arizona, Nevada and Utah will be held in Asilomar from August IA to 24 a number of local delegates being in attendance. The conference fee for Phoenix delegates has been paid out of a fund raised by Mrs. Lulu B. Carr and Miss Ethel Rosenberry through the medium of amateur plays, moving pictures and various other entertainments. The program of the city conference for the members of the Y included in the Pa- cific coast field follows:
 AsiIomar City Conference-August IA.
 24, 1917-Leader. Miss Alice Moore
 August 15. ednesday-Getting ac- quainted; What is the purpose of our association? Does it hold during this time of present crisis? Are we more than ever responsible for bringing ev- cry girl to acknowledge the standards and leadership of Jesus Christi (Com- mission I appointed to draw up reso- lutions on carrying out purpose in the local association.)
 August Is, Thursday-Carrying out the Purpose today through club activ- i ities. How the college Y. w. c. A. members are working out this Pur- pose?
 August r, Friday-Personal Pa triotism. Character Standards and Thrift. Commission IT. appointed to suggest standards and program for as- sociation members.) Our responsibility to our young men; recreation. (Com- mission III appointed to suggest plan for recreation.
 August IS, aturday-Making your work count for your country. Group discussions: l. Teachers; 2. Business women; 3. Household employees. Com mission " appointed to report on dis cussion and bring in resolutions.) August 20. Monday-National serv- 1 ice: Cooperation with other organiza . tiors Promoting international friend ship at home; A world friendship; Oul part in bringing it about. (Commis- | | tions.)
 August 21. Tuesday-Discu or resolutions from commission on Pur- l pose of associations Discussion or proposed alternate membership hasis for students.
 August 22. Wednesdav-D Discrssior of resolutions from commission II, Per sonal Patriotism, Character Standards and Thrift. Commission III. Persona l Patriotism Recreation, Commission " National Service.
 August 23, Thursday-Discussio O resolutions from commission " Max. ing Your Work Count. Closing talk Miss Moore
 Secretaries personalities Marcia c Dunham, Miss Eliza R. Butlre.
 Special Events
 August F and Especial session! on religious life and leadership fo employed officers board and commit tee members and volunteer leaders O the association
 August IA to 24-Training course fo war emergency work Picked nev workers and volunteers on whom spe cial war responsibility will be place, are invited to attend a course of lee lures to be given in the afternoons b, Miss Ernestine Friedman Army cam work on the Mexican border and ex perience in Plattsburg and other posts fit Miss Friedman to give exper training in working with governmen commissions, forecasting plans fo work: enlisting girls in clubs: join recreation for young women and youn, men.
 August PA war council of tho Pa cific presided over by Mrs. Charles E Alexander. All women interested whether association members or not in the practical mobilization of ou spiritual forces during the war and il any form of patriotic service are urge to attend.
 August 23-The dedication of tn Asilomar conference grounds. with pageant ny association girls represent ing the Y. W. c. A. and the war. MT.