Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
Club Notes Official Organ State Federation
 Woman's Clubs

semi annual meeting of the Central Arizona District Federation of Wom- ems clubs which will be held al the recently completed Madison Improve ment club four miles east of Central avenue on the Indian school road. Following the inspiring program many of the members will return to town to attend the Liberty day celebration ct the Central school where a block of seats will be reserved for the club women
 Governor Campbell will be among the speakers at the federation, the only man to appear on the program. The subject of his address has not been announced but it is understood that he will discuss the part women can play in the patriotic projects of the day. Women who have long been prominent in clubdom will contribute to the program and much is expected in the address of the president, Mrs. H. A. Guild who is one of the fore most women of the state in every fine sense of the word.
 The music will be another worth while feature. Mrs. w. R. Battin will sing one of her own compositions the Boys of the U. s. A." A duet by Mrs. w. B. Leecraft and Mrs. o. H. Mitchell is another patriotic number Keep the Hearth Fires Burning Till the Boys Come Home" and reading by Mrs. H. C. Lockett His Buttons Are Marked '. s. A." will supple ment the regular program of pa triotism.
 At the noon hour a fifty luncheon will be served.
 Following is the program, list oi officers and members of the fedora clubs
 9:30-Registration of delegates.
 Morning Session
 10: % a. m.
 Music-America. Led by Mrs. W R. Battin.
 Welcome-Miss Jane Gregg. presi- dent Madison Improvement club. Response-Mrs H. A. Guild, presl dent District Federation Women's Iubs.
 Presidents address
 Report of corresponding secretary. Report of treasurer.
 Report of credentials committee. Report of rest room committee. Special business.
 Presidents day-Mrs. David Jones president Washington District Wom- ans club.
 The Womans' Auxiliary, the Counci of Defense Mrs. E. B. O'Neil Music-Boys of the U. S. A, Maudt L. Battin, Mrs. w. R. Battin. Accompanist-Mr w. R. Wayland Luncheon (F'ifty cents).
 Announcements.
 ic-Duet-Selected, Mrs. W. B Leecraft, Ms. o. H. Mitchell; accom- panist, Mrs. W. R. Wayland.
 Address-Gov. Thom. E. Campbell. Reading Selected. Mrs. H. . Lockett.
 The New Revolution-Mrs. Henr, D. Ross.
 Report of resolutions committee. Music-The Star Spangled Banner Miss Clare Hazard; accompanist, Mrs Fox.
 Adjournment.
 Executive Board
 President-Mrs. H. A. Guild, Lin coin Place, Phoenix; Madison Imp rovement club.
 First vice president-Mrs. H. c Corson, 109 E. 7th street, Tempe Tempe Woman's club.
 Second vice president-Mrs ". R Stewart, Mesa, Mesa Civic league. Recording secretary-Mrs. H. Lockett, R. F. D. 6. Phoenix, Wash ington District Womans club. Corresponding secretary Mrs. Geo kanoff, R. F. D. B. Phoenix, Soul Side Neighborhood club
 Treasurer-Mrs. J. M Gleason, Sta tion 3, Phoenix, Orangewood- -Ramon club.
 Auditor-Mrs E. E. Jack Glendale Glendale Womans' club.
 Honorary president-Mrs. B. A Fowler, Los Angeles, Cal.
 Program Committee
 The executive board.
 Resolutions Committee
 Mrs. H. G. Corson, chairman, MT: E. D. Ryder. Mrs. Ellis Morris, Mrs Chas. H. Schulz, Mrs Ben Yager
 Credential Committee
 Mrs. Geo. Kanoff, chairman; Mr. F. c. Jones, Mrs. -Chas. Keats.
 Press Committee
 Mrs. Jas. McClintock, chairman Mrs. Harry Dennett, Mrs. J. H. Will
 Special Committee
 Rest Room
 Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander. chairman Mrs. H. D. Ross. Mrs. J. O. Barnt Miss Jean Telford, Mrs. H. D. Evan Mrs Calvin. Mrs. M. P. White, Mi H. G. Corson, Mrs. F. W. Wells, Mr. Bert Winger, Mrs. L. J. Holzwartl Mrs. Jennie Wheeler, Mrs Krame Henry Baswitz, Mrs. E. T. Ceiling Mrs. J. M. Gleason.
 Members *Civic League of Phoenix
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