Arizona republican., 1917-05-06

sented at the meeting last week when
 the entire work of the year was re-
 viewed, which will leave but little un- iihlshed business for the closing meet
 Ing. At this time the prize for the highest bridge scare of the year will be
 awarded and social hour enjoyed. The
 aance gwen by the club Monday for the
 Deneflt of the Red Cross was a social
 and financial success. Flowers and
 flags decorated the Woman's club with misunderstanding effect and the affair ] was one of the most delightful Of the
 year
 Every member of the Woman's club VIII be asked to sign the following pledge: '7 Tn view of the pressing military ne-
 cessity of conserving the food simply
 Of the nation, 1 hereby pledge myself , 10 do my bit as follows:
 VIII use only those amounts of
 Iooa required for adequate noursh- iheht. Wl1 endeavor to control the i waste Tn all kinds of materials in the
 household and to live simply. I will
 begin now
 1 The Womans club believes this is
 an active patriotic service and that
 every woman should sign the pledge 1 winch was adopted at the council meet Ing ot the general federation of wo-
 men s clubs held in New Orleans re- i cently. Mrs. T. F. Irvine, correspond ] ing secretary has forwarded the cards i to the members with the reolIest in i slgn and return.
 Ihls plan has been followed by clubs throughout the country and the general ! aeuei @ atloh With it's membership of
 -,oVV,Voo hopes to help increase the i world food supply by this means ] AlIS- h. \. nOrp1n m the Arizona State Federation of Wo- 1 men cIuDs, IT. discussing the subject i says: ln consideration of the serious conditions our United States has to lace leeI II my duty to ask co-oDera ton rom every club ,.oman in this
 state to consider carefully the needs of her community and to work for re- uucihs the expenditure in entertaininc, and other ways in her daily life. as a conservation of expenses in the homo and careful study of the most nlI- ! trltlous and economical foods for rho
 table '''e
 inc general federation has forrnel an emergency service committee Ne sife sending cards to be Signd and re- turnd in order. to enroll the women and iiease them to q tIuer economy. Please De prompt in having these cards signed anus
  The organization of a rifle chb for women will be considered at a mae.ina or the Business Girls club tornorrou, hlsht. This will be one of the serions supJects discussed at the catherine "Aieh VIII De in the nature of a iolIifi i tdtioh- IL IS to be an all night session ] held at the club headquarters in tha i central school building, the chanerons nelng Mrs. Joseph Wahlstrim and Mrs Y. F. Irvine -i -'' D.
 , The Woman's club will give j:tnev 1aHce saturday evening for the bene- | fit of the Red Cross
 ne Musicians club and the Woman's | cup Will give 2 reception at the Nro- ! !iiaii ciup Tuesday afternoon from i | C Io SIX o'clock in compliment to James Goddard 'o 'aiiieS IT. liobeit F. Lee Chapter, Daughters of Sue'. s,te ooiiieaerafy will melt at the r'lp',, " o.,i'n clut' 'tt O clock Friday ylfte:- noon, noon: reaching Patriotism in inc Public Schools will be one of The n,a,. ters discussed Ut this meeting The hoStesses at the social hour will be Nrc h. D. Nolinger, Mrs. E. L. Want,sIev and Miss Ora Orme. ''''''''e'
 Nfs- L. A. Fowler. honorary, nraei Tei,t or the Central Arizona Distric; r eueiatioh or Clubs and honorary l,'.t l,eiiipei or the Madison Improvement intr sf's the guest or honor at d meet Ing of the latter organization bsi,t | thursday afternoon. Mrs. Fowler who iS charter member of the V'o,,an, tiu'' toid ol the beginning of the clnh i iiuuse movement of that club and co,r d,a,iii1 1iiteu the rural c.db women on the ues seioi'inent or their plan to sec,Tr.. pVa s".r ,iaheit club quarters. The ground t1i .iie c4lib house was broken on Non h.5 ana Il VIII not be many months before the handsome little s.r,,t',. ..,o.i.ns soi'ii'ieteu. Baby Week program xa. presented al the recent meeting n.,nar.' oelns presented by Mrs. II. 4 Gn;,a sirs' Raiph Mettla and Nrs Jntn. .hilhser- The weekly social maati,,.e VII VII De abandoned and instead the ti,1s SIn De passed in sewing for the Rad rnis John Bennett, Jr, returning , l,7r'o1 r'ruI,l. ol the Woman's club will give annt;,,.' t to the past presidents. ey board, boarc of trustees ana 't,aiuihg committees at her horne n,, " ealieSday The affair will he in ,b. b., .a'uie or get-to- gether naa,i,,a v questions of interest to cIuh ,vn ,,. ,,.' "iii pt informally discussed yyith ,,;,y ,eAeeptlons all the past presi,,ept, '.l VII oe present, Mrs. A. J. McCEtebi.. ,is.' v iso ID III Los Angeles. will be ttnahIe to ,L t,. resent The other absentee will he {, .I, A. D. Nichols who passed awsY in ,a+.. t'la a lew years ago. The otba, ,.st presidents who will be in . 1nuanee Will be Mrs E. A tnu.tar sis tst fioWe Williams Mrs. Josen,, LI s'ooey. Mrs. II. E. Wilkinson and u. H. l. M. Tafel. ana -drs- u@lailed report of the conye,.;o, /, " Daughters of the American Pav 'ueioh which met in Washington n ~ = "ee", Will be received by th. Ioc,i ,,"t'eer ,,t shortly from Mrs ". c Parnn+. a.' '.u IePiesehted the local chapter ra' en. lt the session. In a letter t' h iothef, Mrs. Walter TaIbot nu nei ai hes describes the apnla,,S. ,,l.s. e reeted the Arizona flag when i, .a ,ra. ieseHsed to Continental Uail ,s,.a @.in ines writes that she had been s,i,..,, i. understand that the flag was s'se, ,.ia. .oior and that when it was ,nfuriaa .ts q pleasant surprise for if is ana na the handsomest flags in tho ,an oie io, let.ef VIII be read in part at th, . aie luncheon to be given hv tha larlcoph chapter at the Iyoman.s ,,i.i ,ae ,,',i u,io". The affair will be given in 'iipilinent to Mrs II. l.. cbana,a .n' ate regent and Mrs 1T. A CuiId .t,' ,eoiiiing chapter regent and Nrs ,no ''''"' the retiring chapter regent TOT the benefit of the Osborn scboo, 3udly' ;,, pr and Mrs. J. A. Messinper