Arizona republican., 1917-04-29
Society and Club Notes for Sunshine Capital City

WI A M in honor of the incoming chapter regent Mrs. H. A. Guild and the retiring re- gent Mrs. Ed Shaw. Mrs. H. L. Chan dler of Mesa, state regent will present her annual report at this time
 
 The Mentor Club of Glendale gave a benefit for the Red Cross last evening netting a neat sum for the association. The club has been studying modern drama this spring and presented two clever one-act plays under the direc tion of Mrs Franklin McCluskey.
 
 The Orange-Wood Ramona club will shortly announce an entertainment for the benefit of the Red Cross As yet the exact nasure of the affair has not been detrmined but at a meeting of the club held Wednesday it was de- cided to make the association the bene- ficiary of an affair of which all club members would strive to make a if nancial success The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. C. c. Joy, a James Russell Lowell being presented. Mrs R. A. Norton read The Vision of Sir Launfaf in her usual attractive man. ner
 
 The executive board of the Arizona Congress of Mothers will meet at the chamber of commerce tomorrow and sew for the Red Cross.
 Glendale auxiliary to the Phoenix chapter of the Red Cross was organ ized in Glendale Wednesday, with forty enrolled. Much enthusiasm is being made manifest in the work The rest room is being fittde up with sewing machines and tables that the women might begin the practical work at once while membership committees are busi- ly employed in interesting still other women in the Red Cross A home nurs- ing class has already been established under the direction of Mrs. J. B. Hill who explained hospitalt relief work to the Womans club at it's meeting on Wednesday. Miss Hannah Eggleston gave an inspiring address on Red Cross activities and the club sang patriotic songs. Mrs. George Walters was elected temporary chairman of the auxiliary, MrS George Cox, secretary and Mrs ! Lloyd. Gump, treasurer. Mrs. Charles 1 Hunter heads the membership commit 1 tee.
 The Civic league will study the Child l Welfare law at it smeeting Wednesday afternoon
 Reports in a measure gave an idea of the accomplishments of the past year, featured the closing meeting of 1 the Woman's club for the season Tues day afternoon. The review of the work showed the growth and development Of the club and of efficiency which set a new standard Mrs. John Dennett. Jr i the retiring president made few brief remarks expressing her qualification in the results of the seasons endeavor. f The department chairmen then outlined the happenings during their term in l office. Mrs. H. R. St Slaire gave a re- l sume of the work of the civics educa l ton department; Mrs. R. NJ. Tafel of the home economies; Mrs. L. D Cameron of the music Mrs W C. FL lis of the art and literature; Mrs James S Griffen of the drama study class aud Miss May Noble of the sketch club. Mrs. Edwin J. Gillette win be the presi- dent next season. The department chairmen elected before the close. of the season are Mrs. R. C. Dryer. civic education; Mrs. Joseph Stark. home economies; Mrs. Wallace Matthie. mu- sic; Mrs Joseph Wahlstrom art and literature; Mrs. George Olney, drama Site'o, VI hioS -NoDte, Shelcn cluD. Mrs. W -. | W. McNeff who has been the efficient chairman of the press committee will serve in like capacity another season.
 The Business Girls club will retain its quarters in the Central school build- Ing for the present. The club received word rom owners of the property few days ago that it would not be necessary to move as the club believed when the sale was first announced.
 The music of the municipal song will be selected by a committee from the Musicians club within few days ana . reported to the president Mrs w. R battln. The words were written bN Andrew Downing, the poet being , awarded the price offered by the cham | Der of commerce for the song most I typlcal of the city. The Musicians cluI offered the prize for the music, the con- 7 test having closed on Tuesday. Tn, song will be played and sung for th, iHst time on Hohe Composers da, p winch will be celebrated by the Musi f clans club May 14 instead May a! at first announced.
 e Three of the clubs of the city arr
 uniting to show a pleasant courtesy f, !. James Goddard who will sappear il
 concert here May s. The Musicians
 club, the Lyric club and the Woman Q club will give a reception in his homo : on the date of his appearance.