Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
Civic League of Mesa. sCollege club of Phoenix. Harmony club of Phoenix.

harmony cup or HnOenlx.
 Madison Improvement club. Musicians club of Phoenix. sNeighborhood club, South Side.
 Orangewood- Ramona club.
 Peoria Embroidery club. Washington District Woman's club sWomans club of Phoenix.
 sWomans club of Glendale. Womans Civic club of Chandler.
 *Womans club of Tempe.
 Woman's club of Laveen.
 Womans club of Mesa.
 Woman's club of Gilbert.
 *Charter members.
 Under the auspices of the Home Economies department of the Wom- as club, Mrs. Joseph Stark, chairman, I timely and interesting program will be presented at the club Tuesday afternoon. George H. Smalley of the Council of Defense will discuss Food Conservation" and Miss Imogene Nicely, Hoover representative of Mari copa county will give a demonstration of bread making and baking. Miss Clara Hazzard will furnish the mu- sical program her numbers being Tn A Rose Jar .(Cadmano and Queen Nab" (Orlando Morgan). Following the example of women's clubs throughout the country. the College club will do it's bit as an or ganiZation. The program meetings have been held forthnightly and it has now been decided to call a meet ing every other week for Red Cross work Knitting bags will be in evil dence at all gatherings. This custom was also noted at the initial meeting of the Woman's club last week when , the members made sweaters, helmets and other needed articles while they listened to the splendid program pre- scented. Members of the Woman's club who are planning to attend the federation meeting on Wednesday are requested to be at the club house at 2 o'clock. Donation of cars are asked for there will he a large delegation from the club many of whom have not their { own cars.
 Presidents day at the Musicians club monday afternoon proved an un- usually interesting session. Following the presidents address 6 short musical program was presented, Mrs H. E. St. Claire acting as chair man. The program included violin solo by Mrs W. E. Barr and an A ard B vocal number by Mrs. w. R. Battin, Mrs. Roy Wayland, accom- panist.
 ] Tea was served and an informal re- ception given the new members of the club, the tea table being presided over i by Mrs C. c. Hutchinson and Mrs. L. E. Hewins past presidents of the club, assisted by Miss Fay De Mund,
 Miss Eleanor Lewis and Miss Georgia Mintz.
 | Announcement was made during the | Hub meeting that Mrs. Doane Mer- Till would be presented by the Musi- clans club in recital early in Novem- ! Der the proceeds taking the form of
 ] benefit looking toward the purchase of a piano for St. Luke's Home. l The Musicians club will lend its 1 hearty support and encouragement to
 the Philharmonic course that MT. L. 1 E. Behymer, west coast impressario
 is bringing to Phoenix this winter. 1 Delegates were appointed to the Arizona District Federation of Wom-
 ems clubs to be held at the Madison Improvement club, Wednesday. The
 delegates include Mrs E. L. Shaw, Mrs L. E. White, Mrs. Roy Wayland
 Mrs H. NJ. Fennemore, Mrs. H. D. 1 Ross, Mrs. Francis Redewill, Mrs. H. s. St. Claire, Mrs. H. c. Lockett, Mrs. ". E. Deity Mrs w. B. Barr, Mrs. w B. Battin, Mrs. W. B. Leecraft. 1 Alternates. Mrs. Harry Carson, Mrs.
 Max Cottrell, Mrs. Louis Dysart, Mrs. L. B. Dameron, Mrs. w. R. Bertram, Mrs. Doane Merrill, Mrs. E. A. Ab- bott Miss Clara Hazard, Mrs. Wal
 lace Matthie, Miss Frances Elliott,
 Mrs. A c. Hulett, Miss Cornelia Lus- comb.
 Mrs E. L. Shaw, president of the club made the following address iIl which she outlined the policy for the year:
 ITO those who were members of the Musicians club from the begin ming it is unnecessary to state our excuse for existence, but the growth of this organization shows conclu-
 sively that we not only have req sonable excuse for living, but that in a city of the size and importance of 1 Phoenix there is a demand for this sort of organization, which from a
 modest beginning and membership
 composed of musicians and music
 lovers has grown to the present pro-
 portions, suiting the tastes of all mu-
 sic lovers, including the larger class
 of amateurs and students, as well as
 the smaller but more exacting coterie
 of advanced players and artists. And while it is possible that the programs have never been published
 in any of the important musical jour- nals I can safely assert that we have listened to numerous programs in this building during the past few years which would compare not unfavorably
 with music club programs in any place of similar size.
 ''We have been especially fortuna te