Arizona republican., 1917-11-04

within the next ten days to raise the quota for your city, will you not, as club. assume responsibility for the campaign? In either case please mo- tify the War Camp Community Rec reation Fund committee at 1210 G. St N w., Washington, D. C., of your action.
 Sincerely yours.
 IONE V. H. COWLES,
 President General Federation
 of Women's Clubs
 It is suggested:
 F'irst-That d special meeting be called as soon as possible.
 Second-That the cluo formally ap prove the appointment by the cham per of commerce or other civic body ;ampaign executive committee to d. ect the raising of the local fund anC to act subsequently as a committee on War Camp Community Relations this committee to become local clearing house of information con corning the camp communities, tC send a representative occasionally t, visit the camps and to support every movement for the improvement of the camp city conditions.
 Third-That the club appoint committee to formally offer to the campaign executive committee tn, support of it's organization. Fourth-Please notify national head quarters of your action on this re quest at the earliest possible moment ! War Camp Community Recreation Fund, National Headquarters, 1210 street, N. w., Washington. D. c. l,1 1CiI a1a Cor I,o,- ing all the other strong organizations of women in your city take similar action; l. C., have the resolutions come | from three or four or a dozen promi- nent clubs-the committee in this case being a joint one. 1 Mrs. Doane Merrill assisted by Dwight Deity, cello, and Mrs w. E. Deity at the piano will be presented in recital by the Musicians club Mon ! day evening at 8:15 o'clock at tho Woman's club. The recital will be given for the benefit of St Luke < home and a small admission will b, asked.
 | Mrs Merrill has spent many years of study in such institutions of mu- sic as the Won Meyernick School O Music, San Francisco; the New Eng land Conservatory, Boston; the Cor nell School of Music and Columbi; university and under such noted voic teachers as S. Camille Engel, H. J. Stewart, w. L. Whitney, A. Y. Cornell and Oscar Saenger. Mrs. Merrill is singer of conSid- ole note, possessing a highly cul- tivated voice of exceptional beauty and charm, and is we'll known as q church and concert singer on both the Atlantic and Pacific coast (She Arizona for her success as a soloist in the prohibition campaign. | The program is as iollows l. o Sleep, Why Dost Thou Leave Me, Handel A Pastoral Old English) l Carey; Shepherd! Thy Demeanor | Vary (Old English), Brown, Mrs. Mer- | Till.
 2. I'm Haine, Franz Schubert Der Knabe Nit Dem Wunderhorn, Schu- mann; Zueignung, Richard Strauss; l Eergebliches Standchen, Brahms, by Mrs. Merrill
 g. Lieti Signor (from les Hugue- nots, Meyerbeer. by Mrs Merrill
 4. Scherzo Van Goens Cantilena, Goltermann; Orientale, Cesar Cui, by Dwight Deity.
 5. The Snowdrop, Gretchaninoff; Little Star, Where Art Thou?, Nous sorgsky; The Skylark, Gretchaninoff. oy Mrs. Merrill.
 | 6. Je dis, que rein ne m'epouvante, Riset, (from Carmen), by Mrs. Merrill
 | !. Serenade. Drigo; Air, D Major, Bach: Tarantelle. Pepper; A Mem ory, Gornig Thomas; The Little Gray Dove, Louis Victor Saar; The Crying cf Water, Campbell -Tipton; Will O the Wisp, Spross, Mrs. Merrill, Dwight Deity.
 The Musicians club will hold its regular monthly meeting at o'clock | Monday afternoon at the Womans club when an interesting progran ni will be presented. Preceding the meeting there will be short session of the study class which has been called for 2:15 o'clock by Franz Darvas, the curator. The program for the afternoon with Miss Eleanor Lewis as chairman, follows:
 Opening address-Charles Frederich Carlson
 Violin-Ninuetto in D. (Mozartl