Arizona republican., 1917-04-15

! entirely by the youthful talent of the
city The childrens program con-
sists of series of dances. vocal and
piano numbers and readings. Miss
Fay De Mund will act IS chairman
The program follows.
Piano:
Valse Opus A. ........-. Chopin
Master Barclay Sins
Vocal:
Miss Alberta Munson
Dance:
The Flower dance ................
Miss Muriel Louise Miller
Vocal:
! The captain ...... James II. Rogers
Master Walter Deity
Reading:
The Death of Paul Doudey, Dickens
Miss Elenor Wilkinson
Piano:
, The Second Valse ....
......> Benjamin GODDARD
Mss Lois Leecraft
Dance:
French Court Dance -. ..
Miss Viola. Hartman
Songs by Ellis kindergarten. Ac-
cCmpanists. Mrs. Harry Shedd, Mrs.
Andrew Miller, Mrs. w e DEITY
and Miss Hill.
The Woman's club will give
monster Red Cross benefit at the
club house on the afternoon of April
%. There will ne both sewing and
cards. SO that diversion will be pro-
Vided to the women Of the city who
wish to aid in the work OF the as
al, =
work of every woman, according to
advices from Washington. There Is
much to be done and it requires
world OF funds t. supply the material
to make the surgical supplies thai
are needed. The Phoenix club women
have responded Loyalty and th@t they
will continue their interest in the
cause as long as needed, goes without
saying. 1t is believed that moro than
one hundred will attend the Woman's
clGb benefit.
. Mrs John bennett Jr., president o.
the Womans club. will entei tain the
members OF the board and committees
who have served during the past year
at her home on Wednesday. The
W0man's club will close its most
successful season on April "a.
Maricopa chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution, will close its
season on May IA.
The Orangewood Ramona club met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs r. A
Norton. 1i40 East Fillmore street.
Following a business session, a de
lishtful musical program was pre-
scented. and a social hour passed as 4
party courtesy to Mrs. a. r. Jones. =
popular club member, who is leaving
shortly for Missouri, where she will
make her home. A guessing contest
was 4 feature Of the entertainment.
the prizes being won by Mrs. S. 7.
Steqkel. Miss Lera Horrell and Miss
Elizabeth Mickey. During the after
noon Mrs. Norton gave a delightful
reading "A Little Boys Practicing."
Mrs. Charles Baumgardner contriaut-
ed a piano number and Mrs. a. l..
Bayless sang a group of songs in her
usual delightful manner. There were
vocal numbers, also. by DR.. Ada Nit
"htll. that afforded pleasure as we'll
&c duet ~ Miss Lera Horrell and
Hiss Pearl Griswol l.
establishment of clinic in every
center of population to study and
classify the criminal ard delinquent
inalitv was suggested by Mrs. John
Z. Webb, of Glen Ridge, n. j.. chair
man of the department of industrial
and social conditions of the General
Federation of Women's clubs in an
address before tho courcil of that
organization in New Orleans, ac-
cording to an Associated Press dis
patch.
Reform of the Prison System was
the subject of Mrs. Weobs address
in which she set forth for discussion
of the members the chief questions to
be solved in reforming the criminal
or 'remal1ing the delinquent into
something fit for service in an hon
est and intelligent citizenship
The Fedora: ion. Mrs. Webb said.
was committed by its last biennial
convention 10 participate in the move
ment for the investigation and re-
organiZa ton of the prisons and iail
systems. This, she declared. through
a nationwide movement must nee
essarily be the work OF the individual
states or localities"
In suggesting a course Of study,
Mrs, Webb proposed the organization
OLA archaeological Clinic in which
with the aid of physician and
pSychiatrist. it might be ascertained
who is to blame, the criminal or tbs
society that made or allowed the
conditions of his inheritance and
enN ironment."
when it comes to a question OF
= ctioa there is but one wise and Ell
ficient course for the clubs to follow"
said Mrs Wcho. THAT is TO co OPP
crate with national associations work
ing in the individual state. OF with
state and local societies. The first
step is always investigation. II
conditions IN the correctional insti-
tutions in the STATE. county or town
are to b.. changed, first accurately as
certain what those conditions are. 1t
IS necessary to have expert aid in
these Investigations. Then, the con-
ditons ascartained, get the facts be-
fore the general public whose favor
able verdict is the condition of the
accomplishment of the reform
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