Arizona republican., 1918-06-13
VACATION FUND WILL BE USED
 FUR H0ME FOLk

Making a radical change in its sum- mer policy, the Business Girls club will not conduct a vacation camp at Iron Springs this season, but will use it's fund of S400 for amusements for the benefit of the girls who stay at home. Believing it will be able 10 | reach more in need of recreation by | this means, the club has decided to devote its time and funds during the | summer days to the many rather than to the few who could be reached by | the vacation camp plan.
 Once a week until autumn, a jolly good time will be arranged for every girl in the city who has found it im- possible to get away for time. In this way the long hot weather period will be broken for the stay-at-homes, by pleasant diversions now and then providing the young women with real calendar of events during July and August. A special committee has been appointed to arrange the events, the members being Mrs. Helen Sterling, Mrs. Lucy Oldham, Miss Frances ] Rogers, Miss Hannah Egleston and Miss Norma Gilpin.
 This was one of the important mat
 
 the club for the season when officers for the ensuing year were elected. Miss Winnie Wise was chosen presi- dent, and serving with her will be | Miss Bernice Eggleston. vice-presi- dent; Mrs. Helen Sterling, recording secretary; Miss Leila Seamon, core spending secretary, and Mrs. Ellen 1 Copper, treasurer
 l The club will send four delegates to the ''Y' conference at Asilomar, the delegates representing the organiza- tion at the city conference. Miss May Porter. secretary of the "Y," will leave | Tuesday, June 25. chaperoning a group of girls from the Hi-Y club to the student conference that will pre- cede the city conference During her absence, her assistant, Miss Miriam Dean, will act as secretary of the ~"
 The Business Girls club. one of the most active branches of the ~" has contributed to it's war fund. This was brought out in the annual repor, of Miss Chris Satterwhite, retiring club president. Her report follows: 'The second year of the Business Girls club has been one in which the club, profiting by the splendid basis laid since its organization and fol which we owe much to Miss Pat Da- vidson. has progressed and accom- plishea at least some of the things fol , which N was organized October we held our annual e1ec
 tion of officers in the old Central schoo : building. The next week the new of ficers were installed with a simple bu
 impressive candle service which em | n Q nf ho = Girls club as an organization seekin,
 to promote friendliness and good fel e lowship.
 Tn November the regular bushes I meeting was preceded by a short pro S gram and interesting talks were give
 by Dr. Neff and Miss Armstrong; Late = in the month came the annual mem o bership banquet. A splendid member
 ship campaign resulted in the adding c
 131 names to our roll and the givin
 of honors to Mrs. Sterlings team whic
 did such excellent work Following
 fine program. a revision of our consti
 tuition was accepted by the club.
 Outstanding events by months ar T as follows:
 | "December-Christma party 1 which some of the Y. NJ. c. A. me U were entertained.
 
 given at the Woman-s club by Mi.
 Bartlett of Chicago.
 A F'ebruary-Valentine party given r. the losing teams in the memhersh T. contest
 ha "March-Fudge party. .h "April-Truck ride an wiener roa .; at Papago park.
 nd 'May-Salmagundi circus. Par ar given by the Y. w. c. A. board at Mi Sa Tuttle's.
 ar Several splendid programs ha
 been given and among the speake rr, and entertainers we have been fo ay tunate in having Dean Scarlett, Mi in Wilkie, Sergeant Mitchell, Mir McE r- roy, Mrs. Callaner, Mrs. Demorest, M ba Thompson. Mrs. Frazier M. SeXsC ,rn MT. Coligny and Miss Hazard 'at During the year the club has boug cd a Liberty bond, pledged $100 to the ,st w. c. A. war work fund, and contri
 uted to the Red Cross service fund . making knitting bags, the procee
 from their sale being turned over
 that department of the Red Cross.