Arizona republican., 1918-04-07

The Business Girls club will give a Weinie roast at PapaSo Park Tuesday evening"
 That the Glendale Woman's club is opposed to enforced vaccination was made apparent at a recent club meet ing when the members voted unani- mously to investigate the matter, to find if they could some way in which to prevent the enforcement of vaccina- ton. At this time it was also voted to request Governor Hunt to give Dr. Bloome a public Hearing. The following announcement has been received from the press committee of Maricopa Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution.
 "A very interesting program is being prepared for the tea to be given by the Maricopa D. A. R. at the home of Mrs Garland Couch, fl West Willetta, Saturday afternoon for the benefit of the Tilloloy fund. In addition to sey- eral readings and-sone vocal selections by Mrs. E. Payne Palmer, there will be letters from sons or close relatives of members. now serving in the war. The
 
 l feed everything, often life itself. to make America free, and the spirit of '76 will win the present war. Some criticism of the work being done for Tilloloy has been made, but | this is undoubtedly part of an insidious German propaganda, says Mrs. George ! Thacher Guernsey, who warns the members not to be duped by these heinous falsehoods.
 "Maricopa chapter will be we'll repre- sented in the present Liberty loan both by personal subscriptions and by the purchase of bond for the benefit Of the national organization. The national congress convenes dur ing the week of April 15-19, at Wash ington. D. C. The nineteenth is the an- niversary of the battle of Lexington and is known as Patriots Day. Arfzona will be represented in the display being prepared by the con- mittee on Patriotic Education along the lines Of patriotic education, welfare of women and children, home conserva- ton and markers of Old Trails Roads The display from Arizona will embrace photographs of public and Indian school work. boys and girls clubs Arlzona babies, and also a picture Of rie marker erected by the Arizona Daughters of the American Revolution Tn 1915. near Flagstaff. This monu- lnenI was erected to the memory of the pioneer women of Arizona. Ihe Maricopa Chapter is very nuch pleaseu Tn the selection of their re- 's WITS. IT, A. Guild, as president of the State Federation of Clubs | A
 patriotic work" All
 Ine Madison Improvement cIub will loIu . puslness meeting Thursday aft efnoon when reports of the state and ois'iice lederations will be presented. q, me civics education department of .he Womans club, Mrs. Roland c. Dry CT, cnalrman will hold it's last rneetin c. for the season Monday. Mrs- D,,la,. Dr,e.r urges large attendance as imnorts nt matters are to come before the de paFtment at this time
 Reports of the state and district fe- oerations will be made at a business meeting of the Harmony club which Wiif pc held Wednesday afternoon at the Woman's club. The committee in = vestigating the condition of the Chil- ddren's Home for the past several weeks will present it's final report. The ciuo will complete it's arrangements for US annual charity ball which will be held on Friday evening.
 
 under the auspices of the home eco non1ics department, Mrs. Joseph S. stark, chairman, an interesting pro- gram will be presented at the Woman's ciuo on Tuesday by the girls of the domesuc science class of the high school The school girls will furnish war time recipes sand demonstrate hat making.