Arizona republican., 1918-03-28
CLUB W0MENT0 RALLY HERE IN
 GREAT MEETING
War Work and Plans for Service at Home Will
 Be Principal Theme of
 State Club Federation.

Club women from all over the state Will gather in Phoenix next week for the annual convention of the state federation of clubs which will meet for three days session, beginning April 3.
 A large delegation is expected, and committees for the past few weeks nave been arranging the details for the comfort and the pleasure of their guests.
 Mrs. II. A. Morgan of Wilcox, presi- dent of the federation, has not yet announced the program, but that t Will deal with war topics and wom- ans part in war activities will un- questionably prove true. This is in- dlcated by the attitude of the wom- ans clubs throughout the country which have stood firmly behind the government in advancing the various campaigns which have been launched since the declaration of war Liberty loan speakers have been on the club programs, conservation of food has been made a study by home econom- les departments and thrift has been studied in it's every phase.
 Mrs. w. w. McNeff, chairman of the general arrangements committee.
 NeNNNA ieASN NNOhAIS NLldl Nllllt SllS had not been advised as to the de- tails of the program, she was con- fident that it would be worth while in it's every particular. She has been Informed that there will be as many as 100 delegates in attendance at the convention and the sub- committees working under her have announced number of interesting features for the entertainment of the visiting club women.
 Lecturer From London
 Wednesday evening Miss Brenda Francklyn of London will lecture on The Balance of Power" the clever English woman discussing the war situation from the viewpoint of one who has been at the front A quar- tette will furnish the musical pro- gram.
 The state officers of the federation and the presidents and vice-presi- dents of the hostess clubs will be in the receiving line at a reception scheduled for Thursday evening. The hours will be from s to S:45 o'clock and will be followed by the musical revue given by the Womans' club in celebration of "Gentlemens Everl- ing" Every member of any wom- ans club, whether or not the club is affiliated with the state federation. will be invited and may bring two guests.
 The Tempe Normal school through it's president, A. J. Matthews, has ex- tended an invitation to the state of ficers and delegates to luncheon at 1 o'clock Friday.
 Details Attended To
 The local club women have not given over their time to the mere arrangement of social pleasure of the visitors, but have made the necessary hotel arrangements and have looked to those other little details that tend toward making the convention pass smoothly. The hostess clubs include the Womans' club assisted by the Friday. College, Harmony, Madison Improvement. Tempe Womans, Glen dale Womans' and Orangewood- -Ra- mona clubs.
 Chairmen of the different commit | tees are as follows: Mrs. w. w. Me Neff, general arrangements; Mrs. | Joseph $. Stark, luncheon; Mrs. c. | c. Hutchinson, automobile; Mrs. B. F. Marks, meeting trains and hotei; Mrs. Henry D. Ross. badge; Mrs. William E. Deity, music; Mrs. Charles ] Mcdonald, finance; Mrs. John Dem nett, Jr., decoration and Mrs. George A. Olney, entertainment.