Arizona republican., 1918-03-17
Club Notes
Official Organ State Federation of
 Woman's Clubs

Reporting their efforts along thrift lines, the members of the Orange wood Ramona club demonstrated their interest in the war measure at a meeting of the club Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. F. Baus. Mrs. E. P. Bindings addressed the members on War Savings socie- ties and organized a thrift club with every member present enrolled. A so- cial hour followed, Mrs. E. A. Francis winning the prize in a guessing con- test.
 Mrs. Rudolph Kuchler organized a thrift society in the Washington Wo- mans club Friday when she addressed the club on the subject of War Saw ings stamps. Mrs. H. A. Guild, presi- dent of the Central Arizona district federation of clubs was the guest of honor atithe meeting.
 
 The Musicians club will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday af- ternon at o'clock at the Woman's club. The executive board will meet at 1 o'clock and the study class, 1 Franz Darvas curator, will meet at | :45 o'clock.
 The following student program will be presented with Mrs. Joseph Sher- | burne Jenckes as chairman: Current Events.
 Mrs. G. A. Judson
 A Book of Verses Underneath the
 Bough James A. Roger | Yet. An. That Spring Should Van-
 ish with the Rose James A. Roger A Rose Song .... Jessie Gaynor
 Mrs. H. C. Lockett
 Miss Elliott at piano
 The Witches Dance E. A. McDowel
 Miss Louise Conner Polonaise Brilliante. ........ .Beceree 1 Miss Mary Tice
 Vocal
 Oh, Come to Me Mavourneen ....
 ............. Frank Lynes Kathleen ....C. Harold Lowdel Mrs. H. B. St. Clair
 Mrs. A. c. Hulett at piano Piano
 butterfly -.'.--'....-...-.... Grels Persian Songs ..... BurmeiStel
 Miss Lucille Banta
 Plans for bettering the conditions a the Children's Home were made at { meeting of the Harmony club Wed closed shortly according to the state ment made yesterday by Mrs. Harry Bennett president or the club.
 The club will hold it's annual Char lty ball the second week in April, ant arrangements will be made for tn, | q I,,l scheduled for Wednesday afternoon a the Woman's club. The hostesses vii include Mrs. N. Friedman. Mrs. w. D O'Neill and Mrs. H. J. Bostaine.
 
 By the end of April Miss Imogen, Neely will have completed the thre, months project she had outlined fol the spring work as food demonstrato for Maricopa couNty. She will hay, visited every community addressin. clubs, public meetings, small gather lngs and giving demonstrations O savings fast and sugar. On Wednes day Miss Neely was the principa speaker at the meeting of the Glen. dale Woman's club when she gave demonstration and gave a few sugges tons on canning and preserving. Be 7ANOo lAO SluU lileInDeTS present Weri the teacher and pupils of the do mestic science class of the Glendal high school. On Thursday Miss Neel, gave the same illustrated talk befor the Scottsdale Parent Teacher asso citation. forty being present.
 Several committee meetings wer held during the week to outline tn summer campaign which will be give over to canning and preserving fruit and vegetables in which sugar substi tutes will be used.
 Chapter A of P. E. o. will hav a social meeting Tuesday evening a the home of Mrs. R. M. Gates. S1 North First avenue. All visitin, P. B. O. members in the city ar invited to attend.
 Following the suggestion of tn state regent, Mrs. Etta Clifford Youns the Maricopa chapter Daughters c American Revolution, plans to sen flowers, magazines and jellies a | frequent intervals to the troops sta | tioned on border these supplies De | ing intended pa rfi rlx for c;o