Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
CLUB NOTES
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will discuss Our Duty as Club operation" There will be two speak CTS Wednesday afternoon in addition to the reports and the musical pro- gram. They will be Mrs. Mary Pritner Lockwood, state leader of home economics with the university extension course, who will take Home Economics" for her subject and I. Colodny who will talk on Vocational Education
 Featuring Thursday mornings pro- gram will be the talk by Mrs. Pauline O'Neill on War Work of the Nation,' Educational Propaganda" by Dr. Mary Neff; "A Message from the State Board of Health" by Dr. Will liam Sweek. and District Fedora tions" by Mrs. H. A. Guild. That afternoon Miss Ora Boring will dis cuss "The Housewife in War Times" while Miss May Noble is scheduled to talk on "The Artist in Patriotic Service;" How May our Clubs best Help in War Needs?" by Mrs. Clar- ence White and "Our Preparation for the Reconstruction Period by Mrs. Fred Adams.
 He Elicit Ol war OH w OuldH- hood" by Mrs. R. B. KleinSmid has place on the Friday morning pro- gram when Miss Claudine Coolidge being Talk on Childrens Literature for Parents
 The music during the entire ses- sion will be of exceptional worth, and the social features planned are i on a corresponding basis. Wednes- ] day evening there will be a lecture at the club by Miss Brenda Franck- l lyn of London on "The Balance Of ! Power" and the following evening a reception will precede a musical revue. The latter program was pre- sented at the Womans' club on gen. tlemen's evening and was a decided success.
 The Central Arizona District fed eration of Women's clubs, Mrs. H. A Guild, president, will hold its semi
 annual meeting Friday afternoon at the Womans' club. The meeting will
 follow the state federation convention the credentials committee registering the delegates at 1:30 o'clock Friday
 afternoon. The program will be pre- sented from until 4 o'clock and vii
 consist of reports and election of of. ficers Mrs. George Kanoff, core
 spending secretary will review ths ! activities of the federation since tht
 October session.
 Plans for raising funds whereb. the club will be in position t invest in war saving stamps ant ha Do mona club at its meeting Wednesda.
 leaders in the movement Whil every member of the club is indi vidually doing her bit, it was thei : wish to aid as an organization am
 with that end in view meetin
 was held at the home of Mrs. Charle
 Aune Mrs. A. L. Morris made tn
 motion that a series of Keely enter tainments be given and that the pro 2 ceeds be devoted to the patriotic pur pose. The motion was carried unani
 mously and will be put into effec immediately. Mrs. c. c. Joy gave
 demonstration of war bread and dur
 ing the course of the afternoon, wa time recipes were exchanged. Tn |, war bread was sold and the Re Cross being the beneficiary of 'th . sale.
 . There will be no meeting of tn , Womans' club Tuesday, owing to tn . preparations which will be under Wa f for the annual convention of the stat j. federation of clubs which inaugurate
 its three-day session the followin morning.
 ! The Business Girls club is maxim
 elaborate preparations for it's annus | charity ball which will be given 6 : the Womans' club April F. Tn
 Besse orchestra will furnish the dano : program and there will be cards ft
 those who do not care for dancing The Harmony club is making preI . arations for it's annual charity ba
 which will be given at the Woman
 club April F. The Besse orchestl ', will furnish the dance program ar there will be cards for those who
 not care for dancing.
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 2 The Madison Improvement ell
 gave a benefit tea Tuesday afternoc
 for the benefit of the Young Won . en's Christian association, SIP beir
 netted as result of the affair. (