Arizona republican., 1919-10-26

Clubdom of this district is center !, ing it's interest on the convention of the General Arizona District fedora ton which will be held in Mesa on Wednesday. Practically every club affiliated with the federation will send a full delegation to the event which will make it's influence felt in the pro- gram of local clubs throughout the year. Americanization will be the key note of the program which will be fea- tured by brilliant talks from educators we'll known throughout the state. An excellent musical program has also been arranged.
 Presiding for the first time as pres ident of the Woman's club, Mrs. James x. Griffin made a splendid impression on club members Tuesday afternoon when the club she heads opened it's season. Mrs. Griffin has tact and exc cutive ability as well as cleverness and it is predicted that she will make one of the best presiding officers the club has ever known.
 The annual year book of the Ari- zona Federation 9f Womens clubs has just been received from the printer and contains an interesting report Of the 1919 convention which met in Yuma, together with the constitution and bylaws of the federation and list Of clubs affiliated with the organi- zation. General announcements, the state presidents annual message and report are features of the book which IS replete with valuable information for club members.
 
 Under the auspices of the art and |. literature department. Mrs. Louis Dy- sart, chairman of the Woman's club will hold an open meeting Tuesday afternoon when Miss May Noble, mem her of the jury of selection of the art exhibition. will be included among the speakers. Miss Noble who is an exceptionally clever artist and critic will discuss Industrial Art" "The Hanging of Pictures in the Home" will be the subject of a talk by c. R. Ster- ling, which will be followed by a view or pictures on exhibit by Miller-Ster- ling. Paintings, etchings and watei colors by artists wintering here vii hc shown and also wash drying anC reproductions of famous paintings There win be a musical program pre- scntcd by R. II. Bloem with Mrs. Bloen at the piano. Mir. Bloems program Includes Morning" by Oley Speaks and "A Banjo Song by Homer. Al the conclusion of the program tea will be served.
 Among the names presented before the Womans club at it's meeting las week for active membership were Mrs Paul Ashton. Mrs. c. F. England. Mrs Harry Vernon, Mrs. George Goodrich Mrs. J. F. Young and Miss Lucy Jen kins
 The College club will cast it's dig nity aside on Halloween when a cleve event will be given by it's members The committee in charge refuses t divulge the program but it is said t be exceedingly unique. Those wh have the arrangements in charge ar Miss Helen Armstrong, chairman Miss Nell Wilkinson, Mrs. Francis H Redewill and Mrs. P. w. Duncan.
 The club at a recent meeting sel ected It's delegates and alternates t the Central Arizona District federatio convention which will be held in Mes on Wednesday. The delegates vii be Miss Armstrong. Miss Margare Mae Hurley, Mrs. l.. NJ. Fitzhugh, MT. h p. W. Duncan. and Mrs. C. P liar while the alternates will be Mrs. L. I HeWins. Miss Ida Mcdaniel, Dr. Mar Neff. Miss Merta Work and Mrs. Sid ney Stewart.
 The Madison Womans club wi give a Halloween event on Friday eve ming at s o'clock The affair will | given at the district school, member and their families being include among those who will enjoy the gal occasion.
 The executive board of the Arizor Congress Of Mothers will meet Mor day at the Wilson school on the Her |. shaw road. Business of importan' win come up at this time accordir 10 the announcement of the presiden Mrs. John Norton.
 The home economics department the Woman's club will meet tomorro' 35' cent luncheon being served the department room promptly at a'clock
 Applicants for admission to stude and active membership in the Mu icians club are asked to present then selves for examination on Monday at a'clock at the home of the presideI