Arizona republican., 1919-11-30

ally, morally.
 Every club should study citizenship for women this year.
 Every club should study and help in Americanization work.
 Very truly yours.
 MRS. T. c. WINTER, Director of Americanization. General Federation of Women's Clubs, 26l7 Dean Boulevard, Minneapolis, Minn. Scandinavian composers will feature the program of the Musicians club which will be presented at the Wom- ans club tomorrow afternoon under the direction of Miss Cordelia Hull burd.
 The program follows:
 Wedding Suite, for two pianos. ... ...................s .Adolph Jensen Festival March,
 Brides Song.
 Reigen.
 Miss Hulburd. first plano.
 Mrs. W. F. Deity, second piano. Murmurlng zephyrs ..,Adolph Jenson ] Love Thee .......... Edward Grieg
 Mrs. A. D. Dameron SylVelin ............ Christian Sinding The Mother Sings. Christian Sinding Slumber Song .................... .-....... .Inga Hoegsbro Christensen spring Greeting Edward Lassen Synnove's Song ...... Halfdan Kjerulf Good Morning ......... Edward Grieg
 Mrs. Merrill
 Carnival Scenes ....... Edward Grieg
 Miss Hulburd.
 Oh, Mother Mine Christian Sinding There Cried a Bird. Christian Sinding Vigorous and Honest Is He, Folk Song Soft Footed Snow ....... Sigurd Lie Ihe swan .............E Edward Grieg In the Boat ............ Edward Grieg
 Miss Fahlen.
 Roman, with variations, for two pianos ...............E Edward Grieg Mrs. W. F. Deity, first piano. Mrs. Roy wayland second piano.
 Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett
 Accompanist
 Mir. Jones, aecompanist.
 Mrs. W. F. Deity, accompanist. Poetry will be discussed at the meet ing of the Tempe Woman's club on Friday when the following program will be presented:
 If you have knowledge let others light their candles by it."-Thomas Fuller.
 Roll call; Current Events; Lecture recital.
 Poetry of Various Countries, Miss Ethel Hartman
 Music, High school chorus.
 The Arizona Congress of Mothers will hold an executive board meeting on Monday at the home of Mrs Henry Hancock. 525 East Willetta street. Bundle day will be observed by the Orangewood Ramona club on Decem- Der 10 when the members will as semble a large bundle of cast off clothing for the Associated Charities
 
 The Womans' club will give a 1itney dance Tuesday evening in connection with which they will have a booth where pretty Christmas gifts will be offered for sale. There will be many novel and unusual features during the evening according to the genera chairman, Mrs. F. T. Ceilings wh. states that there will be no charge fol admission. The club will not hold 1t. usual meeting on Tuesday afternoon
 
 The annual business meeting of tho College club will be held Wednesday afternoon when matters of importanc; will come to the attention of the mem bers- The feature of the program vii he the talk given by Miss Margare Mae Hurley who represented the fed erated clubs of the state in the genera federation of women's clubs unit ir overseas work. Miss Hurley will tel of her experience in a canteen il France. She Is member of the ciul before which she will deliver her lee ture.
 One of the chief activities of the P F.. o. association of which there is local chapter is it's educational funt which is not generally understood Mrs. A. R. Cheever a member of chap ter of the P. F. O. has made thi clear in the following paper which sh read at a recent meeting:
 Our Educational Fund
 The two principal objects for whicl r. F. O. stands, are philanthrophy an, education It is wonderful the amour or good that has been accomplished b, the many local chapters along chari table lines, each chapter doing fits bit m their own community as the nee, required; but the educational fund i the first great work which the P. F. c sisterhood as a whole, has undertaken Al the supreme convention held i Lincoln, Neb, in 1903, it was decide 70 have a r. E. O. day at the Louisian Purchase exposition the following yea and s200 were voted toward the ex penses- Through the efforts of Mrs Myra Mccoy Andrews of Washington D. C., who was one of the board O lady managers of the exposition, thi sum was greatly increased and the fol lowing fall when supreme met a Thorntown. Ind. it was announce that after paying all expenses of delightful day at the exposition tha S6.5O remained in the treasury Thi little sum formed the nucleus of ou p. 70. O. memorial Two years later. a inc convention in Brookfield, Mo, Mir Andrews reported that the fun amounted to s2000 in cash and pledge and after much discussion a plan tha appealed to the majority was adopted to use this money as an educations fund to help deserving young girls t fit themselves for self-support.
 The fund has greatly increase yearly through subscriptions fror local chapter and state and suprem conventions and from friends entirel outside of the sisterhood One woma not a +. K. Q. has made her will which about sS.000 is to be given { the educational fund at her death.
 In 1917, Colorado convention adopte the slogan. afterward adopted by tn majority of the state and local chap ters. of S1O0,OO0 in the educations fund by October. 1919-to celebrate in oOth anniversary of the organizatio of P. E. o. and we are delighted {
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