Arizona republican., 1919-01-26

what to be done and how it can best | be brought about is the problem. ! There is ig future ahead for the ! club or there is no future
 Mrs. Guild is of the opinion, how ever, that the clubs will stand true to the record made during the war and have now started on an era of great usefulness and good.
 Mrs. L. F. White, president of the Musicians club, announces the inititial meeting of the season for the after noon of February 2. z The club has combined it's original programs ana that presented at the opening session will be under the joint direction of Mrs. l.. D. Dameron and Mrs. William |. Pinney. Mrs. White makes the sug gestion that anyone having names to present for membership telephone early in the week to Mrs. Lois Lee craft that action might be taken al the board meeting to be held on Thurs day. In this way the new members will have advantage of the entire club season.
 Whether or not the Central Arizona District Federation of Women's clubs will hold a meeting before spring has not been determined. According to the constitution of the federation two meetings must be held each year, one ! in October and one before the end of the club year. The october meeting was omitted because of the epidemic i and weather a special session is to be l called has not been decided
 i The Orangewood- Ramona club will l open it's season on Wednesday, when it will meet at the home of the presi- dent Mrs Arthur Baus of S54 North 1 Ninth avenue.
 That it has almost liquidated its club house debt, was the report of the finance committee of the Madison I'm l proement club at it's initial meeting Of the year held on Thursday afternoon l The report was received with enthu- siasm and surprise. as the rural or ganiation has devoted such q large amount of it's funds for war activities that it was not thought that the debt could be lessened to any great extent his season. The club went over it. quota in Liberty bonds and War Say ings Stamps, besides rendering finan- cial endorsement to the Red Cross ir
 additional to the personal work ac- complished Throughout the war period
 and many weeks afterward the clul
 met once a week and sewed for tho
 war sufferers.
 Mrs H. A. Guild, president of th'
 Arizona Federation of Women's clubs
 and one of the most active club work
 CTS in the state, will leave the first o
 February for Nogales for the purpos'
 of organizing a district federation talk
 ing in the clubs in that section 0
 the state. With the formation of federation there the entire state will b covered. The Central Arizona fedora ; tion taking in Phoenix and it's environ the northern Arizona federation eN tending over the club district the fou northern counties and the proposes federation the remainder of the clu : territory in Arizona. Mrs. Guild i
 particularly interested in extension
 work and in it's interest early in th
 autumn visited the north meeting wit
 great success.
 An official board meeting of tn | state federation of clubs will be hel the second week in February, whe the relation of the state and distric federations will be among the subject
 discussed.
 The Woman's club will open it's clu ! season on February 1. when a program will be presented under the auspices (
 the music department, Mrs Dixi
 Matthie, chairman. Mrs. W. W. Me
 Neff club DreSidput will erect th