Arizona republican., 1919-03-23

among the distinguished visitors ana | will twice address the gathering, the subject not yet having been an nounced. Every club in the city will be represented, the Womans club, headed by it's president, Mrs. W. w. tion. The Madison Improvement club met on Thursday and continued it's Red Cross activities which will add ma terially to the amount of garments sent to the overseas refugees. Mrs. Luther Creed, president of the club, will be among the delegates at the convention this week. the club being particularly interested in the session which will be presided over by one of it's own members. Mrs. H. A. Guild, federation president.
 
 Much interest is centered on the convention of the Central Arizona District Federation of Woman's Clubs, which meetss in this city on April 1. In view of the fact that the meeting will be devoted largely to a report of the state convention happenings in F Yuma this week, it will be followed Nllu pdI llCuidI interest, DTllSlHS III direct touch with the event many club l women who were unable to be pres ent The Womans club, which will l send a large delegation to the state federation meeting, has announced a long list of delegates and alternates for the district federation convention, | as follows: Delegates-Mrs. William l.. Pinney, Mrs. J. F. Alkire, Mrs. George Broadway. Mrs. l.. D. Damer- on, Mrs. Herman Perry De Mund. Mrs. T. w. Duncan, Mrs. o. H. Brown, Mrs. l l.. M. FitZhugh, Mrs. C. NJ. Candy, 1 Mrs J. F. Goddard, Mrs. H. ,.T. Gray, l Miss Flora Grier. Mrs. James H. Me Clintock, Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Mrs. 1 C. E. Howard, Mrs. George Coffin, 1 Mrs. T. E. Irvine, Mrs. M. A. Coles, i Mrs. J. P. Ivy Mrs. Joseph Cope, Mrs. James <. Griffin, Mrs. l.. L. Harmon, Mrs. Ira J. Johnson, Mrs. Ancil Mar tin, Mrs. George Olney. Mrs. E. T. Col lings, Mrs. c. B. Laird; alternates- Mrs. H. c. Lockett, Mrs. Alma Lowe, Mrs. T C. McReynolds, Mrs. $. H. Mitchell, Mrs. Emery Oldaker, Mrs. F. E. Pascoe. Mrs. H. B. St. Claire, Mrs. George J. Stoneman, Mrs. A. P. Trnatum. Mrs. Joseph Sontag, Miss May Noble, Mrs. R. c. Baker, Mrs. A. c. Utley, Mrs. Joseph Stark Mrs. J. NJ. Swetnam, Mrs. Frank A. Beane, Mrs. J. L. Marquis. Mrs. Charmes A. Van der Neer Mrs. George Nickers, Mrs. Charles de Sales Wheeler, Miss Merta Work. Mrs. Otis E. Young, Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson, Miss Grace Peck. Mrs. Augustus Redewill, Mrs. Lee Purvines and Mrs. J. A. Higgins.
 
 Tho ItiIdiDo of o IuOcb r,ay-iIiop for the school children will be the impor- tant matter claiming the attention of the Madison Womans club at it's meeting scheduled for 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Madison l school house. While a number of Oth- | CT items will come up at this time, l the chief topic of the round table dis | cussion will be the proposed pavilion, ] which will mean much to the enurs community The selection of club motto, song, emblem and colors will | also be made at this weeks meeting, which will open by the club singing | group of songs under the direction of | Miss Edna Worley4 pr. Mary Neff will make an address on American iZation' and Mrs. J. Q. A. King will tell of her trip to Yellowstone park. The social hour will be in charge oi Mrs. Charles Mckinney, Mrs. John | McClung and Mrs. Orlando Sterling.
 The Central Arizona Federation of Woman's clubs will devote it's meeting of April l largely to the reports of the state federation which meets in Yuma next week. There will also be reports from the clubs affiliated with the district federation and annual
 
 feature of the convention session. Mrs. H. A. Guild. president of the state fed eration will be the principal speaker, her topic being '"The Relation of the !, District Federation to the State Fed , eration."
 The meeting of the Woman's club [ on Tuesday will be in charge of the civics education department of the club, Mrs. J. A. Higgins presiding.
 Miss Lulu Smith of the Monroe school will speak on Fairgrounds, :" a subject which she has given much study, having taken a special course 7 in playgrounds at the University of , California. Mrs. Norman A. Morrison will sing My Dear by Salter and The Dansa." by Chadwick, Miss Mer- ta Work accompanying.
 
 Mrs. J. F. Goddard, president of the Harmony club. will be unable to be present at the annual convention ol the state federation of clubs whicf meets in Yuma this week. Mrs r Louis Zimmerman, the vice president ! will be in attendance and a full clul delegation has signified it's intention of being present. Among those who
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 are Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs Henry
 Baswtz, Mrs. Harry Bennett, Mrs = oieorge Barnum. delegates, and Mrs \ w. D. ONeil, Mrs. August Hegeluna u Mrs. Eugene Hughes and Mrs. C. E
 Loux, alternates.
 The Third Annual Sweet Pea Ex :. hibit given under the auspices of tn ' civics education department of tht . Woman's club. Mrs. Roland c. Dryer
 chairman, will be held in April. A usual the boys and girls will have tn
 opportunity to compete for prizes, tn
 condition being that only those wh,
 have tended their own sweet pea beds ' enter flowers We shall be glad o
 all the peas the children can brins us however, said Mrs. Dryer in dis t cussing the coming event. We neve : have enough to meet the demands fo
 selling at ten cents a bunch.'' e The Harmony club will hold a so- / cial session Wednesday afternoon. the S presiding hostesses being Mrs. A. J Y Bellas, Mrs. A. M. Royce, Mrs. Shir- v ley Balderson and Mrs. \. Friedman Mrs. Robert Curry will sing group of songs during the afternoon. whicl c will be devoted to cards.
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