Arizona republican., 1919-04-06

more than an idea of the program by the excellent review furnished at the later meeting in this city. Devoted not only to resume of state work, the district ga.hening featured many reports distinctively it's own, among which was the legislative department report presented by Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander, and supported by Mrs. J. w. White in her report of social and industrial conditions
 Mrs. H. 4. Guild, president of the state federation and Dr. Mary Neff were among the speakers who con- tributed to the success of the meeting. Mrs. Guild advanced the plan of that the clubs be affiliated with the state federation before joining the district federation, the recommendation being accepted in a resolution passed by the gathering. The resolution which re- ceived the unanimous endorsement fol- lows:
 Whereas, the Central Arizona Fed eration has always maintained an in terest in the rest room which it es' tablished,
 Be it resolved, that we favor the recommendations made by the chair man of the rest room committe in her report:
 Whereas, the club movement in Ari- zona is not keeping pace with the fi- nancial and industrial development of the state; therefore, be it resolved, that We recommend to our clubs that they contribute during the present year, to the presidents travelling fund.
 Be it resolved, that we favor the recommendation of our state presi- dent that we require all clubs in our district federation to become members of the state federation.
 Whereas, most of our war work is finished; be it resolved that more time be given to the department of litera- ture. music and art.
 Be it resolved, that we extend thanks to the Phoenix Woman's club for their hospitality and to the musi- clans and others who have contributed to the pleasure of the day.
 Signed:
 Mrs. c. A. ROBINSON.R MRS. J. F. LEWIS. MRS. BARR D. JONES.
 JOSEPHINE FRANKENBERG The Musicians club will hold its an nual evening program on Monday 1 evening at the Woman's club. Al 1 dues of the members must be paid be. 1 fore this date according to the an nouncement of the treasurer. Eacf member is permitted five guests fol | tomorrow nights affair which vii begin promptly at S:45 o'clock Th' l program follows:
 PART I
 Cello
 i Cantilena ....... Goltermanl 1 Orlentaie Cu 1 ScherZO .........-....... DltterSuor Dwight Deity
 (Mrs. W. E. Deity at piano. Whistler
 The -Springtime of Youth. .......
 ............ Charles Egget Santanitza ....... Arthur Penl
 Miss Leola Mcdowell (Miss Frances Elliott at piano. Piano
 Gondolicia Lisz | Rigoletta Paraphrase .... Verdi-L Miss Cordelia Hurlburd
 Voice
 I've Been Roaming .. Charles E. Hor 1 The snow Ll
 Miss Lotta Fahlen tMiss Eleanor Lewis at piano) Cello
 Elegle -.-.---.---..- Massant The Swan ---.......-... Saint Saen Gavotte ......-........... Poppe
 Dwight Deity
 PART II Story of Robin Hood, Miss Elizabet Jones.
 Selections from opera Robin Hoo, De Koren, Phoenix Opera club.
 Milk Maids chorus, incidental solc by Annabel, (Mrs. c. B. Wells an Alan Dale, Mrs. J. w. Sims.) Tt Takes Nine Tailors to Make i Man." Will Scarlett, CR. H. Foster , and male chorus.
 Forest song, (Maid Marian's oslo | sung by Miss Alice B. Norton.
 "They Hey For the Merry Gree 1 Wood" Robin Hood, q. H. Gordon and chorus.
 Mrs. Ida k. Mervine. accompanist William Conrad Mills, Musical directo Robert RE. Lee Chapter, Unite Daughters of the Confederacy, wi ; meet at the Woman's club Friday al ternoon.
 } High school pupils will furnish u , program at the Woman's club Tuesda afternoon when the girls of the dt l mestic science class will give demor : stration of a balanced meal. Sampl, l of work done by the class in oth'