Arizona republican., 1919-12-14
C1L1llI1bGs
Official Organ of the State

Governor Thomas E. Campbell will be the speaker at the supper given Thursday evening by the Business and Professional Woman's club at the Presbyterian church annex. The gov ernor's subject has not been announced. The musical features of the program will include several numbers by male quartet.
 One of the club members in making the announcement yesterday stated that all business woman and girls would be made welcome as the mem bers are desirous of having the people know just what the club is doing. Res ervations for the event must be made at the Y. W. c. A. before Wednesday, she said.
 ITO the girls who are just beginning their business careers the club should be of great benefit" she declared. They come in contact with expert workers and see examples of success which they too will strive to become. Too, they will become personally ac- quainted with the best class of girls and will enjoy pleasure real fellow ship brings.
 ! "The club is also full of professional women, the fact will be shown all during the winter for the club talent committee are planning on securing a greater part of the entertainment from the members"
 Social service" will be discussed by Miss c. NJ. Gilchrist, superinten- dent of Associated Charities, at the Woman's club Tuesday afternoon. The program will be presented under the auspices of the civics education de partment and will include group oi songs sung by Mrs. c. B. Wells.
 The club is already making prepa- rations for it's annual "Children's Day. which will be observed on December 30 The program for the kiddies is being arranged by the music department Miss Merta Work, chairman, while each department of the club will be ac' tive in the arrangements for the after noon. The art and literature sectiol headed by Mrs. Louis Dysart will hay, the decorations in charge while the re treatments will be provided the smal guests by the home economics depart ment, Mrs. Alma Lowe chairman. Or this day each club member is re quested to bring a pound parcel whicl | lO pC oAohl ipobCu oAiAOiA6 tAiC POoh v , the city. The civics education de partment, Mrs. J. A. Higgins will hav charge of the distribution.
 Mrs. W. W. Watkins has been electe president of the College club, havin been unanimously chosen at the an nual business meeting at which tim the following officers were elected t I serve on the executive board with her pr. Marion Williams, first vice pres ident; Miss Glendale Griffiths, sec ond vice president; Mrs. Clarence I
 Craig, secretary; Miss Beatrice Sum mers, treasurer and Mrs. L. M. Fit2
 hugh, auditor Miss Margaret Ma Q Hurley, member of the College clul who served overseas as hostess in Y hut, discussed her experiences 0 ,, the other side. Miss Hurley was u
 only Arizona woman over there WI
 was a member of the general fedel
 ation unit in war work in France.
 Miss Beatrice Summers will T chairman of the club meeting schet y uled for Wednesday afternoon whe y Mrs. Victor Redewill will review u 5 life and work of Dostoyefsky. Grin and Punishment" by Dostoyefsky W IS be the subject handled by Dr. Maj T Neff, which will be followed by { open discussion.
 Chapter A of P. E. O. will meet Tue
 day evening at the home of Mrs. N. | Mckee, 1922 West Monroe street TT .a Y, society is featuring Americanizatit 'e work this season.
 The art and literature departure
 of the Womans club, Mrs. Louis D ,d sart, chairman, will meet at 2: "a o'clock Monday afternoon. l. The Tempe Woman's club will me
 at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon in t
 south room of the Congregation
 church. Following is the program
 And Through the Heat of Confli
 Keep the Law"
 Roll call-Current Events.
 Socialism-Miss Etheleen Kemp.
 Music-Piano solo. Mrs. R. J. Shi
 ley.