Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
Miss BeuIah irwin Leaves For Coast
Club Notes Official Organ State Federation Of
 Woman's Clubs

The Womans club win hold it's an- nual meeting Tuesday afternoon when the president, Mrs. W. W. McNeff will present her report. In her talk Mrs. McNeff will take occasion to express her appreciation for the splendid CO., operation given her by the member ship during the most trying two years of club administration. She will re- view the war work of the club and touch upon other club activities.
 Mrs. Ancil Martin, recording secre- tary; Mrs. Henry D. Ross, correspond ing secretary; Mrs. W. s. Norvel. treasurer; Mrs. s. D. Futile, auditor, and Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, chairman of the board of trustees will furnish reports.
 The department chairmen will also furnish brief reports at this time, Mrs. Joseph S. Stark reporting the home economies department; Mrs. Roland c. Dryer the civics education; Mrs. Dixie Matthie, the music and Miss May Noble, art and literature. There will also be a resume of the war activities of the club by the chairman, Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth.
 The standing committee chairmen will also outline the past years ac- tivities in their particular line. Mrs. F. F. Kirkland reporting the house committee, Mrs. William Perry Sears. social committee, Mrs. l. D. Dameron the music, Mrs. D. F. Harbridge, re- ception, Miss Grace Peck, courtesy, Miss Georgia Mintz, good fellowship, Mrs. Harry Kennedy. grounds. and Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers, art exhibit. In addition to the reports, there will be an interesting musical program 1 followed by an informal tea. ! The program follows:
 1 Trio
 Carrnena ..--.......R. Lane Wilson Twilight ..-...-... Rudolph FTiml Mrs. c. NJ. Candy, Mrs. Morrison, 1 Miss Clara Hazard. | Duffield Sturges. Spring Song of the Robin Woman
 (from the opera Shanewis) ......
 .....-.....-..... Cadman l Mrs. F. Payne Palmer. l Dance of the Daffodils. s...... Virginia Peters
 De Ole Ark's a-Moverin' (negro
 spirituaD ........-. David w. Guion To You u................Ol .Oley Speaks
 The Secret .Oley Speaks
 Mrs. E. Payne Palmer.
 The executive board of the Madison Improvement club will meet on We'd ] nesday to arrange the calendar for the
 coming year. On the following day
 the club will hold it's last business
 meeting for the season although it is
 understood there will be several in-
 formal gatherings after the formal close of the club year. The rural or
 ganization has just completed it's Red
 Cross work. it's activities in that line
 having been most extensive.
 The attitude of the General Fedora.
 ton Magazine on the League of Ma tions is expressed in the following article clipped from the club organ: We have been asked where we stand
 on the League of Nations and oul reply is given below, in a message iron Mrs. Cowles:
 March l. the following night lettel was sent to President Wilson: "A just and lasting peace with { League of Nations to guarantee it, i. the great desire of American woman.
 had Assuring you of our supper and cooperation"
 Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowies,
 President, General Federation o Women's Clubs.
 In response to a telegram sent NIT Taft during the Pacific coast congress at San Francisco. Mrs. Cowles re ceiyed the following letter: . Salt Lake City, Utah. February 2, 1919. My dear Madam:
 I was very much gratified to receive i, your telegram in which you say: = 1 just and lasting peace with a Leagu - of Nations to guarantee its perpetuit, is the great desire of American woman hood. Assure you of our support am :, cooperation in the war to end war, l We need your help and hope tha you can use all the influence possibl 1. upon the senators from your state an I other states to vote for the gran l covenant of Paris, which, if taken, wi ;. be the greatest step forward in re ,. corded history to maintain peace an justice We are glad to have ou opinion confirmed by you that tn . women of this country are willing { T have the nation assume some, thoug l, comparatively light, risk and burden a d it's share among the nations in avoid
 ing the enormous suffering, loss, an
 injustice of future wars which ar
 bound to come in the rearrangemeI
 of the map of Europe, unless we ha, q the sieadying hand. protecting in t fluence and penaiizing power of t union of the nations. Of all the fac r tors iD public opinion. the women al