Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

prospect. If mems work is from sun Co sun. women's work. as always. is never done. But-how they do love to do it.
 Mrs. M. r. Phelps. who represented Arizona at the national convention of the Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers associations which met in Madison last summer, had the honor Of being elected a vice president of the organization. Mrs. Phelps attended every session of the convention and will make her first report to the Con- gross tomorrow when an all-day ses- sion will, be held at East Lake park. A Madison newspaper in it's editorial columns referred to the organization as follows:
 "The Mothers Congress and Parent Teachers associations have not squan- deTed their good intentions in pave mcnt of the neither world, for they have developed along practical lines. Having made child welfare their objec- tive they have studied ways and means. They have made wonderful progress in their attempt to master the phychology of child culture. They have assailed the problems of home and school and church as affecting the development of the perfect child with no mean success. Although still in its infancy, their movement has brushed the error of centuries aside, and gone on to new attitudes of achievement. What they are doing with plastic and impressionable youth counts for civilization to the Nth de- gree above laws denses attempts to control the delinquencies of hard boiled world. When their ounce of prevention is perfected. we shall not need the pound of cure"
 The Tempe Woman's club opened it's season Friday with a delightful recep- ton and according to it's calendar wall have an exceptionally interesting year. The program has been well arranged and includes the following worth while features:
 october 15-Laws Governing Elec- tions, Dudley Windes; magazine re- view (10 minutes) Mrs O. c. McNaly; musics
 october 29-Social afternoon.
 November 5-Early History of Ari- zona. Jas. H. McClintock, state histor- Ian: music; roll call.
 November 1s-Poets and Artists of Arizona. Mrs. IT. D. Ross: reading from tA aAAAANfA1 @A1tA0Af &AA11 @Ae.J @N0DA~t music.
 December s-Review of a Recent Book. Mrs. F. J. Cookson; music.
 December 17-Musicale. Music com mittee.
 December 31-Social afternoon. January Annual election of of- | ficers: magazine review (1O minutes) Mrs. ID. H. Reid: music; roll call.
 January 21-Property Rights of Wo- men in Arizona. Mrs. Thanks Ander- son: magazine review (10 minutes) Mrs. William Goodwin; music.
 February 4-Study of an opera (to bt selected): music. selections from tho opera, music committee.
 February 1S-Home Economies. Miss Daisy Buck: magazine review (10 min utes). Mrs. A. D. Quinn: music.
 March 4-District presidents day; music; tea.
 March 1s-Indian Lore and Exhibit; music.
 April 1-Americanization. Mrs. II. G. Corson: music.
 April 15--Musicale. Music commit tee.
 May s-SociaI afternoon. The officers and committee chair men are as follows:
 President. Mrs Howard Brown; vice president. Mrs. Forest F.. Ostran- der: recording secretary, Mrs. J. F'ranl Peck: corresponding secretary, Mrs. O l c. McNary; treasurer, Mrs. Donald van Petten.
 Standing committees-courtes Mrs lC. Grant Jones; entertainment, Mrs Adolph S. Herzberg; music. Mrs. Ho ward Woods: press. Mrs. Thanks An derson; program, Mrs. Howard Brown social Mrs. Paschal c. Lemons.
 Board of directors ~ officers ant chairmen of standing committees. Program committee-Mrs. Howaf' Brown. Mrs. C.. w. Persons. Mrs Thanks Anderson. Mrs. R. l.. Alex ander, Mrs. NJ. l.. Fairbanks, Mrs. A } D. Quinn.