Arizona republican., 1920-07-25

Owing to the uncertainty of the weather, the Washington Woman's club will postpone it's meeting sched- uled for Friday evening until some time in August the exact date to be announced later. The neighborhood gathering although continued will be held at the home of Mrs. A. c. Sobey on Alhambra road as previously ar ranged and the program will be that originally announced.
 In the meantime the department chairmen who form the program com mittee are arranging the calendar for the coming season which will be pre- scented at the informal meeting in Aug ust. The committee chairmen include Mrs. H. c. Lockett. chairman of the art and literature: Mrs. D. c. Leak, social; Mrs. R. V. Grimes, civics edu- cation and Mrs. A. c. Sobey. home economies.
 Mrs Alice Monette, left Wednesday for St. Paul where she will represent the local Business and Professional Woman's club at the national conven- ton which will be held in that city July 27-30.
 Among the interesting women who will attend the national meeting will be the president, Miss Gall Laughlin of San Francisco. Miss Laughlin who is d lawyer, was STdQuaIG0 1TOut WS StACS- ley and Cornell colleges and was ad- mitted to the bar in New York She framed California's law which made women eligible to serve on juries and the one permitting women to practice before the supreme court. She is pres ident of the California Civic league.
 Miss Mary Stewart of Washington, D. C., corresponding secretary of the organization, who formerly held a chair in the Montana university. will act as toatmistress at the vocational lunch con to be a feature of the convention.
 Equal pay with men" will be one of the subjects of discussion at the national conference but it will have coupled with it also the slogan of Equal Work for Equal Pay" accord ing to St. Paul members of the organ ization. The St. Paul Business women confirmed dispatches to the effect that Cincinnati members are prepared to wage a hard fight for the principle of Equal Pay" but said the association will ask to have the principle applied only where the women involved are doing work that in all respects is the equal of work done by men holding similar positions.
 course" said Mrs. Augusta J. Service, national vice president for Minnesota of the national fedora tion. We expect to achieve the standard of equal pay by first building up standard of equal work"
 Miss Edith D. Jenks, publicity chair man of the St. Paul association of business women, said that while ef- forts might be made to stampede the federation conference with the slogan, Equal Pay With Men," she was cer- tain that such a principle would only be adopted when combined with the phrase flor equal work"
 ara mt a radical organization. said Miss Jenks, seeking to further unsettle the very troublesome present condition"
 The executive board of the Arizona Congress of Mothers will hold it's first meeting of the season Monday, Sep tember 6. At this time reports will be presented by Mrs. M. T. Phelps of this city and Mrs. John Langdon of Verde who represented Arizona at the na- tional convention of Congress of Moth CTS and Parent Teacher associations which met in Madison June 3-S.
 Mrs w. F. Hammett, chairman of the art and literature department Of the Womans club is preparing a num- Der of interesting programs for the coming year. One of the programs which Mrs Hammet announced last week will be presented by Dr. Frank Ns. LOCKWOOD OI the OnlNeFSiISs OI ATT zona, who will discuss Browning and Italian art at the January meeting. Another program of exceptional inter est which she has arranged will be given by Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander, one of the most brilliant club leaders in the city, who will take for her subject "The Women of Italy"
 Mrs Thomas c. Winter president of the General Federation of Women's clubs, will give the keynote speech each day at the achievements chau- tauqua which will be held in New York for one week, beginning August 2 The week will be given over by women who are expected to come from all parts of the United States, to intensive study of public affairs. Club ethics. methods of raising money, the planning of club houses. the right kind of publicity and similar topics will be studied by the women and experts in various lines will be secured to give inspirational addresses. Politics will be given it's place on the program with Miss Mary