Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
MANY DELEGATES ID MEETING OF
 MOMENTS CLUBS
Special Train to Garry 100 Club Women to Bisbee for Convention of State Federation

BIsbee, where the eighteenth annual
 convention of the state federation of
 women's clubs is held next week, leaves Phoenix at 5:50 o'clock Mon day morning there will be approxi- mately 100 club women aboard. This was the estimate made yesterday by Miss Jane Gregg, corresponding sec reIary Of the federation, through whom reservations at the Copper Queen hotel, convention headquarters, has been made. While a number of dele gates are motoring to Bisbee, the ma number being Mrs. H. A. Guild, presi- dent of the federation.
 The convention will open on Tues day and one of the leading features of the opening day will be the presl- dents annual address. Mrs Guilds talks are always worth while and what she has to say to the club women dur ing her last term as president will be of particular interest Under her ad- ministration the number of federated clubs has increased from 3S to 52 while three district federations have been established. embracing in mem bership the clubs of the north, south and west.
 Mrs. Guild Not To Run
 It is known that Mrs. Guilds name was mentioned as candidate for a third time, but according to report she will not consider serving another year. This will take the president from Phoenix, it is believed, and either Yuma or Tucson is expected to fur llIsh the head of the largest organiza- ton of women of the state. The pri- maries will be held at the noon hour Wednesday, the two women receiving the largest number of votes being placed on the official ticket. The cleo ton will be held at noon on Thurs day.
 The program for the several days session is replete with interest, while in addition to the federation features the council gatherings will claim the attention of the president, officers and chairmen of the standing committees as early as o'clock in the morning. The council will transact the general business of the federation having among other matters to decide on the next convention place. It is under stood that Kingman lost to Bisbee last year and since a convention mas not been held in the north for mum her of years it is generally believed that such a choice would meet with he approval of the majority of the elubs.
 Many Delegates To Attend
 Miss Gregg stated yesterday that she believed that the entire executive board would be in attendance at the l Tn addition to the board l members she has listed the names or | he delegates and alternates from the | forth who will be in attendance | Among the local club representatives | who will be present will be Mrs. E. 1 E- Jack, Mrs. c. R. Green, Mrs Rob- 1 rt Muller of the Alhambra Woman's 1 tub; Mrs. Henry Baswitz. Mrs. G. 1 ". Barnum, Mrs. E. T. Hughes, Mrs. | F- J. Huck. Mrs. AIitt Sims of the Har- nony club; Mrs. Charles Keats, Mrs. V. L. Eddy, Mrs. T. E. F'itzsimmons, 1 lrs. Robert Hunter, Mrs. Haze Burch, 'Irs. Harvey Patton, Mrs Luther | reed, Mrs. Minnie Ware of the Madi- ion Improvement club; Mrs H. M. Mrs. Shirley Christy, Mrs. franklin D. Lane, Mrs. Roy Wayland, nd Miss Eleanor Lewis of the Mon lay Musical club; Mrs. R. N. Moore .ead, Mrs. Gregg Scott of the Osborn club; Mrs. H. C. Lockett, Hiss Louise F'reeland of the Washing or Woman's club; Mrs. E. D. Ryder, Irs. Carl Roeser, Neighborhood club; lrs. Shirley Christy. Mrs. James H. IcClintock, Friday club: Mrs. James ]. Griffin, Mrs. Ira J. Johnson, Mrs. oseph Stark, Mrs. C. A. Orr, Mrs. '. By, Woman's club; Mrs. Maybelle 'raig. Mrs. B. A. Baker. Miss Leila seaman. Business and Professional club
 The officers, department chairmen nd chairmen of standing committees reports at the meeting in Jude:
 President-Mrs. H. A. Guild, Lincoln lace Phoenix.
 First vice. -president-Mrs. T. H. -ureton, Williams.
 Second vice -president-Mrs. F. E. A. .imball. Tucson.
 fa To = Iarvin, Somerton.
 Corresponding secretary-Miss Jane iregg, Phoenix.
 Treasurer = Mrs. w. H. Hoover, 'rescott; Mrs. H. O. Hammond, Doug
 General state federation secretary Irs. J. w. Smith, Wilcox.
 Department Chairmen
 Art-Miss May Noble, Phoenix Civfcs-Mrs. F. l.. Ginter. Stafford.
 ConServation--Mrs. K. w. Williams, 
 Education-Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg. rescott.
 Home Economics-Mrs. Amy Dins- lore, Phoenix. Industrial and Social Conditions Irs F. J. F1anigan, Bisbee. Legislation-Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander, hoenix. Literature-Miss Helen Armstrong. :. hoenIx-
 Civil. Service Reform-Mrs. J. H. Testover, Yuma. NIusic-Mrs F. C. Piper. Douglas. Public Health-Mrs. J. A. Kitchen de- Yuma.
 Chairrnen Standing Committees Arizona History-Mrs. James H. -cClintoclx.. Phoenix. Club Extension-Mrs. J. ". Smith, I Tilcox. Credentials-Miss Jane Gregg, Phoe- x Juvenile Court-Mrs. F. F. A. Kim } all. Tucson Philanthropy-Mis Louise Boehr- ger. Yuma Press-W. C. Haughte1in. Yuma. Reciprocity-Mrs. J. l.. Munds, Pres Ut.
 Resolution-Mrs T. H. Cureton, Will T ans. State Presidents Travelling Fund IFS. George B. Marsh, Nogales; Mrs. l ,hn Dennett, Jr., secretary and treas [ Ter, Phoenix; Mrs. John Lind, Flag [ afr: Mrs II. D. Ross, field chairman, hoenix. Central. Arizona District Federation C
 Women's sClubs-Mrs. Bert Winger, a