Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

From such a list of achievements Ii would seem that the Musicians club needs no apology for it's existence. and proves it's value as an educational as- set to the city of Phoenix
 Mrs. H. D. Ross presented the matter of organizing the clubs of the state into a federation of musical clubs to be affiliated with the National Federa- ton of Musical clubs. She is under taking this work at the request of Mrs. Seiberlfng and at the clase of the re- marks of Mrs. Ross, d motion was made and carried that the Musicians club extend an invitation to the other musical clubs of the state to meet with them early in November for the pur- pose of completing the organization or the state federation of musical clubs
 The program for the afternoon was a students recital, each teacher who IS an active member of the club present. ing one pupil. The work of these young people promises much for the musical future of Phoenix, and demonstrates to the satisfaction of every one pres ent the really high class instruction now being offered in Phoenix along musical lines.
 Under the auspices of the Madison Woman's club, Miss Flossie Wills county home demonstrator will con- duct a class in hat making commenc ing Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. This class will receive five days in struction. Those iE charge desire every woman and girl of Madison district who are interested to join this class.
 On Friday the club will cooperate with the Madison school in giving the field day exhibition by giving a picnic dinner at noon. All club members and parents are invited to bring dinner and join this event with the school chil- drep-
 The Madison Improvement club will observe Husbands Evening on Fri day. May 21.t In place Of the regular club dance scheduled for that date a delightful event has been planned for the husbands of club members, the program being in charge of Mrs. Haze Burch In addition to the program cards will be provided for those who care for the diversion while other in teresting arrangements will be made for the guests.
 Conservation of our national forests birds and waterways will be among the great subjects. discussed at the biennial convention of the Genera Federation of Women's clubs, to be held at Des Moines, Iowa. the third week in June. Mrs. John D. Sherman Ill.,, CfldlEIDdii OL lilt ttptA ment has arranged a special session in which the address will be given by George II. Maxwell, executive director of the National Reclamation associa = tion There will be also a luncheon and a series of conferences and exhiD- it's. The exhibits will be shown al conservation headquarters in the Li- brary building, where the special con- serences will be held. Among the con- ference speakers will be Col. w. B Greeley, director of the national forest service: Russell T. Edwards, director education section, American Forestry association; Mrs. w. H. Meyers, Los Angeles. chairman bird section, c. F ". C.: Mrs Godding, chairman for estry section, c. F. w. C.; Mrs. Charles T. McNider, chairman natural scenery
 ftion. G. F. w. C.; Mrs. Frances E Whitley. past president Iowa Fedora ton of Womens clubs and Dr. B. Shimek of Iowa university.
 The luncheon speaker will be Steph- on T. Mather director national park service special guest of honor, followed by short addresses by Dr. l.. H. Pam mel. chairman Iowa state conservation board Mrs F. J. Sheehan. chairman Dunes Park; and Miss Jessie l.. Bur rel. National Geographical society Mrs. Sherman is dean of chairman of departments in the general federation and has been actively connected with conservation work for many years