Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
he Twentieth Century club.

| the Twentieth Century club.
 A program of music under the direc- tion of Mrs. Gill will be given during the evening Included are choral numbers by the Treble Clef club of Bisbee and the Douglas Musical clubs in group and ensemble; a group for contralto by Mrs. C. E. Pettingal of Douglas; piano group by Miss Louise Robinson of Douglas; piano solo by Miss Hildegarde Wilkerson, of Doug las, a group of songs by Mrs. Eugene Miller of Globe and q. piano number by Mrs. R. B. von Kleinsmid of Tue son. Dancing will follow.
 Presidents Luncheon "Wednesday
 Miss Jeanne Rertonneau will be heard in the opening number on We'd nesday morning following the read ing of the minutes. Her solo will he Paladihle's Psyche Reports of special and standing committees will follow. Mrs James H. McChntock will read the prize paper on Arizona his toIy and make the award after which Miss Flossie Wills, chairman of the department Of Home Economics will give an address on "'The Home Eco monies Problem of the Arizona Wom- ans Club" Miss Louise Sporleder will speak on Community Better ment from the Home Economies Standpoint" Mrs. !. H. Westover chairman of the Department of Civil Service and Mrs. J. l.. B. Alexander, chairman of the Department of Leg islation will occupy the remainder of the session
 A luncheon for presidents of all the clubs in the federation will be served at the Copper Queen hotel at 12:30 o'clock
 An address "Sanitation" by Dr. x. c. Bledsoe is feature Of the program Wednesday afternoon. This is given under the outline of the Department of Public Health of which Mrs. J. A. Ketcherside is chairman Following Dr. Bledsoe's address will be another Some Pre-Requisites to Constructive Public Health by pr. 7. Cau5ey Miss Charlotte Lisle Anderson of Bis bee will contribute a piano number and the program given over Co the department of Music of whicl Mrs. E. C. Piper is chairman. Inc .uded in this is An Appreciation uf Chopin by Mrs. Ida W. Douglos and "Comper- ison-Music of 1920 and 1920" by Mrs. C. A. Lindeman. Following this ses- sion will be the delegates dinner at the Country club at 7:30 o'clock
 Following the council meeting, held on each morning at S:30 o'clock, Mrs. Eugene Miller of Globe will sing on Thursday morning Under the depart ment of Industrial and Social Condi- tions. Mrs. F.. J. Flanigan. chairman. Miss Louise Freeland will speak on the subject "A States Ideal Care of Its Children" Following will be an address Reading for Pure Pleasure" by Professor Sidney F. Pattison of the University of Arizona a feature Of the program of the department of Literature of which Mrs. H. c. Lock ett is chairman.
 luncheon for the heads of the de partments of the federation will be served at the Copper Queen hotel on Thursday noon at 12:30 o'clock.
 Two Motor Trips
 The session on Thursday afternoon will be brief owing to the fact that the meeting will adjourn at o'clock that the delegates may motor to Tomb(-one to visit the points of his toric interest. A final report of the Credentials committee, unfinished business, a report of the committee on resolutions and the introduction of new officers will be included in the session which convenes at 1:15 and adjourns at ? o'clock
 The Pioneers dinner will be given at the Copper Queen hotel on Thurs day evening at 7:30. The guest list includes women who have been mem bers of a federation for fifteen years or more.
 A motor trip to Douglas where the l delegates will be guests of the club of that city at a buffet luncheon at the | Country club will he the program for