Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-11
HUSBANDS FLEE
 TO RESTAURANTS DURING BIG WEEK

IF ONE WAS TO designate this week by any significant name it i, doubtful if one more fitting than 'hus
 bands week" could be suggested The past week with its program crowded 10 the full has been one Of big things for the women and the considerations Of the outside world pushed the more usual housekeeping cares aside for six days. Husbands were forced to fore. go the delights of the home cooked meal for the fare of restaurant and ho. tel while their wives busied them selves with federation and legion ba- 2aar giving only nasty touches to the home
 Looking back upon the week that has gone, $ feeling of real satisfaction is abroad among the women, however. It has been a time of service and pro- fit and Tagged brains and tired bodies, the aftermath of much activity, have their glory after all
 One of the most successful conven- tions the Arizona Federation of Wom- cn's clubs has hehld during the eight cen years of it's history closed three day session in Bisbee this week. Much can be said in appreciation. of the pro- gram which was literally filled with interesting things. The inspiration of the meeting of a large group of women almost an even hundred coming here for the event-will be felt throughout the club year in all parts of the state where delegates will return with the good word
 The past year was a period or read justment Women were forced 10 adapt themselves once again to the club program with it's courses of study and for the most part regular routine. IL was a far cry from making band ages and garments for war time needs and it is readily conceded that the com ing back is not as easy as the meeting of the great emergency was proven to be. However, reports from the fifty. two clubs in the federation showed re- markable results accomplished during the year.
 The program had many sides. It in cluded considerations of the cultural and more practical things. It devoted itself to the welfare Of the home and the child and incidentally the men of the households and did not disregard the necessary development of the deeper life.
 Officers for the ensuing two years -t he bee came the honor of having two of her women named 10 serve the feder- ation for the new term. Mrs. F.. J. F12nigan was chosen president, anu Mrs. William s. Brakefield elected gen eral field secretary Both arc mem bers of the Twentieth Century club the organization which was hostess to the federation. Other officers elected were: first vice president, Mrs. H. c. Lockett, of Ph )enix; second vice pres ident, Mrs. T. H. Cureton of Williams; secretary, Mrs. D. l. Craig of Globe; treasurer, Mrs. w. H. Hoover of Pres colt; auditor, Mrs. c. A. Warren of Kingman.
 Upon the invitation of the delegates from Miami, the convention voted to meet in that city next year. The cleo , tion of officers is biennial event.
 The cooperation of the members of the faculty of the University of Arizo- ma extended in more generous measure than ever before was much appreciat- ed by the women in convention. One of the most timely addresses of the convention was that of Mrs. Lemuel J. Quigg who came from Tucson to speak on the program of Tuesday afternoon. Professor Sidney F. Pattison gave most interesting address Thursday morning and Mrs. Ida w. Douglas in An Appreciation of Chopin" delighted her listeners with her illustrated talk and its inciuent music of superlative beauty.
 Mrs. H. A. Guild, the retiring presi- dent, relinquishes the gavel but car Iie3 with her out of office the good wishes of every club woman in the fed eration. Much beloved throughout the years of service with the many things