Arizona republican., 1920-11-28
CIt1l1IIbSs
official Organ ef the state Federation
official Organ 81 the state Federation

In compliment 70 its first president
ana the first club woman of Arizona
to have been elected to serve on the
executive board OF the general fedora
ton of womens clubs, the Madison
improvement club will give luncheon
Thursday in honor of Mrs. II. A. Guild.
Mrs. Guild is exceedingly popular with
the club of which she is charter
member and which she served as
president for long term of years.
Later as president of the state fedora
ton she retained her membership in
the organization which is one OF the
strongest clubs in the state federation.
Since being named auditor of the fed
Grated clubs of this country. Mrs. Guild
has been absent much OF the time and
this week gave the club It's first oppor-
tUnity to entertain in her honor.
With calls coming in for aid. the
Harmony club has found it necessary
TO arrange a series OF benefit affairs
to meet the demand on its charity
will add materially to the fund which
will be distributed over the holiday
charities a special effort being made
to provide a graphaphone for the
County Tubercular hospital. A public
bridge will be held on December 1, the
proceeds to be devoted to the pur.
chase OF a graphaphone. on wednes-
day the club held a social session al
the Woman's club, the hostesses being
Mrs. Lee Callahan, Mrs. Frank Dykes
Mrs. George Barnum and Mrs. e. l.
GieIow.
Captain Victor III. Harding will be
the principal speaker at the Woman's
\ nj of his Nffnfnci
having been announced as social Sur
yey" Captain Harding had two year:
iexperience in over seas service anC
win touch upon the war during hi:
discussion.
Miss Ada Gordon will also be on thu
program which has been arranged b,
the home economics department. Mis-
Gordon's topic win be What the Chile
Demands.
The music viii be a special feature
Mrs. c.. G. Miller, Jr., will sing a groul
| of songs. including "A Pastoral b.
Carey; s'AIy Lovely Celia by Georg
Monro, and Bon Jour Ma Belle" b
Eehrend. Two violin numbers win b
) presented by Eugene RedewillA VIII
J will play Ballet Music from Rosa
monde by Shubert- Kreisler an
: "Camzonetta by D'Ambroso.
! Phe hostess for the tea hour tina
viii follow the well planned program
4 will be Mrs. Charles Dunlap, Mrs. ,
: NJ. Harmon, Mrs. c. z. England, Mr..
Ernest Munson.
: Mrs. II. c. LoclSett. president OF til
e central Arizona District federatio
OF clubs, was one of the speakers Z
the Federation celebration held Wed
nesday by the Osborn Woman's clu
: Mrs Lockett's discussion was alon
: federation lines and she also cor
e tributed to the program with a son
9 number which was her own compos
u ticn. Mrs. Joseph s. Stark, pres
Q dent Of the Woman's club, was ar
: other speaker featuring in her Ia
. club activities. George Vaughn.
: years old, added to the efijoymen
: giving violin number with h
mother at the piano, and Mrs. o
5 added to the enjoyment with a grou
] of songs which she sang in her usu;
: delightful manner.
The Tempe womans club will me-
Friday afternoon, the feature of II
occasion being a book review by Mr.
: cookson, Normal School libraria
= who has selected "AIinnie June"
u Archibald Marshall, an Englis
= writer. The book deals with Engli:
Il life.
The home economies departmer
e Mrs. J. P. Ivy. chairman, will me
- be in the nature OF a demonstrate,
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