Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

rights make necessary.
 Next month the city will be host oi another representative group of wo- men. one that has had much to do with forcing the equal suffrage issue to the front and getting the Nineteenth adopted This group has worked within a more restricted field. than the federation. and it has con- centratcd it's militant power on a very | definite object Now. in the mood of victory, it will meet to map out a fu | ture policy; and if the rank and file | support the plan seemingly approved ! at the recent conference of the leaders ! held in the vicinity of New York, the | group will continue to use its methods | of "direct action" to secure from state | and national lawmakers action on is- sues directly concerning women.
 Observers, who come back from travel up and down dhe country and from mixing with men voters. tell of apathy. This may be true Of men citizens but not Of women voters. They are very much awake and quite militant: and tht returns next Novem Der will prove it. They also. by the testimony of most of the men poli ticians, are proving very difficult to corral and hitch up. Even when caught they do not stand tied. The collar of partisanship does not look alluring. nor the bridle of bossdom.
 Because this is so, persons who bet on elections are placing their money in ways to reduce losses to a minimum whoever wins. Sage old politicians are not running risks of losing prestige as prophets. It is the verdant neo- phytes now running the campaign committees who talk confidently now as to how the electoral college will be H9x~fdnd u.hn u-fll pnntrn1 tho senate.
 The Central Arizona District Feder- ation of clubs will hold it's autumn session on October 2S. the Peoria Wo- mans club acting as hostess The program which will be presented dur ! ing the all-day meeting has not yet | been announced but it is understood the speakers list will be of interest sufficient to attract club women from all over the county to the Peoria gath ering place. The federation which holds semi annual sessions has as is president Mrs. II. C. LocSett. one of the leading club women in the state and vice president of the state fedora tion: Mrs. c. A. Robinson of Peoria Is first vice president: Mrs. James s. Griffin of Phoenix second -presi- dent; Mrs. w. NJ. Beach of Mesa, treas urer: Mrs. George c. Barnum of Phoenix, recording secretary; Mrs. Gregg Scott of Phoenix, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. A. NJ. farmer of Chandler, auditor.
 The Woman's club. of which Mrs. Joseph S. Stark is president, will inau- gurate it's season Tuesday, october 1e the initial program being featured bA l4k I the talk given by Mrs. Stark the de partment chairmen will outline tn, work for the year and the year book will be distributed to the members Mrs. Ralph Cameron, chairman of tn civics department will discuss tn l study and practical work her depart l ment will undertake for the winte ; while Mrs. W. F. Hammett. chairman . of the art and literature section wi | present her program; Mrs. J. P. 1v that outlined for the home economic department and Miss Frances Elliot
 the music sections calendar. Tn club held an executive board meetiu !. on Tuesday when routine business wa l transacted.
 ]. The Harmony club will hold il initial meeting Wednesday afternoo :. at the Woman's club. Mrs. Henr Baswitz, club president, in announcin . the opening meeting stated that th session would be devoted to business.
 
 Presidents day with a reception
 the new members who will take pa
 in the program will feature the initii !, meeting of the Musicians club whic s . is scheduled for Monday afternoo = - october IS. Mrs. H. NJ. Fennemor n president of the club. calls attentic
 to the fact that October II is given the year book as the opening da U which is a mistake, a later date havir U been chosen. The club has outlined
 most interesting series of program
 while the musical events section of Il E club has booked a number of brillia'
 artists to appear here during the SC;
 son.
 A conundrum tea at the home
 Mrs. F.. F. Jack is announced for |
 Alhambra Neighborhood club on We nesday afternoon. The proceeds W N work.
 The Madison Woman's club h outlined an interesting program f \ the year. Following a reception the members, the actual working SC son will begin on Friday afternoon wi "Legislation' as the subject matte On october 22 an art exhibition by t
 Miller Sterling company has been a
 ranged with a musical to suppleme the program. On November 12 Pre-! dents day will be observed while t' weeks later has been set for the ds
 of bazaar day with the bazaar on F cember 2. A week later the club N present a child welfare program a on the twenty-third of the month Christmas entertainment for whi elaborate plans will be made. T
 new year will formally open on Jan
 ary with the annual business me-
 ing and election of officers. Janus
 21 has been set for Legislation Da
 The February calendar includes, N children's valentine party on
 eleventh and a school exhibit on N twenty fifth and in March will
 another child-welfare session comi
 on the eleventh. The program of
 twenty fifth of that month will be
 voted to art. April s will feat
 music and on the twenty second a r
 exhibit will be held in connection W
 the observance of library day. Ma,
 home economies program will be P
 scented. the meeting of the twen
 seventh which closes the season '
 be marked by a special program. !
 officers for the 1e20-1921 season
 clude Mrs. Aubrey V. Smith. preside
 Mrs. Ray W. Nichols. vice preside