Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

continue the good work of many years this weeks bridge is being staged. Pretty prizes will be award cd to the winners. The committee in charge numbers Mrs. NJ L. Vieux. Mrs E. l.. Valentine, Mrs P. I. Meri- theu. Mrs. Arthur Viault, Mrs. Carl Kober, Mrs. F. r Patton, Mrs J. NJ. Price and Mrs A. ". Liefgreen At it's meeting on Wednesday the club named it's delegates to the semi annual convention of the district fed eration of clubs which will meet at the Madison Improvement club for an all-day session on Thursday as follows:
 officers: Mrs. Fred Huck. presi- dent: Mrs. George Barnum. vice president; Mrs. T. J. Bennett. treas urer; Mrs. Eugene J. Hughes. re- cording secretary; Mrs. J. T. Thur man, corresponding secretary.
 Delegates: Mrs. August Hegland, Mrs F. L. Valentine, Mrs. W. Zellick. Mrs. Lee Callahan. Mrs. r. F. Pat ton. Mrs. Henry Baswitz, Mrs. F. A. Fruit
 F. Saxton. Mrs. M. l.. Nieux, Mrs. A. W. Liefgreen. Mrs. w. r. Russell. Mrs. V. E. Hicks, Mrs. A. J. Niauit, Mrs. Carl Kober.
 
 The Woman's club never presented more attractive outlook than this wear This was evidenced at the initial meeting on Tuesday when practically the entire membership lis tened with interest and appreciation +o the address of the president Mrs Lloyd Christy. The sentiment ex- Dressed by Mrs. Christy met with ready response and the policies rela- tive to programs as outlined by the different department chairmen also won the unanimous approcal of the clu5women. Mrs. Christy in her ad dress said:
 .sWhether consciously or not, we are all engaged in the pursuit of hap 1 piness.
 Tn his book. "The Durable Satis- ] factions of Life" Dr. Charles w. Eliot of Harvard university enumer- | ates some of the sources of solid sat
 starting with the foundation of 1 health. he speaks of the pleasures the l senses afford-the delight to be found l in hearing good music and in seeing | the beauties of nature and of art; the l pleasures of bodily eXertion. including | brain work; the joy in books to those who love to read, and the happiness 1 found in home life. These things are sources of durable satisfaction. but human kind has travelled far during | these last years, and we have come to 1 know that the source of the most | solid satisfaction-the fountainhead of happiness is-service.
 q wish that that might be the key 1 note of work in every department of i our club this year" said the speaker.
 There is an old truism to the et- i feet that we hate those whom we i have wronged.' but it is equally true that we love those whom we have i served.
 Some if us have been hearing a good deal lately about sororities and l the tie that binds sorority sisters. and | the Y w. c. A. have baautiful GUS ! tom in all our larger schools of ap- | pointing a senior girl to act as big I sister to each freshmen who enters the school.
 If we could catch that spirit what a wonderful club we would have.
 This first club day of the new ! year has always reminded me of the old first day of school
 "There is the same feeling of en- I thusiasm and eXcitement-of eager | ness for work that comes with the ! sense of fresh start.
 Il And what a wonderful school is ' the Woman's club,
 Il The average woman had no civic | conscience-no civic sense until il was aroused in her by work in the I club
 Here in our own club during the years we have seen women develop Il self-controI. confidence, poist and the wonderful ability to work II II harmony with other women Tt ir not so much knowledge ' gained through study in the depart
 ments of art, literature. music, civics and home economies. helpful as they are. that makes club life Of so mucf value to a member-it is rather in th' 1. fruits of the spirit in the broadenins of her sympathies, in her learning tt do team work regardless of social anC . cultural differences and in the devel- opment of a community conscience
 that makes the happiness of all man
 kind her problem.
 "The most interesting study In th'
 world is the development of woman
 Whether we> start from her days o practical slavery or from our spin
 ming and weaving gre.-t- grandmoth' CTS, the change to her present posi-
 ton in the larger world of affairs l:
 marvellous.
 May we gain all that club lift
 holds of seIfadvancement. for there by do we increase our capacity fol service.
 "Let ms be sorority sisters and hell one another.
 Let us get back 4 every goo'
 thing in our community.
 "Only those who work in the Rec
 Cross know anything of the blessing
 that organization is.
 Just a few women know anything
 about the wide field of service opei
 to the '. ". c. A