Arizona republican., 1921-02-04
4OO WILL ATTEND. CONVEN N T|ON OF. BUSINESS WOMEN
All Parts Of State To Be Represented At Meeting February 12 2- Program Complete

With the completion of the plans for the program of the day and the ap- pointment cA committee personnels, the Business and Professional Women's club made it's final preparations last night at the regular weekly dinner meeting at the Y. M c. A. building for the state convention of Business and Professional Womens clubs here on Saturday, Feb. F.
 It is expected that more than 400 women will attend the sessions of the federation, which are to be held in the school administration building. The convention will open at o'clock in the morning, with the registration of dele gates, and at 10 o'clock the business Of the meeting will commence. Mrs. Alice Monette, Arizona vice president of the National Federation of tho Business and Professional Women's Clubs, will preside at the opening of the meeting.
 Among the speakers will be Mrs. Lena Lake Forrest, president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, who is coming to Arizona particularly to at tend this convention. It is expected that several other national officers os the federation will accompany her Following the business session there will be dinner for the delegates at the Adams hotel, when Mrs Forrest will speak again. At noon the dele gates and their friends will have luncheon at the Y. M. c. 4. The purpose of the convention
 which will be the first annual meeting
 of the clubs of the state, is to CO.,
 ordinate the work of the various Busi-
 ness and Professional Women'S clubs
 of the state and to increase their ac- tivities until every business woman of
 Arizona has been included on the | -l,.. -.l.rw. next week was decided upon following the annual convention of the national federation at St. Paul last summer l when Mrs. Monette was elected Ari- zona vice president of the organiza- ton.
 The committees appointed last even l ing are as follows:
 Program-Mrs Alice Monette chair
 man; Mrs. John Dennett, Jr.. Miss
 Louise Boehringer. Miss Maybelle Craig. Miss Jane Gregg. Mrs. c. H
 Young
 l Reception-Mrs. Con Cronin. chair
 man; Miss Nell Blount. Mrs. Grace Sadie Play, Mrs. Vernon Clark. Miss Virginia Davis. Miss FTossie Wills Miss Edith Snowden and Mrs. Jos ephine Ryan.
 l Housing-Niss Frances Shambaugh lchairman; Miss Winnie Wise, Miss Helen Jennings, Miss Laura Irwin, Mrs lR. l.. Cowgirl and Mrs. Cecil Skinner l Constitution-Miss Harriet Oliver chairman Mrs. Alice Hine. Miss Louise Boehringer of Yuma, Miss Amanda Chingren and Miss Alice Birdsall
 Independent Woman" Subscrip- ltions-Miss Beatrice Sears, chairman Mrs Zilpha Riley, Miss Constance
 Ebersol, Miss Volantah Meyer, Mrs lLucetta Bradford and Mrs Ruth
 Longyear.
 Dinner-Mrs. Mai Freeman chair
 man; Miss Mary Fiezman, Miss Stella
 Baird, Miss Rith Cooke, Miss Eveiyr
 Chids, Mrs. Ethel Sutherland. Miss
 Hilda Hanson and Miss Minnie Han son.
 Entertainment Mrs. Alice Hine chairman; Miss Fay Young, Mrs. EIler Copper. Mrs. Ruby Johnson. Mrs. R. V i lJamison and Mrs. Odelia Lowell. l Credentials-Miss Eleanor Dunne o i Yuma, Miss Rose Darcy. Miss Jear , Thompson
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