Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

The Central Arizona District Federation of clubs will hold its semi annual meeting Oct. 25 accord ing to the announcement made yes- terday by Mrs. c. A. Robinson of Peoria, president of the federation. The meeting will be held at the Madi- son Improvement club and will be notable in the number of worth while talks that will feature the program. In addition to the number of topics bearing on club matters there will be addresses on subjects of general in- terest that will unquestionably invoke interesting discussions. Foremost among the speakers will be Dr. David Liknaitz who will talk upon the re- lation of the individual woman to social problems of the day. Another interesting talk will be made by Mrs. R. B. von KleinSmid, who accom- panied President von KleinSmid on his recent trip to South America. and who will tell of her experience in that country. Mrs. H. A. Guild, secretary of the state child welfare board and past president of the State Fedora ton of Women's clubs, will discuss child welfare work along the broad lines on which the board is carrying out the act creating it passed by the last session of the legislature. Mrs. H. c. Lockett, past president of the district federation. is scheduled to talk on the Spirit of Club Life. Mrs. Henry D. Ross, president of the State Federation of musical clubs, who rep resented Arizona at the national con- vention in the Fri Cities last June will present her report and Mrs. B. J. Flanigan, president of the State Federation of clubs will tell of the happenings at the Salt Lake council meeting which she attended early in the summer.
 The musical program will be giver by the Musicians club of this city and an innovation will be the social hour which will follow the program.
 The high school Parent Teacher association will give a reception to the members of the high school fac ulty some time in October, Mrs. J. T.. B. Alexander, president of the asso- citation announced yesterday. The ex- act date has not yet been determined but the event will be held before the first formal meeting of the associa- ton which is scheduled for Oct. 20..
 Mrs. Henry D. Ross, president oi the Arizona Federation of Musica clubs, returned Tuesday from New
 
 interesting vacation following her at. tendance at the annual convention O the national federation held in tn Fri Cities early in the summer. Mrs Ross Will call an executive boars meeting shortly.
 The Harmony club will open it season with a business meeting whicl | has been announced for Oct. 5. WhiI l the club programs have touched upol work covering all departments dur I ing the past year it has never take up departmental work which will b inaugurated with the season jus opening. With this idea in view recent informal meeting was held a
 which the following section chairme
 were appointed, Mrs. Lee Callahan music; Mrs F. F. Free, current top
 ics; Mrs. F. A. Pruitt, civics; MT
 Henry Baswitz, philanthropy; MT
 Will Ryan, legislation and Mrs. VI V. Zellick, press and publicity. I
 I The Madison Improvement clu will open it's season with bushes
 meeting on Oct. 6. A social sessio
 was held on Thursday when the cal
 endar for the coming year was ir
 formally discussed.
 I A program on Thrift" will be pre-
 sented at the opening meeting of tf
 Adams Parent Teacher associate
 which will be held Oct. 3. Mrs. B.
 Deitwefler, state chairman of thri