Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
,fficial Organ of the State Federation

and the desert, decorations being blos- som of ocatilla and greasewood. The menu was composed of products of our own state, such as grapefruit ham, apricots, olives, and buns made from Arizona wheat
 The speaker of the day was Mrs James McClintock, who was able. in the short time available, to only briefly sketch the pages of Arizona history which are so teeming with thrills and romance, but in those few minutes the speaker created deep and lasting in terest in our states earlier days.
 Two of Cadman's well known Indian compositions were rendered with charm and understanding by Miss Eleanor Lewis. Following brief talk by Rev. Arthur Lee Odell, of the Presbyterian church. l who emphasized the necessity of re- taining confidence in our public and financial institutions, the members of the club signed the resolution to ip every way aid this movement. The luncheon was in charge of Miss Hannah Eggleston. Mrs. Odelia Lowell and Miss Viola Van Scoick
 
 The Madison Woman's club will hold | a reception from to , o'clock Monday afternoon in the Miller Sterling gallery in honor of Jessie Benton Evans who is exhibiting 35 Arizona paintings In
 
 lrural clubs the city clubs having been entertained on the opening day when the Woman's club acted as hostess.
 Urging the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution to make special study of the country's problems and to emu late the simplicity of the inauguration of President Harding in the practice of thrift, the president general of the D. A R. has sent a message to all chap ters. The message was read by Mrs. w. J. Oliver at a meeting of Maricopa tchapter held Wednesday afternoon. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. w G. Hammett, vice regent, and was notable of the many interesting fea- lures of the program.
 Miss Marion Wright of Rochester. N. r., sister of the regent, Mrs. Roland c. Dryer, gave some interesting reminis- cenceS of Miss Clara Barton, whom she met while visiting. in Constantinople several years ago. Ambassador Terrell, who represented this country at that time told Miss Wright to tell ali her friends in America that Miss Barton was the grandest specimen of woman hood that America had ever sent to those shores Miss Barton was there investigating the needs of the Ar menians. Mrs. HaInmett took the lead ing part in delightful one act farce 0. Henry's sound and Fury" Miss Burns contributed clever reading from kipling and the piano numbers by . Mrs. Alvin c. Johnson were we'll re- , ceived-
 Mrs. w. G. Tetzlaff was elected pres ident of the Washington Woman's clut at a recent business meeting of tht organization Mrs. Tetzlaff has been 2 l member for number of years and hel ability to preside as head of the clut made her the unanimous choice of its members. Mrs. c. Hayes was elected vice president, Mrs. H. c. Stanley secretary, and Miss Grace Grimes treasurer. Following the election pr Mary Neff gave clever talk on Com munity Health" while Mrs Charles R Howe, head of the child welfare de partment of the state board of health g told of the work being done by the de !. partment-
 l, The semi annual meeting of th' Central Arizona District Federation O clubs will be held in Phoenix April 12 In accordance with the policy adopted : shortly after it's organization the dis : trict federation convention follows . closely the annual convention of tn, l state federation which meets this yea, | in Miami April 5-9. The Osborn Wom ans club at it's regular meeting or "Wednesday appointed its delegates t the Phoenix convention, the numbe g including, Mrs. c. C. Joy. Mrs. J. M Rice, Mrs. G. c. Suggs, Mrs. C. Nj Meister. Mrs T. D. English Mrs J. NJ l Creighton, Mrs. J. E. Morris, Mrs. W $ Davenport, Mrs Wm. Morgan; alter | mates: Mrs. R. L. Bayless. Mrs. L. L n Hotton. Mrs. T. Emery, Mrs. Edna A Pritchard, Mrs. Herbert Odell. Mrs. c F. Rocker, Mrs. G. H. Brown, Mrs. H c. Perry, Mrs. H. C. Davis.
 n After the, business meeting delight n 'ul program was given The first mum