Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
MISS ETA KAUFMAN

afternoon. The program will be pre- sented under the auspices of the home economics department and will be fol- lowed by social hour with refresh ments served by Miss Sadie Palmer and her domestic science class of the district school. The club has appointed the following representatives to the annual convention of the state fedora ton of clubs which will meet in Miami in April: Delegates, Mrs. Charles Aune, Mrs. C. D. Bainbridge, Mrs. Rudolph Kuchler, Mrs. T. J. Coalter and Miss Butler, Mrs. J. L. Muderbach, Mrs. R. E. l.. Shepherd, Mrs. c. A. Steele and Mrs A H. Westfall.
 The Capitol Parent Teacher associa- ton is making arrangements to inaug- urate book drive for the purpose of starting a school library. Mothers will be asked to contribute books their children have outgrown that other youngsters might be entertained and helped by them. The books should be suitable for children between the ages Of and Il years. The association will furnish the Junior Instructor and Youths Companion as its quota to the library. This was decided at a meet ing held Wednesday afternoon, q fea- ture of the session being the talk by Reverend R. E. Fillmore of the Christian church who brought the mothers an inspiring message on Child Welfare. Mrs. Howard Claflin gave a detailed report of the recent convention of the Arizona Congress of Mothers and Par ent-Teacher associations, and there were musical numbers by Miss Rosa Pheby and Miss Marcia Davenport
 The Roosevelt Parent Teacher asso- citation will meet Wednesday afternoon when Mrs. Charles R. Howe will give a talk on Child Hygiene"
 Maricopa Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution will meet on Wednesday afternoon, March g. at the home of Mrs. W. F. Hammett. 315 East Monte Vista road. Visiting Daughters are invited to attend the meeting which promises something exceptional in the way of a program.
 An Americanization program will be presented at Fridty's meeting of the Tempe Woman's club. Mrs. H. c. Carson will act as chairman of the program which will be featured bY clever musical numbers in addition to discussion of topic of the day.
 For the purpose of electing a chair man and outlining a policy for the coming year the civics education de- partment of the Woman's club will meet at 2.30 o'clock Monday after noon. Mrs. J. A. Higgins, who has been acting chairman since the de- parture of Mrs. Ralph Cameron, chair man, for Washington, D. C., announced yesterday that the general discussion of ciyics education work would include what had been done, what should be done and what the department should mean to the club. Mrs. Higgins said .I,. if | n1t -leafh a1- not affiliated with the department, were invited to take part in the dis cussion. Mrs. J. c. Hurley and Mrs. W. $. Norviel will be hostesses at the social hour that follows
 The College club will meet on We'd nesday afternoon when it will continue it's Latin American program inaugu rated at the beginning of the club year. The chairman of the day will be Mrs. L. E. Hewin and the subject: Politics and International Relations" Mrs. Hewins will discuss Causes of Politi- cal Instability" and Mrs. L. NJ. F'itz hugh Latin America and the Monroe Doctrine" The meeting will be held at 3:30 o'clock at 507 North Seventh street.
 Mrs. Eugene Miller of Globe chair man of the music department of the
 
 nix for several days last week con- ferring with musical leaders relative to features of the program to be pre- sented at the annual convention of the federation which will be held in Miami in April. While here Mrs. Miller also met with educators relative to secur- ing credits for music in the schools, a matter which will be taken up later with the stae board of education While in the city Mrs. Miller was the guest of Mrs. Henry D. Ross, president of the Arizona Federation of Musical clubs.
 A recent issue of the Musical Moni- tor has this to say in an editorial:
 The national spirit in America is awakening as never before The present time. therefore, is peculiarly appropriate to formulate a definite program of organization for the Ma tional Federation of Music clubs. Ex-