Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
Fennemore 5o1 East Moreland street,

Fennemore, 5o1 East Moreland street. Phoenix
 Finally we would suggest that we take this seeming calamity-thiS season of unusual commercial de- pression that has covered our state, as an opportunity to set good example for the future and that we accept as our standard for our coming conven- tions the simplicity of this meet ing. Let us resolve at this, our first annual convention, that We will never allow our organization to be a burden upon the community entertaining us. Let us subordinate all details, enter tainment, badges, clothes and not lose sight of the main purpose, that of spreading the gospel of better mu- sic in our state. With a feast Of music we do not need a feast of any other kind-either visual or gastrono- mic.
 Personally I would express my deepest gratitude for the splendid support give. me by my executive board and the many encouraging messages and letters received since 1 took up the work. l appreciate these things far more than I can ex- press, and they amply compensate the time and effort expended"
 Of interest to local women will be the announcement of the plans of dent of the w. c. T. U. who as vice president visited in Phoenix
 Miss Anna A. Gordon, national president of the Womans Christian. Temperance union, and Miss Julia F. Deane, editor-in-c -chief of The Union Signal, the official publication of the organization, sailed from New York March 23. for South America They will stop in Peru, Chili, Uruguay, Ar gentina. and Brazil, meeting in the principal cities of these countries the temperance workers of the already organized w. c. T. U. in South America.
 Great strides have been made in South American countries in the evo- lution of temperance sentiment, ans it is hoped that the report which the national president of the W. c. T. U. of the United States will be able to make of the progress of prohibition in this country will contribute still more to the successful issue of the campaign in the Latin American countriesA
 A year Hago Miss Gordon and Miss Deane began an extensive tour and survey of Europe. These two jour neys are being carried on as the con tribution of the w. c. T. U. to the cause of world prohibition. Miss Gordon is the vice president of the World Woman's Christian Temper ance union, as well as president of the organization in the United States.
 E. c. Reeves, boys work secretary of the Y. M. c. A., will speak on the Boy Scout movement, and Miss Mary Lee, girls work secretary of the Y. w. c. A., on the Girl Reserves, at the meeting of the Osborn Woman's club Wednesday. The following pro- gram will be given:
 'Mammys Lullaby" ........ .Jamison Tn the Time of Roses" Reichardt Osborn Lyric club "A Song of Exile" --Loughborough The Living God .O'Hara Anna Marie Calvert
 Accompanist-Mrs. l.. L. Dana Mrs H. A. Guild wishes to call the attention of the club women to the | following outline of work as arranged I by the general federation. 1 Officers and delegates attending the district federation next Tuesday are requested to bring this outline with l them to the convention for reference
 during Mrs. Guilds talk upon club | work
 Outline of Work 1 l. Department of American Citizen ship: Division of Americanization. Division of citizenship training. Di- vision of community service.
 g. Department of Applied Educa- | ton: Division of education. Division | of home economics. Division of Hb- rary extension. Division of conserva- | of ,.af11 r-ac 3. Department of Fine Arts: Di- | vision of art Division of music. Di- vision of literature.
 4. Department of Legislation: Di-
 vision of civil service. Division of l education in legislation endorsed l 5. Departments Of Press and Pub l licity: Division of federation news | Division of quick news. Division of
 magazine featured articles. Division of state cooperation.
 $. Department of Public Welfare: Fl Division of child welfare. Division
 of health. Division of industrial and
 social conditions
 Miss Etelka Weiss, nurse in charge
 for the Maricopa Anti-Tubercular So-
 ciety and of the Health Center. was
 an entertaining speaker at the Wash E ington Woman's club meeting Apri 1. She and her associates are doing
 a much needed work in the city ane Miss Weiss gave very clear idea o1 their accomplishments and theil needs.
 The following delegates were ap- pointed to the district federation meeting to be held in Phoenix, Apri 12:
 Delegates: Miss Louise Freeland Mrs. R. E. l.. Shepherd, Mrs. w. J Tetzlaff Mrs Chas Aune, Mrs. Cri Hover, Mrs R. c. Stanley, Mis- | Grace Grimes.
 : Alternates: Mrs. John Mudersbach