Arizona republican., 1921-04-13

club, corresponding secretary; Mrs. w. M Beach, Mesa Woman's club, treasurer and Mrs. A. NJ. farmer Of the Chandler Woman's club, auditor. The next meeting of the federation will be held in October. the Madison Woman's club being the hostess or ganiZation.
 The convention yesterday was one of the most successful ever held from point of attendance and program. The addresses were unusually clever and the reports showed the progress and worth while activities of the clubs affiliated with the federation.
 The club house was in gala attire for the event. Spring flowers were used in decoration a great bowl of hundreds of sweet peas having place of prominence on the speakers table.
 The convention was called to order by Mrs. H. c. Lockett, after which the invocation was made by Dr. R. E. Elmore of the Christian church.
 Mrs. Joseph Stark, president of the Woman's club, the hostess club made a graceful address of welcome and charming response was made by Mrs. c. A. Robinson
 President Makes Report
 The feature of the morning session was the report of the president in which she included number of re- comDendations.
 "A thing which 1 had hoped to in- augurate this year and which I pass on as a recommendation to the in coming administration is that the Central Arizona District Federation issue a small magazine or bulletin of club news and announcements and matters of general interest to our own l1a l.tif he ;e.z progressive things coming out in some other states. and some samples sent me have been most attractive" she said
 Mrs. Lockett laid much stress on the value of publicity, urging the club women to cooperate with the press.
 She also/adYocated the reorganiza = tion of departments of work to con- form with the policy of the national federation "Fall in line' was her ad- vice to the clubs.
 The report of the convention of the state federation of musical clubs which met in Miami a week ago was made by the president Mrs. Henry D. Ross The report presented by Mrs. Ross showed the remarkable growth Of federation organized but a few months ago. Mrs. Ross also led the assembly singing, one of the songs sung being Arizona, Land of Mine'' the words of which were written bv Mrs. Lockett.
 1 Reports of the officers and clubs were other features of the morning 1 session.
 ] A delicious luncheon was served a, the noon hour by the home economies department of the Woman's club Tells of Problenne
 The reports of clubs were contin . ! ued Tn the afternoon session and when the final report was presented report of the council was given by Mrs. Grieg Scott, president. The council is composed of denartman, chairman Mrs. Scott explained and told of the problems that were worked out at the monthly meetings and the interesting programs presented dur ing the season.
 Mrs. IF. A. Guild, auditor of tbe general federation, in talk on Hooking Forward" touched unor the various rules of the national fed eratlons which have bearing on the state organization. She advocated con. iormlty in all club activities.
 Miss Etalka Weiss public healtk nurse, discussed conditions in Mari copa county. In her inimitable man ner she drew a picture of conditions in town and country which left nc question as to the need of increa sine the staff of public health nurses from three to 10 which she advocated. h. terested In welfare work, she urged the clubs to get behind the move ment to finance a larger staff ant won the sympathy of the audience b, the human interest stories told o many of her patients
 Lending a pleasing note to the pro gram were the musical numbers Walter Hastings Olney sang a groul of songs charmingly, while Mrs. Ros Martin of Peoria also delighted tn club women with song numbers Piano numbers by Miss Merta Worl and Miss Cecil Staton were attractiv
 contributions to the program
 Honor B. A. Fowler
 A tribute was paid to the late E
 A. Fowler by Mrs. E. F. Jack, chair
 man of the resolutions committee i offering the resolutions for adoption