Arizona republican., 1921-10-16

son, Peoria, Arizona (Woman's Club of Glendale); first vice president, Miss Louise Freeland, Phoenix, Ari- zona (WashIEgton District Woman's club; second vice president, Mrs. F. D. Ryder, Phoenix, Arizona (Roose- welt Neighborhood club; treasurer, Mrs. W. M. Beach, Mesa, Arizona (Mesa Womans club) recording sec retary, Mrs. George C. Barnum, Phoe- nix. Arizona (Harmony Club of Phoe- nix); corresponding secretary, Mrs Greig Scott, Phoenix, Arizona (Os- born Woman's club) auditor, Mrs A. NJ. farmer, Chandler, Arizona CWomans Club of Chandler); hon. orary president, Mrs. B. A. Fowler, Los Angeles, California.
 Standing committees - Program | committees: The executive board
 Resolutions committee: Miss Lou | ise Freeland. chairman, Phoenix | Washington District Womans club; Mrs. Edwin Deethman, Phoenix | Roosevelt Neighborhood club); Mrs. John Dennett, Jr., Phoenix (Woman's | Club of Phoenix; Mrs. Fred Martin. Phoenix (Madison Improvement club.
 Scott chairman, Phoenix (Osborn
 
 Mesa CWoman's Club of Mesa); Mrs. c c. Bly, Phoenix (Woman's Club of | Phoenix).
 Press committee: Mrs. George c. Rarnum. chairman, Phoenix (Har- mony club) Mrs. G. L. Bissinger, Peoria (Peoria Womans Civic club); Mrs. Bert Wlngar. Phoenix (Woman's Club of Mesa): Mrs. Lee Fitzhugh, Phoenix (Woman's Club of Phoe nixl. Mrs. Chester F. McGGee. Flor ence (Woman's Club of Florence).
 The Glendale Woman's club will hold a Halloween dance at its club house October 31. The Halloween dance is an annual affair of the club and always delightful. Many young folk from town are planning 10 al. tend this years function, which will he given for the benefit of the library fund.
 The St Cecelia club will hold its first meeting of the year Moonday afternoon at 4:15 o'clock at the home of Mrs Henry Cate. Children o1 grammar school age who are inter- ested in dancing, expression and mu- sic are eligibl, to attend the meeting The club is an auxiliary of the Mu- sicians' club and will be directed foI the present by Mrs. Thomas J. Pres colt, second vice president Of tho State Federation of Music clubs.
 great deal of zeal is being showr by the clubs belonging to the Nationa Federation of Music clubs in plan for the coming season, notably thos' which pertain to the advancement o public school music. Special atten tion will be given to this activlt. during the winter in the hope Q bringing to tangible fruition the eff forts of several years in it's behalf.
 In many schools in the smalle places and in rural districts no musi is taught at all, while in still othe schools it is not taught with ade duate comprehension of it's possibil ities nor its value to the child A Mrs. John F. Lyons, president of tn federation, says, We must begi with the boys and girls in the school if we ever hope to make Americ musical. And every boy and girl ha a right to experience some music his life"
 Therefore. as public opinion mold the destiny of undertakings in gret it is the aim of the clubs so to carr on their campaign in the variol communities that a demand for bette music in the schools will be create In addition, two other splendid e forts for the children, i. e.: the pro motion of music memory contest which have proven so valuable an al to music appreciation. and the estal fishing of credits for music study
 the schools, and for outside stud are being vigorously sponsored. Bl the realization that without a fund; mental music foundation none
 these are possible of attainment, h.
 led to concentration on this particl
 lar phase of music education.