Arizona republican., 1922-04-04
WOMA|V'S CLUB Of
WASHINGTON DIST.
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Washington Woman's club
! held "a very full and interesting bus
mess meeting on Friday afternoon.
! The following officers were elected:
/ President Mrs. Charles Aune: vice
president, Miss Louise Freeland; Sec
retary, Mrs. w. L. Smith; treasurer
Grace Grimes. Mrs. Charles Aune
was appointed to attend the state
! federation meeting at Kingman this
week at the clubs expense. Five
! delegates are allowed from the Wash
ington club and in view of the fact
that this is Mrs. II. G. Lockett's home
club an effort is being made for five
| delegates to be present at Kingman.
Mrs Lockett has been endorsed by
all of the clubs in the southern part
of the state as their candidate for
the presidency of the State Fedora
tion Of Woman's Clubs.
Mrs. Thomas Sobey, Mrs. A. T..
Sobey, Mrs. Scott Grimes, Mrs. Mu-
dersbach and Mrs. VIM Schwartz
were appointed delegates to the dis
triet federation meeting, to be held
in Phoenix, April II.
An announcement was made by
Miss F'reeland that the date of the
central council of the district fed
Grafton had been changed from the
first Thursday in April to the first
Thursday in May, which will be May
4. This will be a very important
meeting, at which Mrs. ]. B. Alex
ander will preside. The subject of
the meeting viii be Legislation" To
the great disappointment of all. Mrs.
II. G. Lockett was unable to be pres
ent and deliver her address on ac-
count of illness. A social hour fol-
lowed the disposal o fthe business
Of the cluo.
Joseph Prochaska visited the school
Friday afternoon and showed some
beautiful slides of Arizona bird life.
These slides have but recently been
completed and were thoroughly en-
joyed by the school children.
On Tuesday night of this week
will occur the regular business meet
ing of the Farm bureau. The state
president of the Farm bureau, Mr..
Brown, will be present to speak.
Two excellent films have been Sc
cured for Friday night of this week.
An educational film called Seen at
the Zoo or Antics of the Animals"
and a film called "The Patriot"
starring Wilhame S. Hart, will be the
feature film of the evening. Owing
to the inclement weather of two
weeks ago the attendance was not
up 10 expectation anu lIle -eApeiSeS
were not quite covered.
The admission price for the pic
ture show is only 10 cents for adults
and 10 cents for children of school
age. 1t is hoped by those in charge
that the community will take suffi-
cient interest in the pictures to war
rant their being continued. as the
children and young people OF the
are especially enthusias-
tic about having them continued.
Miss t'iossief Wills. home demon |
stration agent for Maricopa county, |
spent Wednesday Of last week at the |
home of Mrs. George Taylor demon-
strating the making of dress forms. /
Forms were completed for Mesdames /
George Taylor, Percy Williams. A. II. |
Westfall Scott Grimes. f. c. Fuller, /
Schwartz. Several other la
dies from the Woman's club were
present for the demonstration. A de-
licious cover dish luncheon was
served at noon
Mrs Frank Hilgerman, Mrs K. S.
Spencer and Mrs. Dale Randleman
we're dinner guests of Mrs. d. Z. Irwin
Wednesday noon.
Miss Gillig entertained her eighth
grade at her home in Glendale Sat