Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-04-07

| lI gives Hne great pleasure to eN' tend to you a hearty welcome. We are glad of the opportunity of enter, taining you here, and we feel sure that we will gain much from the re- suit of this convention, and that il will help us to be better fitted to assist the Arizona Federation in all its work. The Arizona Federation has proved powerful good in this won- derful state of ours. We wish you a happy time in your short stay with us, and we hope that the memories will be lasting. We feel sure that friendships will be formed here that will always remain. MT. Linville has presented the key to our city, but believe the women of the Thursday Afternoon Club wish to give you the key to their hearts and homes today. We want to do everything for your comfort while you are here with us. Again I cordially welcome you"
 After the reports of the Credentials Committee, the program committee, 1 of officers, and district federations and the appointments of special com mittees and announcements, the meet ing adjourned.
 After a delicious luncheon served in the basement of the church, the rep resentatives of the Arizona Fedora tion of Women's Clubs repaired to the meeting room ,and the Second Ses- sion was called to order by Mrs. H. c. Lockett.
 Mrs. Lockett announced that there had been a change in the program, and instead of the piano solo to have been given by Mrs. Jessie A. Greene of Williams, a vocal solo eff l were a Rose", was very we'll rendered by Mrs. Ned Robinson.
 . The minutes of the morning session were then read and approved, and the Club reports, unfinished in the earlier session, read by the different repre- sentatives.
 The first Club report called for the afternoon session was the Women's Club of Kingman, submitted by it's president, Mrs. c. A. Warren, who spoke in part as follows:
 "Our Club held its first business meeting last October, and general meetings were held monthly thereaf- ter, with miscellaneous programs. In November the President of the Mo- have County Chamber of Mines and Commerce invited the members of the Club to a special meeting at which | the subject of the Boulder Canyon dam was discussed and illustrated with pictures. In December Yuletide meeting was held; Euro-Asia was the subject of January's meeting, and maps exhibited and lectures given by two members of the club. In Febru- ary an interesting discourse on Amer ican poets, with various works by them, together with their biographies. The Home Economies Department fur nished unique and interesting pro- grams whereby the proper serving ot breakfast, the methods of laying the table for luncheon, cooking of food, and serving of afternoon tea were eX- plained. The Literature Department, which holds its meetings twice a month, also submitted report of the work it has done; interesting programs were given at which study of Italy, Naples, Florence and Rome were gone into, and pictures and historical facts exhibited. The Music Department al so proved where it had been of bene- fit in it's programs. The Civics De- partment aided the Anti-Tuberculosis committee in its sale of Christmas seals, and were able to give gratify- ing reports on the number of seals sold. In February this Committee in terviewed the local theatre manager, MT. Lang, with the idea of exhibiting special pictures of educational and moral benefit for children, and two of such pictures have already been shown. The Kingman Woman's Club has membership of 96, Il of whom are associate members, and the Club work. closes with it's annual party in May"
 The next speaker was Mrs. Duncan submitting a report of the years work of the Madison Improvement Club She spoke:
 "This Club was organized in 19ll federated in 1912, incorporated Ill 1916, and from a membership of 21 has advanced to 50, with 16 regular meetings during the year. The de partments of the Club are Art, Music Literature, Public Welfare and thrift The Clubhouse has been used for Sun day School and meetings. Every two weeks the Club gives public dance chaperoned by members of the Club which is to provide clean amusement for the young people. A cooked fooe sale was held in the downtown district of Phoenix, which proved very sue cessful. Every two weeks big tes is held. The Club also has classes in millinery and dress forms. lh' Madison Improvement Club boasts c L,,,;ro. bad for fife mast preSident, Mrs