The Coconino sun., 1916-06-16

The Woman's Club is inaugurating
a venture which we hope will become
an annual affair. 1t is to be an out
ing for the families of the club MEM
bers. This year the event is to be
held on Observatory Hill on the
Slipher lawn.
The date is Friday, June the 2Srd
and the hour is three o'clock with a
picnic supper at five. Mrs. Slipher is,
chairman of this event and has APP
pointed her subcommittee.
The one fact that we wish to make
plain is, that all club members and
their families entire, are included on
this outing. Mrs. J. d. Jackson as
chairman of the transportation COM
mittee will be glad to give informa-
ton concerning cars.
At a called meeting Of the Woman's
Club ION Thursday morning at the
home Of Mrs. Griffin, plans were
formulated to have the club repre-
scented in the big parade on July the
4th. An enthusiastic response from
the ladies means good showing you
may be sure. Mrs. J. M. Wilson as
chairman of the flower committee for
the Fourth, wishes all club members
to meet at three o'clock in the kinder
garten room of Emerson school, all
amply provided with needles, scissors,
thread and round-headed hat pins.
Please note the last mentioned item.
Last Saturday witnessed general
exodus of our Public school teachers
to their various homes-Miss Sweet
ing leaving for Berlin, Wisconsin;
Miss Metcalf for Visalia, California;
Miss Diebert for Florence, Colorado;
Miss Stevenson for Fruita, Gallo, and
Miss Meek for her home in Iowa.
The last week was a strenuous one,
for round of social pleasures had
been arranged for them and after a
well-merited vacation they will all
return in the fall.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Keller
was hostess to a delightful outing at
Lake Mary in compliment to Miss
Ruth Sweeting and Miss Verna Met
calf who were the recipients Of many
social favors before their departure
to their homes for the summer vaca-
ton.
Automobiles conveyed the party of
young people to the Lake where
beunteous supper was enjoyed beside
a glorious bonfire. Later the even
ing was given over to a delightful
ride on the Lake.
Mrs. Keller's guests included the
Misses Metcalf and Sweeting, Lutte
Paxton, Virginia Loudermilch, Vir-
ginia Lockett, Lenore and Mary Fran
els, the Messrs. M. Hughes, w. Rau-
debaugh, Paul Keller, Claude Mack,
Charles Jones, F. A. Berg, M. o.
Dumas and Sheldon Bayless.
On Friday evening the Misses Lee
more and Marvine Francis were host
esses at their lovely country home tc
Miss Metcalf and Miss Sweetin~
when the most delightful of farewell
parties was INDUCED in.
Dancing and cards were the enter
tainment for the young people who
were fortunate in being numbered as
guests.
Delicious refreshments were served
the following: the Misses Metcalf,
Sweeting, OwenbN Paxton, Louder
mich, Lockett, Tidwell, Freek, and
Mary Francis; Mrs. E. M. Black
whom we formerly knew as Miss
Margaret Treat, together with her
sister Miss Attic Treat of Tucson,
were among the guests, and the
Messrs. Bayless, Hughes, Berg, Rick
Ell, Dickerson, Lockett and Buckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Jackson were
hosts on Thursday night Of last week
to the Five Hundred club of whic'
they are members. After enjoying
the games most appetizing lunch
was served in two courses.