The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08

ing. Tuesday morning Miss Walsh gave historical sketches of our differ ent songs, and Miss Margaret Ryder danced the Highland fling.
 Governor and Mrs. Campbell, and Gov. Campbell's father, and M. 1. Powers were dinner guests at the Normal last Sunday. Gov. Campbell gave a very splendid address concern ing the opportunity that teachers have to make future Americans.
 Brodie Campbell left Monday morn- ing to join his father, Governor Campbell, at Holbrook. Brodie has been attending the summer session at Normal.
 Craig Pottinger was host to a num- Der of his friends last Wednesday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. G. Stevenson at Riordan, The young people spent most enjoyable evening at dancing. Those attending from the Normal school were the Misses Lillian Munro, Thelma Fay, Mary Beckwith, Marbry Henning, Thelma Harvison, and Patsy Bell. Mrs. Woodson chaperoned the happy party.
 Last Thursday evening the girls of Bury Hall gave farewell party. The forepart of the evening was given over to a delightful musical program after which games were played. At 1O:30 the guests gathered around 2 table loaded with good things to eat. The girls will not soon forget this summer session or the good times which they have enjoyed under the able guidance of their matron, Mrs. Merritt.
 The entertainment committee is planning an informal dance to be given in the Ashurst auditorium on Thursday evening. This is the last dance which the students of the sum- mer school will be able to enjoy. A well-known orchestra will furnish the music.
 Miss Katherine Farrell will be one of a party who motor to the Grand Canyon Thursday.
 Last Saturday night was Stunt Night" at Normal. The students were divided into groups depending upon the counties or states in which their homes are located. Maricopa and Coconino counties were so we'll repre- sented that the Maricopa county peo- pie were divided into four groups and the Coconino people into two groups. Mrs. Bentel announced most of the stunts, which were very cleverly worked out. The Coconino section under the direction of Miss Bush gave very clever performance showing the courses that the Normal students consume each day. Then the Cali fornia group, under the direction of MT. Keuzenkamp, gave clever sketch in pantomime after song, "I Love You California" which was sung by Miss Marion Nelson in her usual charming manner. The dance by Miss Ruth Surndell was artistically performed, the take-off on Madame Schumann- Heinck was very clever, and, all in all, California upheld her usual reputa- tion. Then the first division of Mari copa, under the direction of Miss Walsh and Miss Stewart, presented a negro minstrel show, which gave rise to many hearty laughs. Miss Behn was the star in the performance, while Catherine Beckwith and Adelaide Ab- bolt made adorable Gold-Dust Twins. Yavapai county, with MT. Bentel as leading man, presented the "Wild Man of Borneo." The second division of Coconino county, under MT. Cure ton, tried a hynotic stunt, Cornelius Buckley being in this division, sang the "Sextette" from Lucia, in solo ar- engagement, with wonderful intepreta- tion. Maricopa county, group two, displayed the headlines and advertise ments of the Arizona Republican in Pantomime, the parts being many and varied. Navajo county, under the direction and supervision of Mir. Walker, got rather mixed up, and per formed everything backwards. The group representing different states presented very catchy stunts-one, the president speeding on the cam pus, the sympathy orchestra, the in- dustrious students. Two prizes were offered. The first was awarded to the first section of the Maricopa county group; the second was award ed to the California group. There was a good crowd out and every one enjoyed the affair.