The Coconino sun., 1919-07-11
NORMAL NOTES
MAY CALHOUN

Mrs. Frank Hanley and little daughter, Margaret, of Trinidad, Col, are here visiting with Mrs. Margaret Hanley and family. They are resid- ing in the new home just across from Campbell Hall.
 | Mr. Burrows, who attended the Uni versity of Arizona this past year, has registered for summer work at the Normal. Mir Burrows will return to | the University in the fall.
 | Miss Vina Browning, popular member of the junior class of Nor mai, left for Hayden last weekend, where she became the bride of MT. Herbert May, former Flagstaff stu dent. MT. May has a fine position in Hayden and is member of the Hayden baseball team. Baseball fans will remember MT. Mays work here in Flagstaff. The best wishes of their many friends go with them to their new home.
 Miss Hazel Noble, of Alpine, Ariz.. stopped off in Flagstaff to visit old friends at the Normal last Monday. Miss Noble has been attending the University in California and is return ing to her home.
 | Price Brinkerhof was the guest of his sister, Miss Ella Brinkerhoff, at Normal the Fourth of July. Miss Brinkerhoff went to Holbrook this weekend, visiting her brother and relatives there, returning Monday.
 The new Ashurst auditorium is now nearly completed. This week the man. ual training department is ready for occupancy. There is to be a lot of new and up-to-date machinery in- stalled and the department will be the best in its line. Mir. Keuzenkamp, the head of the department, is very much pleased with the new location and will be glad to display his shop to visitors as soon as it is completely arranged
 Mrs. Tom Campbell has been visit ing her son, Brodie Campbell, who en. : rolled in the summer session of the Normal. Brodie has been rather i'll but is on the high road to recovery Mrs. Bouck has left for the coast where she will spend the rest of the summer with relatives in Los Angeles
 George Hanley accompanied Harold Blome to his ranch on Beaver Greek last week to remain until the first of August. They made the trip or l horseback.
 In the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. F !, Keuzenkamp there is a baby girl whc , arrived July 5.
 , Friday evening there is to be ar l informal dance in the new Ashurs . auditorium. This is the opening ot ? the auditorium and a continuation O. ? the successful entertainments giver } by the school under the direction O Miss Boyer, MT. Carpenter, and Mrs [ Bentel. From S:30 to 9:30 a musica t program will be given under the su B pervision of Miss Walsh. The Hil
 burn orchestra will furnish the musi
 for the dance which will begin at 9:3t
 and continue until 12:30.
 Miss Marbry Henning and Mis-
 Marion Nelson, who have been unabl to attend school because of illness ar able to be about again. ..- Mrs. McLain, a teacher in the Tue son city schools, has registered fo work in the Normal this summer an, is residing in Campbell Hall. The Misses Eunice Abbott, Esthe . 1. Carr, and Katherine Farrell. and tn Messrs. Craig Pottinger, Stevenson and Keith were the dinner guests O Mrs. P. P. Finn last Tuesday evenin,
 at her home.
 Mrs. Ralph Dickinson and baby bo, from Mesa are here for the summer visiting relatives. Mrs. Dickinson i
 a graduate of N. A. N. S. Miss Eunice Abbott, Miss Katherin Farrell, Miss Emma Escapule, Mrs
 P. P. Finn, MT. Pottinger, Dr. Finn , Mir. Stevenson and MT. Mains enjoyed an outing and dinner at Lake Mar, last Sunday.
 Cecil Brolyer carried the mail las
 weekend, substituting for Harry J
 Bunch, who was i'll.
 Mrs. Murphy, who is employed il ? the dining hall, leaves for Phoeni,
 this week. MT. Murphy, chief cook will join Mrs. Murphy in Phoenix, el route to the coast, and they will re | Sido in Ca1ifo,p;o