The Coconino sun., 1919-11-21

Friday night. Everything suitable to such an occasion was there in abun- dance, from chicken to ice cream. The guests present were the Misses Marjorie Shrum, Lillian Munro, Della Gist, Agdo Pierson, Edith Harrison, Anna and Virginia Powell, Lilly Belle Tally, Esther Carr and Beatrice Hicks.
 Miss Marjorie Shrum was the din- ner guest of Mir. and Mrs. Dan Will jams Sunday.
 We are unfortunate enough to have several of the normal students on the , sick list this week: Thelma Bradford, Francis Blalock, Peggy Reagen, Flor ence Brooks and Blanche Gardner.
 A telegram called Miss Minnie Kayser to her home in Blackberry Sunday evening. Miss Kayser expects to return to N. A. N. S. after Thanks giving.
 Pauline Jones spent the weekend at her home in Williams.
 Mrs. Harrington was hostess Sun day to her mother, Mrs. Merritt, the D1eCeDLTpSs Ol Duiy i~ .,
 One of the former students of the normal school, Miss Lucille Etter, was visitor here Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar O'Connor were hosts Saturday evening at delight full little party given in honor of Mrs. O'Connor, who left Flagstaff Sunday to spend the winter at her home in Oakland, Cal. The evening was spent in dancing. Dainty refreshments were served and the guests enjoyed a most pleasant time. Those present were the Misses Della Gist, Loretta Henderson. Edith Harrison, Messrs. Giddings. Frank O'Connor and Gus O'Connor.
 The Misses Marie Taylor, Mary Beckwith and Marguerite Wyrlck were the dinner guests, of Peaches Hook, Elmer Jackson and l.. C. Stepn- enson Sunday.
 Already the Y. w. c. A. in this school is making it's presence felt. During the last week the girls have been conducting sale of Hershey bars and fresh roasted peanuts. Soon they expect to offer popcorn balls and hot roast beef sandwiches. As any. thing eatable is much in demand around the dormitories, the girls Will probably make quite sum with which to carry on their work.
 Notice, townspeople! The Y. W. C. A. girls are putting in call for clean, old clothes to be distributed among needy families. AS evidenced by tne condition of some of the little cmi- dren who attend the training school, the opportunity to put those outgrown clothes of your own kiddies to some practical value is great. Adults. gar ments are also wanted. Miss kath- leen Lynn has charge of this branch off the work and will greatly appre, ciate it if you will call her at Camppel Hall, No. 67.
 A charming little party has been planned for the senior play cast next Monday night after the performance: Mrs. Beckwith will play the part or hostess.
 Maude Greer was the hostess at a taffy pull last Saturday night: ihose present were the Misses Madeine Fairchild, Mabel Moorman, Jackie Humphrey and Marie Easton.
 Two very interesting assembly pc, riods were presented to the normal students last week. MT. Eastman of New York was with us Friday and ad- dressed us on the subject of obedience and sacrifice.
 Monday afternoon one of our own clergymen, Rev. Moore, presented sne thought of community service for our consideration. More and more stu dents all over the country are awak- ening to the realization of thelr op- portunity in social welfare work. MT. Moore laid especial stress upon a teachers duty in this regard and left with us food for thought that will not soon be forgotten.
 The Misses Madeline Fairchild, Mabel Moorman, Jackie Humphrey and Messrs. Bug Gregg, Heckathorn and Orvin Compton were the week-end quests of Miss Bessie Gregg at her home in this city. Everyone present reports a splendid time.
 The bi-monthly, meeting of the PhiIomathean society was held we'd nesday evening. An Irish play fur nished the topic for discussion, after which the following program was pre- sented:
 Reading from Irish play, Miss Bush.
 Piano solo, Irish Medley, Elizabeth Harrington.
 Political Situation in Ireland, Jackie Humphrey.
 Kathleen Mavourneen, Anna Fuller.
 Refreshments were served and all together the evening proved very profitable and entertaining to all present.