The Coconino sun., 1919-09-19
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NORMAL NOTES

fleaSe come ana nelp us celeDrate, September fourteenth is the date; The dance begins at half past eight"
 With such merry invitation were the guests summoned to the dance given at Bury Hall on Saturday even- | ing to celebrate it's re-opening. A number of gentlemen from the town, the boys of the Normal, and the Misses Lillian Munroe, Clean Whipple and Betty Harrington, together with all of the Bury Hall girls enjoyed a very pleasant evening. One of the most attractive features was the wa termelon feed given just before the party ended.
 Miss Marbry Henning, who has been taking the rest cure at her home for several weeks, is with us again, and we are more than glad to welcome her. l Miss Virginia Powell, Miss Loretta Bondesson, Francis Decker and Au- gust O'Connor were the dinner guests of MT. and Mrs. O'Connor last Sun day.
 O. l.. Rudd and son have been visit ing with Miss Ruth Murray the last few days.
 Mrs.. Amelia Fischer, the grand mother of Florence Harris, is spend- ing a short time in Flagstaff. The Misses Lucia Page, Edith In- gledew, Imogene Tracy, Mrs. Stanley Sykes, Messrs. Ralph Ellinger, Gil bert Sykes and Guy Sykes, found in a weiner roast the motive for trip to Lake Mary Friday evening. All agree that the lake can not be sur passed as picnicing ground. Another motoring party last Friday night was composed of the Misses Thelma Bradford, Keturah Slagle, Frances Blaylock, Messrs. Tommy J.. Long, Joe Hanley and Mickey En- right. | Esther Carr and Beatrice Hicks were the hostesses at feed given to the Misses Anna Powell, Margaret Hall, Edith Harrison, Virginia Powell, and Loretta Bondesson last Saturday night. Ask the girls whether it is difficult to fry sausage cakes on hot plate.
 Miss Helen Shupp was the guest Of Q party of motorists who made the trip to Williams Sunday and enjoyed a chicken dinner at the Harvey House.
 Rev. Dr. Baum, of the Federated Church, was the speaker of the day in the assembly on Monday afternoon. The gist of his topic was "As You Think You Are" We very much en- loved his short talk and hope that we may have him with us again soon.
 Miss Edith Thomas was the hostess of Miss Della Garcia over the week end.
 Mrs. Merritt of Bury Hall was one of the guests at the card party given by Mrs. John Francis Saturday after noon.
 Miss Imogene Tracy was the week end guest of Miss Cleah Whipple.s
 We are glad to hear that Miss An nie May Tillman is rapidly recovering from her recent illness and will soon be able to attend classes.
 Unable to resist the attraction of N. A. N. S., Florence Brooks, Emma Risdan and Nettie Branyon returned to us Sunday after having registered at the Tempe Normal. Once having been a student of the Normal it is hard to stay away. We are glad to welcome them back.
 l Another old student to return to us after a months illness is Miss Rita Switzer, of this city. We are delight ed to have her with us again.
 Mrs. Driver and little daughter who have been visiting Miss Seigfried II ba,. u,stap hoe ratutuad f0 her home.
 Charlotte Randy was the dinner guest of Miss Dorothy Titcomb at the Normal Monday evening.
 Judge and Mrs. Sydney, Sapp, o' Holbrook, and little daughter Gwen dolyn, who were the weekend guests of Judge and Mrs. Perkins, visited the Normal Sunday and were the dinner guests of their daughter, Miss Helen Sapp.
 After the Bury Hall dance Saturday night the Misses Thelma Bradford Della Gist, Lillian Munroe, and Fran ces Blalock were the delighted guests of Miss Helen Shupp at her birthday feed.
 | ullSS duliiC OOiCo uSeChoSo ~ Hams dance Saturday evening, while spending the weekend with hei lparents.
 1 Mrs. Merritt was guest at birthday dinner Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Sam Merritt. l Juanita Grenter, of Morton Hall has been confied to her room for 3 few days on account of illness, but is now able to be with her friends again
 MT. Dockstader, the brother of Miss Cornelia Dockstader, of the N. A. N S. faculty, paid short visit to his sister last week.
 Miss Imogene Moore, of Morton Hall, was visited by her parents thls week as they passed through Flagstaff on their way to Colorado.
 MT. and Mrs. Bentel, of the faculty entertained with a card party on Fri day evening in honor of Miss Heller Brooks. The guests present were the Misses Sandon, Stephens, Hornbein McMillan, Alten, Curtis, and Messrs Truswell, Bobbitt and MT. and Mrs