Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-16
FLAGSTAFF

8 The Flagstaff Woman's club hel
most interesting session last Sat
< urday afternoon at Emerson hal
me ADVISORY board met at 2:3
- passed upon several matters bpfor
II me meeting of the general club. Al
entertaining account of the Prescott
liL'ellte was given by the delegate
pteSgil; MIS-. ). G. Clarke and Mrs V
e reception rendered them vs. mos
E cordial and the papers presented
touched upon vital problems of Tho
gay not only in womans sphere bnt
8 | general civic matters A number
OF cards We're presented for member.
. snip, proclaiming this the banner
year as to members The program
Tor the afternoon was in charge of
the building committee and great en-
thuslasm was aroused over the pro-
poseu ciub house--in fact a COM
IhuIilly mouse TO be built as a me-
mortal TO our soldier bows Let us
hope it is no. too visionary n nro-
Ject Tor the club members will be dis
appointed If their plans cannot be
carried out. library would be in
stalled as a feature,
MI and Mrs. Edgar Hash were
dehghttul hosts on Tuesday night
when they entertained the Five Hun
| dred club at their home on Lerouy
street. number of guests as well
as members enjoyed the occasion and
spent the evening at cards.
| MISS Fulton is in Flagstaff this
week organizing the Student branch
| Of the Y. w. c. A.
| AS representative of this great or
ganization, Miss Fulton's work takes
her over the three states, California,
Nevada and Arizona A number of
normal students are now enrolled
ana their ceremonial meeting-the
first for them-was held in Ashurst
hail last Thursday evening Miss An !
ma Aiken is president of the newly
organized association and hopes to /
add new members daily.
Armistice day offered occasion for I
very formal ceremonies. Emerson T
school declared a half holiday but \
not before an interesting program !
was presented, At II o'clock ali the I
pupils assembled on the campus and 4
viewed half hours splendid drill 4
by the physical training classes. \
These consisted of some forty-five Il
pupils of Miss Rosemary Reinhold Il
and the boys under the direction of Il
Professor Toolo.
In the afternoon quite formal ex- 1
ercises We're held in Ashurst hall Il
where the well filled auditorium be-
spoke public sentiment commensu- L
rate with the spirit of the day. The /
first rows were occupied by the sol
diers and sailors in the recent strug-
gle while through the audience were
veterans of other wars. Miss Mildred
liofnbien presided and introduced
the several speakers of the after
noon.
Professor Eastburn Of the normal
faculty and August o. Conner of the
normal also gave from experiences,
their view of the war and its effect
upon the present day situation.
{, +. Wilson represented the town h
and gave a splendid address to the y
boys. A tableau with Peace accept
ng the homage and thanks of war II
ing nations, England, France, Bel ~
GUM and Italy, was a fitting climax II
o the well prepared program and u
he singing of Star Spangled Ban E
Ter" seemed more stirring than q
usual. III
Mrs. E. II. Wheat returned last n
Wednesday evening from a trip to IL
phoenix, which included the fair. RI
w. d. Draine will accept a posi- N
ion on the coast. HI
Gerald Wall is home again after an ~
@NtGihtu NdCdllOu On the coast HIS EN
amily will remain in California until Ez
he spring. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j, Waldhaus have k
loVed into their coy new apart III
tents on Railroad avenue. M
Mrs. c. f. Mason and two children Es
1T last week to spend the winter in M
odfish, Calf. M
Mrs Tom E. Pollock is home after M
a absence of several weeks in #
aliforna. E%
Judge and Mrs. Fred Perkins, G. II
Pearson, Mrs. Pearson and two -
ildren left on Wednesday by auto
r two weeks visit in Phoenix. r
Mr.. and Mrs, George Harrington il
we moved into their new home on
)rth Leroux.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Wilson returned
ON a few days visit in the Capitol
", Mr.. Wilson attending both the
mixers convention and the fair as
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs Swinnerton are en-
tanning Mrs. Swinnerton's mother,
10 will visit for few weeks be-
e leaving for Honolulu where she
Il spend the winter.
Among normal students attending
, state fair was Miss Della Gist
Bury hall. who joined her parents
Prescott.
President Creager returned Thurs
7 from Phoenix, where he attend
the teachers institute, making one
the addresses.
Irs. Kate Wisehart returned on
evening after a two
aks' visit in Phoenix.
Professor Hendrick of the normal
ulty gave thessecond of his inter-
ing talks to the corps of Emer-
school teachers on Monday night. II
interesting feature was q mental
given q 13-year- old pupil. Dis
sion followed the interesting ex-
iment.
lrs. C. B. Wilson and son, Char
Jr., are visiting in the valley for
eral months
If. and Mrs. Edwin Babbitt are in
gstaff for a brief visit.
irs, William Rabbit, Miss Blanche
rdan and Hubert Rabbit motored
from the White Mountains last
k, and left on Thursday again for
Their camping trip.
HOW CAME.LS SMOKE.
BOSTON pOSt