The Coconino sun., 1919-12-12
Literary Section of Woman's Club Meets.
MRS. FRANK NOBLE

Literary Section of o
 Woman's Club Meets.
 The meetings of the literary section of the Woman's club are certainly full of inspiration and interest, and to be- come acquainted with the poets of our own state is worth while. Such men as Alvin Stabler, Chas. o. Brown. Badger Clark, Andrew Downing, John D. Guethil, Geo. Logic, J. Wm. Lloyd, Harrison Conrad and Charlotte Hall make one feel that he is, part of the most promising state of the union.
 Read at your leisure, Silver Linings, What, Makes Arizona Famous and The Squaw Man, and The Roundup. When The Spring g-time Comes A Laughin', by Alvin K. Stabler (de-
 Ridin', Bachin', Cow Boys Prayer, Outlaw, Gods Reserves, by the COW boy poet Badger Clark. Arizona the State, The Newest Brightest Star, Song of the Sand Storm, by Andrew Downing.
 The Forest Ranger, book of col lections and original poetry by John D. Gurthil.
 The book, Songs of the Desert, by J. Wm. Lloyd is charming. Harrison Conrad, of Doney Park, has at least three books that bid fair to be famous-Quivera, Idle Songs and Idle Sonnets. A Juniors Poems. Among the best poems are Dawn Among the Mountains, Twilight, The Dying Antelope, The Grand Canyon.
 The complete works of Charlotte Hall, of Prescott, should be in every Arizonian home. .5f Flagstaff Young People
 Among Guests in Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. Sidney Gassman (Grace Welch) are here from Flag staff, the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Ed win c. Bakes. In honor of the visit ors, Dr. and Mrs. Bakes gave clev- erly arranged dinner at the Arizona club Monday evening, covers being laid for ten. On Thursday evening Harold Hess gave dinner in honor of the out-of-town guests, presiding at an affair at the Arizona club Phoenix Republican.
 The Gunter home was the scene of prettily appointed social affair last Friday evening. Presumably the affair was staged as surprise for Miss Jessie Springer, who was soon to leave for Phoenix, but it seems cupid had been getting in some of his best work, for when the guests found their places at the artistically arranged board, directly in fSSnt of somebody's place stood two Kewpies, dressed as bride and groom. Clever announce ments with best wishes for the happi- ness of both parties were soon found concealed in the heart of rose which stood at each place.
 The dining room was decorated prettily with cut flowers and the dain- ty refreshments served were quite ap- petizing. Miss Springer found love Fly gift at her place for she has made warm place in the heart of her new friends at the Manse. She left Satur- day night for Phoenix, where she will enter St. Joseph's hospital on the ad- vice of a throat specialist. Her work as instructor of art and music in Elm erson school has been most satisfact- ory and the brief rest and care will doubtless enable her to return to her duties ere long.
 General Club Meeting.
 The Flagstaff Woman's club will meet at Emerson school at the usual hour-three o'clock.
 Advisory board at 2:30. ,
 The library board has charge of. the program and promise good things. Don't let your interest grow cold on the library proposition. We need one and a good one 30 t'siuphofd it.
 The Woman's cfubis responsible for the present one and it needs your sup port every day of the three hundred and sixty-fve.
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 Woman's Home Missionary society met at the home of Mrs. John V. Par sons, on Wednesday afternoon. The attendance was particularly good and an interesting meeting was the result. Officers for the coming year were elected.
 Congregational Dinner
 Was Splendid Success.
 Amid the activities of the week some one hundred or more took occa- sion to remember the Congregational dinner to be given at the Presbyterian church last Friday evening. What splendid gathering it was Families entire were represented, making it look "homey' and at the