The Coconino sun., 1919-09-19
W0man's Club Holds
 First Meeting of Year


 First Meeting of Year
 Last Saturday afternoon found a representative number of women as- sembled for the opening meeting of the Flagstaff Woman's Club. The president of the club, Mrs. Frank c. Curtis, called the meeting to order and after stanza of America" delivered the annual address of the president of the club. Her retrospect of the five years of club work told much of it's accomplishments and held high hopes for the work of the coming year. Departmental work will feature the programs, and each chairman present felt that the plans for their department could be carried out with both profit and pleasure for all. The various club officers gave reports which proved interesting. Especially so was the report of the secretary showing some seventy members en- rolled. As the president intimated, such number of women could be a power for good along whatever lines they might wish to devote their eney- gies. Some little part of the after noon was spent in selecting and vot- ing upon the delegates to represent the local club at the Northern Fedora tion of Women's Clubs, converting nj Prescott on the 14th and 18th of Octo- Der. These delegates together with the officers of the club will make quite fine showing at the convention.
 The program of the afternoon was in the hands of Mrs. J. c. Clark, aud consisted of most interesting letters and comments from past presidents. One from Mrs. E. F. Honn, urged in her characteristic way, renewed inter- est in our ibrary-bespeaking for Flagstaff's memorial to our boys, not one of bronze or stone, but a cozy library, ever ready to stand in their honor. Mrs. Sisson sent greetings from Peoria, H., and held it a pleas ure still to hold membership in Flag staff's club. She wished most heartily for successful year. Mrs. V. M. Slipher-president for the past two years-predicted year of unusual opportunity for the club and was most optimistic in her outlook for the full fillment of the same. A telegram from Mrs. w. F. Griffin added other good wishes for prosperous club year.
 A song by Mrs. c. B. Wilson, ac- companied on the piano by Mrs. Will liam Rudd, was heartily enjoyed and opened the way for the social hour that followed. Punch was served with little cakes by the hostesses for the afternoon, Mrs. Lewis Benedict and Mrs. William Borum. The next reg ular meeting of the club will be Sat urday, October eleventh.
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 Campfire Girls
 Make Camp
 Naturally, we're for the girls! Of course, we wrote that nice article about the Boy Scouts last week; but it was only forerunner of this one telling what the girls can and will do. This organization, of which we speak, is composed of twenty high-school girls-junior high, we mean-and their leader is Miss Reinhold, who is hereself a Campfire Girl Guardian. Last Friday night the first camp was made at the foot of Elden. Here sup per, breakfast and dinner was pre- pared, and climb to Elden included in the first hike. Some tired, but more than some happy-these scouts returned at five o'clock on Saturday.
 Watch them! They plan to help the town. Should they ask your assist ance, will you lend it?
 Miss Bullard Leaves
 Miss Esther Bullard left Monday night for her home in Omaha, where she will take up her years work as director of domestic science and arts in the city schools. Her stay seemed all too brief as her time was quite taken up with social affairs in compli- ment to her while in Flagstaff.
 Thursday afternoon found her in the midst of old-time friends at the home of Mrs. Mary Wilson. Here the ladies gathered for an old-time sew ing bee and right merrily the needles flew until the dainty lunch was served the following friends: Miss Bullard, Mrs. William Rudd, Mrs. F. s. Breen, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Milligan, Miss Milligan, Mrs. Lightbourne, Mrs. Saunders, Miss Gracia Saunders, Mrs. Isham, Mrs. Swartz, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Rees, Mrs. Eddie Jones, Mrs. Scarborough and Mrs. Baum. On Friday Miss Bullard lunched at the Isham home, and on the same evening at four, jolly party motored out the lovely Fort Valley road. Here on spot overlooking the valley a delec. table feast was spread under the tai pines. The table was picture as tho guests found their places for at eaci '. cover lovely fall dahlias were laid