The Coconino sun., 1920-10-08
Edited by MRS. FRANK NOBLE.


 Literary Section Meets.
 Mrs. P. H. Nelson was hostess to the members of the literature section of the Woman's club last Saturday at her home on North Humphrey. A splendid program was given and dain- ty refreshments were later served. Mrs. Dunn Entertains
 Domestic Club.
 The Doney Park Domestic club met on Tuesday afternoon, this week, at the home of Mrs. J. D. Dunn. Follow ing the customary quilting, which is occupying the members just now, there was business meeting, follow ed by dainty refreshments. Those present were: Mrs. Moore, Mrs. L.. E. Johnson, Mrs. D. Mckinney, Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Paul, Mrs. w. H. Switzer, Mrs. V. A. Moore, Mrs. Alverset, Mrs. BurIus, Mrs. Caring, Mrs. Gum, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Wellington, Mrs. Herring. the Misses Olive Mcclure, Hazel Caring, Reba and Ardelle Switzer.
 Episcopal Sunday School Party.
 Last Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the Episcopal rectory and church yard was the scene of very delightful party given for the enter tainment of the pupils of the Episco- pal Sunday school.
 Plans for the affair had been car ried out by several ladies of the Sun day school and the Guild under the leadership of the rector, so that when the hour arrived good number of children were present from all parts of the city. After over an hour had been enjoyed in the church yard with games and stunts of all varieties, the last game-"Follow the leader"- proved after many devious windings, to be procession to a long table in the rectory where ice cream and cake awaited to cap the climax of a happy afternoon.
 Improvements are rapidly being made in the Sunday school, new teachers and officers being secured, and new methods being introduced, in the hope that the school will be- come more efficient in every way. Ger tainly, the Sunday school problem is one that ought to arouse the interest of every true citizen of Flagstaff, and especially of every christian. Inves- tigation of this problem here in town last week revealed the fact that there are at least sixty-six children from six to fourteen years of age who do not attend Sunday school regularly anywhere.
 Doney Park
 Domestic Club.
 Ae regular meeting of the club was held last week at Mrs. Burrus' home in Doney Park. The afternoon was spent in making a pretty block quilt, and there was also a short business meeting. Miss Reba Switzer was elected club reporter and Miss Olive Mcclure secretary. The afternoon was closed by Mrs. Burrus setting out a delightful luncheon. Those present were Mrs. Cram, Mrs. Kester, Mrs. A. Hodges, Mrs. l.. Moore, Mrs. Carl Terrell, Mrs. Claude Knight, Mrs. V. A. Moore, Mrs. G. A. Alverset, Mrs. J. D. Dunn. Mrs. F. w. Mcclure. Mrs. w. H. Switzer, Mrs. J. B. Asselin, Mrs. Marion Hodges, Miss Nellie Maxwell, Miss Olive Mcclure, the Misses Reba and Ardelle Switzer and the hostess, Mrs. Burrus.
 Reception at Normal School.
 What is conceded to have been one of the very loveliest of social affairs was given last Friday night at the Northern Arizona Normal school. The auditorium which lends itself so splen- didly and adequately to social gath erings had been most artistically ar ranged in gorgeous effects of green and gold-huge boughs of pine and aspen being lavishly used together with futtering yellow butterflies and golden candles set amid the pine boughs. A myriad of autumn colors concealed the musicians who dispens- ed the numbers for the dance which followed the introductions incident to the coming recently into our midst of Dr. and Mrs. McMullen. Mrs. Tom Pollock graciously introduced them and they in turn presented Miss Wheeler and Mrs. Knapp, both new members of the Normal faculty. The former faculty members were con- stantly on the alert to see that every one of tbe guests present were enjoy ing themselves to the fullest capacity with the usual result-everyone hap py. The stage had been converted in to an entrancing loveliness by au- tumnal shades and swaying butter flies, while the dainty little tables [ beckoned with tempting ices and de- licious cakes. The dancing continued until twelve when the guests bid adieu to their hostesses, protesting themselves more than pleased to have met the new president and his very gracious wife and bespeaking for them the loyal support of all inter- ested Flagstaff people.
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 Social Service.
 The social service workers are quite ready to take up, another years work with a splendid new lot of officers in cluding the following interested wom- en: Mrs. J. D. Roome, president;