The Coconino sun., 1920-01-30

Anniversary Dinner on Mars Hill
MRS. FRANK NOBLE

Mars Hill.
 Flagstaff has an Indiana Univers- ity Alumni society with Dr. Slipher as president and Miss Lydia Akin as cor responding secretary. This society was organized just last week when Dr. and Mrs. Slipher gave dinner for all the Indiana University graduates living in Flagstaff. This was held in honor of the centennial of the found- ing of Indiana University which was January 20. Indiana colors, cream and crimson, furnished the color scheme for table decorations. A four { course dinner was served with the color scheme beautifully carried out in detail. A special feature was the birthday cake, made with real Indiana walnuts and beautifully decorated with one hundred candles, all done in 1 Indiana colors. The evening was very pleasantly spent in "reminiscences of college days and in reading accounts of former classmates and fellow stu dents.
 Enjoying the affair were Dr. and Mrs. Slipher, Mir. and Mrs. Lampland, MT. and Mrs. Earl Slipher and Miss Lydia Akin.
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 Delegates to Convention.
 Misses Pearl Harper and Lydia Akin are being sent as delegates to the Christian Endeavor association held in Phoenix Friday, Saturday and Sunday of this week.
 Although our Christian Endeavor has only been organized since Sep tember, 1919, it now has an enroll ment of twenty-three members and the outlook for the future is very promising. This organization will have complete charge of the Sunday church on the coming Sunday. This will be in honor of Christian Endeavor Day, which will be celebrated by all the Christian Endeavor societies throughout the country. The En- ! deavor is also planning a series of so- cials to be held in the near future for its members and all those that may be interested in the work. If you would like to see what we are doing come to our meetings, held at the Federated church at 6:30 p. m. every Sunday evening.
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 Emerson School Notes.
 Our chief says: "Those camphor girls again" Yes-because of their spirits they are we'll named. This time it was big party staged for one of their numbers birthday. A complete surprise to Miss Mary Lam- port it seems, but we'll planned by her mother, who asked the guests to remain at the Emerson school and en- joy dainty supper-a supper which included huge birthday cake and other good things besides. Watch those girls--their appetites grow in proportion to their physical activity and some day they'll be the best speci- mems of girlhood we have in the town.
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 Leap Year Dance.
 There is just one reason why young people particularly welcome Leap Year. 'Tis then, the young ladies can show just how they wish to be enter tained. Last Tuesday night at Mar lars hall, a splendid time was plan ned and executed by a number of young ladies who feel deeply indebted for score of good times given them by their gentlemen friends. While it was leap year affair, yet it detracted nothing from the jolly evening en- joyed by all for the men were good losers and patiently waited while their favorite girl danced gayly by with another. The girls say this is only the first of series they plan.
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 Birthday Celebration.
 Mrs. William Borum is boosting of another year added to her happy life. In honor of the event she entertained at delightful little dinner last Satur- day night. Pretty flowers, gleaming candles and the ever-lovely cake were part of the features she herself had planned, but the lovely gift presented her by her guests was surprise as we'll as pleasure to her. Guests in- cluded the Misses Wyrick, Henning, Pierson, Taylor, and the Messrs. Ram sey, Pulliam, Naegle, Hook, Steven son.
 The ladies of the faculty and the girls of the home economies classes gave a kitchen shower to Mrs. Jeffery at the home of Mrs. Duncan McRuer Saturday afternoon. A number of valuable and useful presents will re- mind Mrs. Jeffery of her friends here for years to come. = Glendale corre- spondent, Phoenix Gazette.