The Coconino sun., 1920-10-15

NVNids SotINICts
 The Social Service circle of Flag stan will meet at the home of Mrs. T E. Pollock on Tuesday, October 18th at 2:S0 p, m. All members are re guested to be present and assist in tn, large amount of sewing that is to be done. It is hoped that the present membership may be increased b, many new members in the near flu. ture, as there is a great deal of work to be accomplished during the winter months.
 Open Meeting of Club.
 A most interesting club meeting was an event of last Saturday after.
 At 2:30 the advisory board met and considered applications for club membership; read letters from var ious sources and later adjourned at three when the president called the general meeting to order. A splendid list Of new names were presented and all were unanimously elected to mem bership. Mrs. w. H. Porter sent in her resignation as treasurer for the present year and on balloting the name of Mrs. J. D. Jackson was found to have received the highest number.
 The building committee gave a verbal report of their meeting with the Boosters club, but the club de- cided to take action in favor of keep ing together on the matter of a club house. The club feels just now as though it would prefer smaller af- fair, but own it themselves. A stand- ing vote was taken to show appre- citation of the one hundred and six dollars turned over by the Boosters club from the ball game held recent ly. Report from the Near East con- ference was given by Mrs. Frank c. Curtis and showed splendid re- sponse, but more is needed not only to make up the pledges of last year, but for new ones also.
 A short musical program was giv- en, Mrs, Roger Morse playing Me DowelPs Butterfly and Mrs. Lou Charlebois singing Dear Old Pal of Mine" The hostesses for the after noon, Mrs. J. c. Clarks, Mrs. Paul Coffin, Mrs. McMillan, Miss Horn- bein and Mrs. Sykes served dainty salad which made a pleasant social hour for both the old and new mem- bers. A splendid showing as to membership has been made in both the September and October meetings and it is hoped it may continue throughout the year.
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 Shakespeare Club.
 Last Monday night found the mem- bers of the Shakespeare club assem- bled at the Hart home for literary evening.
 Roll call was answered by current events given by the various members. Many matters pertinent to the day were brought out and discussed. Later the meeting was turned over to Mrs. Frank Noble, who conducted review of Mark Twain's very authentic life of Joan of Arc. This very wonderful book is a translation from the Per sonal Recollections of Louis de Coute and the members found the review and the pictures accompanying it a very interesting study. At the con clusion of the program Mrs. Hart as- sisted by Miss Beasley served de- licious refreshments and to make HHOst HttiIlS CiOSt, Mis. hi oohlolu invited the members to be her guests on next Saturday at an outdoor pie nic. Needless to say the invitation was most cordially accepted.
 The next meetings will be held at the Sanford home and the study will comprise the opera Lucia de Lam- mamoor.
 Faculty Picnic.
 Last Friday night found the Emer- son school teachers vending their way northward to enjoy supper out of doors. And such supper as it proved to be. We won't tell you how many sandwiches and how many cups of coffee were consumed, but we will say that the affair was jolly good one.
 Miss Strange, the new teacher in third grade, was guest of honor and was successfully initiated into the mysteries of picnics and outdoor ex- cursions.
 Episcopal Sunday School.
 The friends and communicants of the Episcopal church will be pleased to learn that the Sunday school has recently been more effectively organ ized and is now entering on period of more prosperous activity. We are especially fortunate in securing the services of G. N. Baty as superin- tendent. The entire teaching staff of the school is as follows:
 MT. G. N. Baty, superintendent.
 Mrs. F. A. Morse, secretary and or ganist. "
 Miss Cornelia Dockstader, begin ners' class.
 Miss Elsa Myers, primary class.
 Miss Ida Kaler, junior girls.
 Mrs. R. E. Taylor, junior boys. :.
 Mrs. T. E. Pollock, Normal School girls. :,
 At an early date we hope to be able to announce an additional class for boys and an adult class. All children, not in attendance at any Sunday school are cordially invited to come to o,Ir school. which will begin here