The Coconino sun., 1920-12-17

freSDyteflan cnufCn. The eVent was in honor of Mir. and Mrs. Tepe and young son, who are leaving Flagstaff permanently and because of their ac- tivity in all church lines, members of both the church and Sunday school re- luctantly met to bid them farewell, though all good wishes follow them. Prof. J. F. Walker made clever speech in which he told how and in what devious ways he had discovered the various accomplishments of MT. Tepe and at the conclusion of this derful picture of the Peaks. Refreshments were served and a program of music, songs and readings followed
 The Tepe family will be greatly missed not only by the church people, but the community at large.
 Toy aeroplanes will be given free to the children at the Saturday mati- nee. Send the kiddies.
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 Music Department.
 Have you bought your tickets for the cantata? If not, don't delay for you want a good seat, we'll towards the front! It is to be lovely thing, too. A musical program on which the director, Mrs. Lewis, has spent much time and thought. The Christ mas motif will be carried out through the entire evening of song.
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 Shakespeare Club.
 The social evening of the Shake speare club was an event of last Mon day night at the Pollock home.
 A tempting lunch was served in cafeteria style at fve-thirty, which made for a most social evening as the various groups ate and chatted, then changed partners between the courses and chatted and ate again. Music was a diversion later and at nine o'clock the guests disbanded assuring their hostess of an enjoyable evening. Members and guests included Mrs. Sue Campbell, Miss Selma Bush, Miss Kellogg, Mrs. William Rudd, Mrs. Harry Embach, Mrs. Tom Rees, Mrs. Al Sanford, Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, Miss Minnie Lintz, Miss Freda John son, Miss Katherine Kennedy, Miss Mary Costigan, Miss Mabel Milligan, Mrs. Charles Isham, Miss Alice Brown and Mrs. Frank Noble.
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 Birthday Party for Daughter.
 Mrs. Fred Lusk entertained last Tuesday afternoon, the occasion being the ninth anniversary of her daughter, Caroline.
 A guest for every year made a cozy little party seated about the prettily appointed table which was replete with birthday suggestions and favors. Miss Caroline's friends included Miss Flora Jensen, Charlotte and Rather inc Stevenson, Barbara Becker, Mar garet and Mildred Matson, Ann Jakle and Charlotte Mills.
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 WOman's Club.
 The December meeting of the Wom- ans club found many assembled on Saturday.
 A solo by Miss Walsh was given in her usual splendid style and reading was splendidly given by Miss Ruth Eddy Cox, of the Normal. Social Service.
 A splendid meeting Tuesday after noon at the home of Mrs. c. w. Beck CT demonstrated that much interest is being shown. Each member had done her best to bring other members and the enrolment was augmented to a considerable extent. Reports from various committees show that much good is being accomplished and serv- ice directed towards the point of greatest need. Miss Frieda Johnson reported on local needs and these will receive the attention of the circle. Plans were laid for the big attraction on New Years day at the Orpheum- the much- discussed play, "Humor- esque." A matinee will be given in the afternon and the usual perform ance in the evening. By this means every one in town will have an oppor- tunity to see the play which has re- ceived such commendation from all parts of the country.
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 Community Day at Emerson.
 While some were in doubt as to the interest that might be shown on last Thursday when the school was open