Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-23
FLAGSTAFF

L Ilt IJltltISDli anu IDIduIlOn DuD~
lie schools closed this week with
numerous activities in the closing.
Tuesday the kindergarten children
gave a May pole dance and We'd
nesday they had a lovely picnic
in the park. on Wednesday after
noon from 3 till the schools were
open to the public to see the Won
derful exhibition which the chill
dreu of the grades and junior high
had prepared. 1t was proclaimed
by all to be the finest exhibit of
public school work that had been
seen for many years in Flagstaff.
Many visitors called during the
afternoon and - many appreciauve
remarks were made that the each
ers and pupils feel we'll repaid for
their efforts,
On Thursday an all day picnic
was a feGturc II at inter Asted ire
children from The first grade tc
the tenth.
A lovely spot at the foot of OBJ
Iservatory Hill was chosen and a
wonderful feast was spread for
over three hundred children.
The music department of tho
Woman's club held its closing SEES
sion last Saturday AFTERNOON at the
lovely home of Mrs. j. c. Kelley.
An attendance Of over thirty was
one pleasing feature while the bust
ness transacted and the program
| rendered by the members made an
unusually profitable afternoon. The
new chairman for the ensuing year
was voted upon, Mrs. ]. c. Clarke
being the new one. Miss Rosen will
| be director and the club looks for
ward to a profitable year. A resume
of this years work was a feature
Of the program.
| Short selections were taken from
each months work. Mrs. Charlie
bois and Miss Rosen sang, little
Miss Ruth Sullivan sang some dam
lty selections, Mrs. Nelson read, Miss
Walsh read and Mrs. ]. G. Kelley
sang. Light refreshments concluded
the afternoons entertainment.
Miss Freda Linton will be one OF
our June brides. A shower in hei
honor was an event of last Saturday
afternoon at the Stein home. Many
pretty and appropriate gifts founl
their way to the prettily decorated
table and much pleasure and de
light was given in their unwrapping
| About twelve friends were present
to wish Miss Linton Fluctuations or
the approaching occasion.
Francis G. Cradle, the very pop
ular attorney, found some ten o.
his friends gathered last MondaN
night to remind him of another
milestone. A sumptuous 6 o'clocl
dinner had been prepared. A nea
little gift in leather made IT seen
like real birthday affair and The
following friends enjoyed the occa
sion; Mr.. c. b. Wilson, Mr.. Franz
Harrison, Mr.. Charles Isham, Mr.
Luther Moore. DR.. Martin Fronske
Mr.. Fred Lusk, Mr.. E. c. Mills, DIR
e. NJ. Miller, Mr.. Austin Brown an,
the host.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j, Conner en-
tertained the members of the FlY'
Hundred club last Thursday even
ing. Not only the social group com
posing this club were present bu
n few special guests as well. !
fine time and a delicious supper ar
reported by all present.
Mrs. Archer was charmin
hostess last Friday afternoon en-
PERTAINING some twenty ladies a
auction bridge. A charming colo
scheme was used in decoration
throughout the house and myth
refreshments as we'll. Miss Mar,
/, Francis assisted the hostess. il
serving.
Quite a few of the Emerson
school teachers leave this week TO
various points to take up eXtrt
summer work. l,
Miss Barbara Riclel has returne'
home. from her teaching duties L
spend the summer in Flagstaff.
Miss Kathleen Anderson leave
Saturday for Clarksdale for a shor
visit before entering Berkeley, p,
Mrs. H. Il. Hendrix left Trfda
- night for Phoenix where she wi
, join her husband and togther the
t will go to Mesa for a short visit, MI
Hendrix expects to be superin
l tendent there this coming schoC
r year.
Miss Mildred Hornbein left las
: week for Denver, later expecting
| take up work in Columbia for tn
summer.
John Kennedy returned home las
= Saturday from his winters work |
, the University of Kansas. fe.
= Mrs. Loren Cress left last Sat
urday with her two children, Lo
rem and Katherine, for an ex
y tended visit on the coast.
:, Mrs. f. M, Bart has returne
home after a winter spent in Cali
fornia, where she visited a sistel
$ lalso her daughter.
n Miss Turner of the Talchech
7 schools is here IN Flagstaff for tn
, summer, spending the time at tn
Milligan home.
Mrs. w, j. Jaeger, who ha
n been spending the winter at RIOS
: well, N. M, has returned to FLAG
Y staff accompanied by her daugf
tiers, Elizabeth and Dorothy.
Miss Blanche Riordan has re
n turned from a delightful visit 6
s the Howard home in Phoenix.
OF DIR. and Mrs. Will Morton al
+ spending a few weeks with Nj
y and Mrs. II. L. Pollock.