Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
FLAGSTAFF

The Flagstaff Booster club does
not exist in name only. So many
new things are proposed and
pledged by this organization that
the fulfillment will make Flagstaff
on the map more than ever.
Last Thursday one very import
ant matter was brought up at the
meeting. The public library is
destined to become a city one. This
institution has been kept un for
years by the Woman's club, but
should the city take hold of il it
will grow rapidly and surely, be-
coming real asset to the town
and community.
\ building and loan association
will he a spring feature, too. no
doubt. We want every good thing
for Flagstaff and by pushing Wen
get them.
Last Monday night a clever en-
tertainment was put on at the Or
pheum by the music department of
the Woman's club. Eight musical
numbers besides a Constance Tai
madge picture furnished a delight
full evening. Mrs. C. Il. Wilson
sang in her usual charming man
ner, Mrs. Charlebois was general
favOrite with her readings and
dancing, Miss Loretta Bondeson
was lovely breath of winter in
her snow dance-lithe and grace
full as a fairy-Cornelius Buckley
charmed with his beautiful, rich
voice, and the club ladies sang
three splendid choruses-one, "Ar-
iona" bringing loud applause, for
it is the first time this state song
has been sung in Flagstaff. The
ladies cleared over one hundred
dollars, and they have reason to be
well gratified over the affair in
every way Financially, this will
help two objects-the new Com
munity house and the public IL
brary-both dreams of the club
women for number of years.
one of the prettiest luncheons of
after holiday season was given last
Saturday afternoon at one O'Clock
at the Woeber Smith home on
Beaver street. Mrs. Joe Rabbit
was joint hostess and about thirty
five ladies enjoyed the affair. The |
rooms were most artistically deco |
rated in lovely effects in white and |
gold. The tables held fragrant |
centerpieces suggestive of spring, |
and the luncheon of four-courses
most appetizng. Mrs. Earl Slipher |
and Mrs. Stewart Campbell assisted |
in serving, and afterward the ladies |
enjoyed the afternoon playing auc-
ton bridge. The guests attending
vert Mesdames George Babbitt, r. |
A. Riordon. G. f. Manning, Walsh, |
Grinnel Quinlin, Nance, ]. P. Will
son, Walter Lindbloom, Charles !
Isham, Wheat, l.. B, Ormond, Sid |
ney Gassman, Charles p. Heisser |
Myers, william Mullen, QuinlM, |
Dawes, Joseph Waldhaus, Beck
with, Moran, Charlebois, Becker, |
Miss Maggie Riclel and Miss
Elaine Babbitt.
Mrs. Charles Heisser has re-
turned from the Phoenix hospital |
much improved in health.
Quite the best informed music |
club in the state on its own state |
musical composers is the music de-
partment of the Flagstaff Womans |
club. Mrs. Frank c. Curtis was
leader Saturday at a well attended |
held at the home of Mrs. |
w. II. Porter. Quite interesting
were extracts from letters written |
by these same composers. relating |
incidents in their life. |
Compositions, both vocal and in |
strumental were played and sung |
by Mrs. Lou Charlebois, Mrs. j, c.
Clarke, Mrs. c. b. Wilson, Mrs.
Mrs. Porter and Mrs.
Curtis. Later, choral practice was
continued at the Orpheum under
the direction of Miss Margaret
Welsh, leader of the club work,
II. Z. Pollock, who has been so
seriously i'll with pneumonia, is re-
covering slowly at his home on
North Lereaux. Mr.. Pollock's two
brothers, r. r. of Albuquerque and |
Bert of Caring, Iowa, left last sun
day for California, where both
families are spending the winter.
Mrs. Pollock's brother, DR.. Lewis
Martin of Los Angeles, has also
returned TO the coast.
Mrs. Henry Albers left Monday
for visit of several weeks with
friends in Los Angeles.
Mrs. H. B. White of the Weather.
ford hotel left on Tuesday for Mu-
rietta Spring, Calf, where she will
remain for a month or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Durham left |
Wednesday for Douglas, Ariz., to |
visit their son, Clarence, and wife. |
Later Mr.. and Mrs, Durham will
return to Phoenix for the remand
er of the winter.
]. b. Gunter left last week for
Los Angeles.
c. ]. Kilmer and family have
moved to California.
Mrs. L. NJ. Doe and Mrs. John
Hennessy left last week for an ex-
tensive visit on the coast, first Wis
iting Miss Elizabeth Hennessy, who
is in school at Immaculate Heart
convent at Hollywood.
i. S. Brien returned this week
from a visit on the coast and at
Phoenix.
Miss Rosemary Reinhold enter
tanned company of sixteen friends