The Coconino sun., 1920-09-17

The groom is also known well and favorably and that their home is to be in Prescott, makes these same friends hopeful that Flagstaff may see them soon and often.
 Surprise Party
 One of the cleverest of surprises was perpetrated last Monday night on no less unsuspecting a person than the genial banker, M. I. Powers. The force at the bank decided that the only way to repay him for many de- lightful social favors was to make him the party to one of their own choosing.
 Now of course no dates are men, toned but it was really true birth day party just the same and the big birthday cake gleamed with any num- Der of candles just for the pretty ef- feet.
 Presents were in profusion for what is a birthday for if not for for clever, cheerful little gifts! Dan cling and games were enjoyed besides the bounteous lunch provided by the following friends: MT. and Mrs. H. P. Nelson, MT. and Mrs. Roger Morse, the Misses Ruth Latimer, Helen Sandon, Helen Knapp, Kellogg and the Messers Browning, Mills, and Err nest Colter.
 Woman's Club
 Last Saturday afternoon saw a splendid gathering of women assem- bled in the Clubs new meeting place, the Breen-Lewis Hall, ready for the opening meeting of the Flagstaff Woman's Club. The advisory board met early, at 2:30 in fact, to transact, the usual business falling to their lot At three o'clock the regular meeting was called to order by the new Pres- ident, Mrs. c. o. Lampland and the number greeting her must have inspired Ter for the coming years work.
 We are glad to note goodly num- Der of names to be voted upon as members and these too, being unan- imously voted to membership.
 Delegates were chosen by ballot for the fall meeting of the Northern Arizona District Federation which will meet some time in October in Kingman this year. members re- ceiying the highest votes were Mrs. Lou Charlebois, Mrs. Ray Babbitt, Mrs. U. J. Lewis, Mrs. Douglas Roome, Mrs. R. G. Stevenson, Mrs. Frank Noble.
 The Music Department had the pro- gram in charge for the afternoon and the chairman, Mrs. J. c. Clarke, an- the numbers.
 First was an instrumental selection from Liszt played by Mrs. Roger Morse of whose talent Flagstaff is justly proud. Mrs. K. G. Stevenson was next welcomed in charming little song from Robin Hood. She told of the opera the music club expected to take up shortly and then sang the selection from it, "When a maiden weds." It had particular charm for it was light and full of melody.
 The last number on the program was by the music department and was a lovely chorus from the same opera. Mrs. Ray Ewart sang the obligato and the audience was charmed with this | new voice in the club.
 Mrs. U. J. Lewis is directing the | music department this year and the l club is most gratified to have such a capable director.
 The program concluded, the pres ident adjourned ther meeting until ! October the ninth. But this was not | all, Mrs. Bertha Kennedy invited the adies to remain for social hour and greatly to the pleasure of those delicious cake and punch n bountiful measure served by | the following hostesses, Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, Mrs. Frank Harrison, Mrs. P. H. Nelson and Mrs. R. A. Morse. Many visitors were present and this ending will make them take the idea of becoming mem