The Coconino sun., 1920-02-06
Young Ladies Celebrate


 Birthday.
 Finding anniversaries that match is always pleasure and Miss Martha Stahl and Miss Mildred Dunn decided to celebrate jointly an occasion So momentous.
 The Phillips home on Birch avenue lent itself admirably to such a gather ing of young people as assembled there last Tuesday night. Dancing and games furnished amusement un- til partners for supper were found, after an endless unraveling of strings suspended from every conceivable nook in the spacious hall. Much mer- riment ensued and laid the way for jolly good time at the lovely table proudly bearing on either end mag nifcent birthday cake presided over by each fair hostess. Many express sions of good will by classmates was evidenced by the pretty gifts received and at late hour the young guests bid their hostsesses adieu. Among the guests we found Mrs. Phillips and daughter Marion, Mrs. Stahl, Miss Rosemary Reinhold, Miss Hazel All sup, Miss Mary Michaelbach, Miss Velma Gum, Miss Margaret Walker, Miss Annis McGookin, Miss Margaret Stahl, Miss Katherine Hibben and Miss Anne Anulia Noble, the Messrs. George Cameron, Chester Black, Ern- est Yost, Henry Lesters, Albert Michaelbach, Ted LeBarron, Leonard Thorton and Melvin Mccormick.
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 Campfire Girls
 To Have Quarters of Their Own.
 We know of one fine thing this week. The Campfire Girls are going to have quarters of their own. We saw them armed with mops and pails just for all the world looking like the Gold Dust Twins.
 Where are you going, pretty maids ?" Were going cleaning, sir" they said.
 Of course we never suspected them of cleaning at home, so curiosity prompted us to follow them. Well, they went up the library stairs and turning to the left, we entered large and spacious room and here found the girls in complete possession of it, thanks to the donor, MT. T. E. Pollock.
 Now, of course, the gift of a room was not enough. They are looking for all kinds of donations. Already they have rugs and pictures offered them-and above all, fine American flag. They want you to help them settle down to housekeeping and then they plan to have "open house"-a ceremonial occasion when they expect | to appear in their attractive ceremon- ial dresses. They're awake all right | and at the same time they're learn ing some valuable lessons.
 Come On, Let's Cor
 How is that for a slogan? Only a live organization could think of such | a stirring one and all those who at tended the Christian Endeavor pro- gram given at the Federated church | on Monday evening will tell you that | this particular Flagstaff society is just | such live wire and means business.
 w. Roy Berg, the big southwestern field secretary of the C. E. society, | was the speaker last Monday night. | Special music was given by the choir | under the direction of Mir. Fowler | and speeches by the returned dele gates were also in order. These dele gates, Miss Harper and Miss Akin, 1 had just returned from the big con- vention in Phoenix and they brought | with them the new convention song, which the choir took up and sang Justify. After the meeting Mir. Berg | demonstrated further his ability as ! leader by putting on some clever games and stunts which made the so- cial hour one long to be remembered.
 The society gives a social tonight at the Presbyterian church at 7:30 D. m. and are most anxious to have q