The Coconino sun., 1920-02-20
Admission Day Celebrated.


 One of the best club days of the year was that of last Saturday after noon when the general meeting was attended not only by goodly num- Der of members, but host of friends besides. The day was an ideal one for any occasion which made it possi- ble for all to come in full force. Then too, an attractive program had been arranged. After the business session the president gave the meeting over to Mrs. l.. c. Stevenson. The pro- gram was a most excellent one con- taining as it did varied and inter- esting account of Arizona's possibili- ties, accomplishments and advantages over other states. Readings from Arizona's favorite poets, paper on Ari- Zona's laws concerning women; letters from prominent iAriZonians, descrip- tion of her flag and her flower; songs by real composers of the state-all these but exemplifed in song and story her own true greatness and gave a feeling of pride at the mere thought of being one to make up the glorious number of her population.
 Miss Mary Boyer had worked up a pretty number, taken from an Ari- zona composer of verse The fairy queen and her attendants were rep resented by Campfire Girls and when the raised curtain revealed the queen upon her throne-Miss Annis McGookin-the audience applauded 1 loudly while the fairy attendants danced upon the stage. Each was some helpful fairy, but the crown was ! given to the sprite of St. Valentine, 1 for that was the one that had helped mate the bachelors and maids of good old Flagstaff. The girls were par ticularly charming in their clever dancing steps.
 The decorations of the hall had been we'll carried out by using the national colors as well as the original design of the state flag.
 The aftermath-a social hour. made fitting close for so fine an af- ternoon.
 The hostesses, Mrs. Keller, Mrs. w. A. Campbell and Mrs. Beutel, of the home economies department, proved themselves hostesses indeed, for the delicious cakes and cream in red and white went long ways towards mak. ing the day memorable one.
 Many guests signified their inten. tion of becoming members at the nex, meeting.
 The following is the complete pro. gram: IA Reading, Arizona" Sharlott M. Hall
 former State Historian-Edith liar f. Territorial Song, Arizona, Sunkisset
 Land"-Mrs. Frank Cox and Mrs
 Elsie Averill-Members of Music
 Dept. of Club. Paper, Points Concerning the Law!
 of Arizona"-Mrs. Frank Harrison Reading-Mrs. Raymond Babbitt.
 State Song, Arizona, Mrs. Margare thal-Members of Music Dept. o
 Club.
 Reading, An Old Timers Lament H. K. Stabler--Lillian Tally. Reading, Did the Children All Pass
 Mrs. Downing-Mabel Moorman. "The Fairy Browning" Mrs. Laur; Case Downing-Camp-Fire Girls. Queen, Annis McGookin. Fairies, Anne Amelia Noble, Martha Stahl, Frankie Starbuck, Mildre'
 Dunn.
 ] "Star Spangled Banner.
 Refreshments.
 Our president says: Club women will you not respond to this call a you have to similar calls in the past Our quota is at least one $1SO.OO or phan and we should adopt more if W, meet the quota according to member ship. Will you give this matter ser ious thought and see if you cannot a least give 25c a month? That ou club may get proper credit will yo' nlease return the pledge cards to tn