The Coconino sun., 1920-09-03

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 Tuesday, April 26-Hostess and Dem- onstrator: Mrs. Stanley Sykes, as- sisted by Mrs. J. O. Parsons. Paper: Evolution of Cooking Utensils-Mrs. Chas. Woolfolk. Demonstration Sandwiches and canapes. Tuesday, May 24-Department Enter tainment, arranged by Mrs. J. E. Bentel. i LITERATURE DEPARTMENT Officers--Mrs. P. S. Coffin, chairman; Mrs. V. M. Slipher, secretary. Program committee - Mrs P. H. Nelson, Miss Mary G. Boyer, Miss 5 Gracia Saunders. . Meetings held at o'clock the first Saturday of each month at the homes of the members.
 Burton Holmes Travelogues). Saturday, September - Subject: South America - 1. Geographical Settings. 2. Manners and Customs. Leader: Mrs. Slipher. Saturday, October 2-Subject: South America-1. Industries and Occupa- tions. 2. History and Government. Leader: Miss Saunders. Saturday, November 6--Subject: South America-1. Architecture. 2. Edu- cation, Literature, Drama, Religion. l Leader: Mrs. Roome. Saturday, December 4-Subject: Ko- req and Japan--1. Architecture. 9. Manners and Customs. Leader: Mrs. Walker
 Saturday, January Subject: Korea and Japan--1. Industrial Life. 2. Education and Religion. Leader: Mrs. Nelson.
 Saturday, February 5-Subject: Ko- req and Japan-1. Art and Litera- ture. ?. History and Government. Leader: Miss Boyer.
 Saturday, March 5-Subject: Japan ese or Chinese Plays. Leader: Miss Bush.
 Saturday, April 2--Subject: China. Leader: Miss Latimer C Saturday, May s-Social meeting. Leader: Mrs. R. G. Babbitt.
 MUSIC DEPARTMENT Officers-Chairman, Mrs. J. c. Clarke; secretary, Mrs. P. H. Nelson; di- rector, Mrs. Mary Lewis; pianist, Miss Flora Jensen.
 Program Committee - Mrs. Louis Charlebois, Mrs. w. H. Porter, Mrs. Mary Lewis.
 Meetings held at 8 o'clock the third Saturday of each month at the homes of the members.
 Choral practice every second Tues day of the month.
 Saturday, September 18-Subject American Opera-Robin Hood (De- Koven) Leaders: Mrs. Roger Morse and Mrs. T. A. Stahl. Hostess: Mrs. Mary Lewis.
 Saturday, October 16--Subject: Amer ican Opera-Shanewis (Cadman). Leaders: Mrs. R. c. Stevenson and Mrs. R. Ewart. Hostess: Mrs. De- Ryder.
 Saturday, November 20 - Subject American Opera-Natoma (Her- bert). Leaders: Mrs. Walter Lind blom and Mrs. R. J. Connor. Host ess: Mrs. Woeber Smith. Saturday, December 1S - Subject Christmas Music. Leaders: Mrs. Mary Lewis, Mrs. Francis Morse. Hostess: Mrs. J. c. Kelly. Saturday, January 15-Subject: Ital- ian Grand Opera-Sampson and De- lilah. Leaders: Mrs. Chas. Isham, Mrs. H. B. Fay. Hostess: Mrs. c. B. Wilson.
 Saturday, February 1S-Subject: Eng fish Opera-Bohemian Girl. Lead CTS: Miss Selma Bush, Mrs. c. M. Archer. Hostess: Mrs. R. G. Stew enson.
 Saturday, March 1S-Subject: Irish Music. Leaders: Miss Margaret Walsh, Mrs. Louis Charlebois. Host ess: Mrs. Joe Babbitt. Saturday, April 16-Subject: Ameri- can Folk Music. Leaders: Mrs. F. C. Curtis, Mrs. J. D. Jackson. | Hostess: Mrs. E. Lennon. Saturday, May 21--Subject: Scandin- avian Music. Leaders: Mrs. Anne Noble, Miss Flora Jensen. Hostess: Mrs. T. A. Stahl.
 Big Party on
 Reservation Tour.
 A large party of Flagstaff people and their friends returned on Satur- day from week of sightseeing on the reservation, during which they had a most delightful time, seeing lot of country and escaping most of the car grief that usually attends an ex- tended desert trip
 In the party leaving here on Sun day morning, the 22nd, were: MT. and Mrs. John Verkamp, Mrs. T. E. Pol lock, her sister, Miss Helen Morton, and sister-in-law, Mrs. Dr. Louis Morton, and the latter's daughter Miss Marcia, all of the three last named being from Los Angeles; Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Miss Luella Camp bell, Mrs. Dan Campbell, Mrs. c. O. Robinson and daughter, Miss Mar gery, of Tempe; Dean Scarlett, of Phoenix; MT. Drake, the well-known Phoenix attorney, and Dr. E. s. Mill CT.
 After visiting Kayenta and the Marsh Pass ruins, the party return ed to Tuba City, where Mrs. Pollock, Mrs. Morton, the Misses Morton and Dr. Miller returned to Flagstaff be- cause of Miss Marcia Morton having been taken sick.
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