The Coconino sun., 1921-05-27

Buttercup. Elizabeth Seay Pansy..........................He Helen Richardson Daffodil Mae Sinclair Violet .....-.....................V .Vevette Wilson Sweet Brier Mildred Matson Mignonette Millicent Mover Lily Dorothy Norman Sweet Pea. Margaret Matson NarcissuS .Verna Simmons Fairy........................, Ruth Sullivan Sunbeams and Raindrops...........
 First and Second Grades
 Scene l
 Princes invitation to the May Day Ball.
 Scene II
 Godmother Nature sends Daisy off to the ball.
 Ccene III
 The May Day Ball and the shower.
 Scene W
 The Princess of Sunbeam Castle. The Glee Club and the Orchestra added greatly to the pleasure of the afternoon.
 Music Section Meets
 Saturday afternoon the music de- partment of the Woman's club assem- bled at the Lennon home, as 1t was scheduled the last meeting, more than the usual number attended. Ms. J. c. Clarke presided and after roll call and unfinished business, the new chairman for the next club year was introduced-Mrs. R. c. Stevenson, who in tentative way, outlined her plans for next year. Every member pledges alliegance and with the mem- bership soaring into the thirties it looks as though this department will be the banner one. Quite few new members were present on Saturday last and enjoyed the program pre- sented by Miss Flora Jensen and Mrs. Frank Noble. The afternoons pro- gram was an interpretation of Scand- inayian music and because of the wealth of material, Grieg had been chosen as the master musician to in terpret the moods of these music lov- ing people. Mrs. Stevenson gave 8 short sketch of his life and followed this with morning song. Next the study of Peer Gynt was taken up as dramatic reading and the lovely opera interpreted it -M Mrs. Fay playing several piano solos, Mrs. Lewis sing ing and Miss Jensen also playing.
 Miss Agnes Johnson played Nor wegian wedding march and also play ed number of folk dances on the Edison which were characteristic of these sturdy northern people. The feast of music however was but foretaste of that which was to follow, for each member had provided some thing for the "inner man" and this had been daintily spread in the spac- ious dinning room where at five thirty all seated themselves and en- joyed the unusual repast.
 Mrs. Clarke, the retiring chairman, was voted many appreciative thanks for her untiring efforts for the past year and it was with seeming re%uct- ance that the members disbanded. Howevef, whispers are abroad that this departme1t may present some thing in the very near future at the 0rpbeum :, Mrs. Leanoa wA unanimously voted a charming hostess and thus the last meeting of the year closed.
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 Recital on Saturday
 The intermediate and junior pupils VI MISS AAANu IASufPuihC, oyoissCo bx the Flagstaff Juvenile orcfiestra, will give recital in the old Presby- teram church tomorrow afternoon, May 2S, at 3 p. m. The public is cordially invited. No admission fee.
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 Ladies Aid Society
 1 A very enjoyable afternoon was <spent by some thirty ladies last We'd nesday when they assembled in the PresbWerisn Aaurch. A very special program was given, Miss Margaret Walker reading selection, Mrs. Mil Ter giving lovely vocal solo and Mrs. Fay a much appreciated piano solo.
 Mve. V. M. Shpher, Mrs. c. O. Lampland and Mrs. Kate Wisehart were hostesses and dispensed tea and cake to the ladies at five o'clock. En- couragement over the increased at tendance was marked feature of the afternoon.
 $$$$ yCamp Fire Picnic
 ' Not quite satisfied with the lovely picnics their guardian so carefully plans, the members of this live organ