The Coconino sun., 1921-06-10

week. It has been busy one. Child ren are happy to be free for few months but in many instances they still long for what the school gives them-companionship and directed occupation.
 Wednesday things began to hum work that had not seemed pressing before, some way had to be handed in on that day! Such a busy scene as Emerson presented. Then the Kind ergarten had their final exercises. Over thirty interested friends arrived at ten to see the little tots give their little folk dances and short play.
 The song cycle represented the var ious months of the school year and from the time they went trudging to school with their little slates until June came with her roses, each num- Der followed in happy sequence.
 The pretty little dances that follow ed were well executed for such little folks showing fine sense of rhythm had been developed. An appreciative audience made those in cnarge feel amply repaid for any effort put forth.
 At two on Wednesday the eighth grade held their graduation program. Fluffy gowns and striking neck-ties were much in evidence while the real spirit of the afternoon was displayed when their clever little class day pro- gram was put on. Miss Hougan, teacher for the grade, acted as spon- sor tor the splendid class that steps up lnId the nlntn grade, every mem- Der ot which, 1t Is hoped, will keep up the good work until the senior mgh Is tlnisned.
 The exhibition on Thursday was largely attended. In tne lower nall hung the art exhibit unaer Miss Carl son 5 uIrectlon. we neaId many Iav- oraDie comments on Ine work. Miss Carison nad presented the work Tn most Iascinaling way Go the pupils put at Jne same Clme mas hau d meLn- od in her mInd wilcn Win snow It. seiI Iii the work of the children from year to year. UnoouDteuly Inls Is tne nnesp art eXnlDlt Emetson mas ever nad. MISS Carlson also nau smaiier class OI oider glris wnose work was snown m the norary.
 Inns ciass was an elgnl O'CLOCK class ana only Tor two mornings week since the last semlster but even so the work was more than creditable ana the girls regret they did not take II up sooner.
 Mrs. Brown had splendid array of practical as well as fancy articles on display Tn the domestic science room.
 here 1t was clearly demonstrated that real problems ot the nome had been taken into consideration.
 Mr McNey had fine showing of the work in manual arts. The boys seem to have been unusually busy this year for their products showed real labor.
 The school work for the year under the grade teachers was in some way displayed in each room. We were so glad to see the splendid project work of the various grades.
 The junior high had worked out some striking examples of this ex- cellent type of work.
 A fine exhibition and deserving of the interested crowd that viewed it.
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 Final Social Function
 The Shakespeare club enjoyed their last social function of the club year Friday night with Mrs. Noble as hostess. A picnic supper was planned and at six the guests were enjoying it hugely. After the supper the guests were regaled by little play-Shakes- peare-up-to-date, and what a play it was. Imagine Hamlet buying Ford automobiles and Portia, whose father, Shylock, was the agent, and you have one reel of the comedy.
 Nevertheless great time was had and the following guests were en- thusiastic over the performance: Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, Mrs. Harry Embach, and sister, Miss Meek; Mrs. K. R. Pollock; Mrs. Hugh Campbell; Mrs. Charles Isham; Mrs. l.. K. Hart; Mrs. McMullen; Miss Minnie Lintz; Miss Gertrude Kellogg; Miss Selma Bush; Miss Freda Johnson; Miss Katherine Kennedy; Miss Mable Milligan; Mrs. Al Sanford; Miss Mary Costigan and Mrs. Hilda Fronske. The new club program say the club stands adjourned until September.
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 State Official Married
 In Flagstaff Sunday
 Among the early June brides of Coconino county was Miss Nola Daye Hinman of Delta, Colorado, who autoed from Metcalf in Greenlaw county, accompanied by Mrs. Dr. l.. A. w. Burtch, sister of the groom, her daughter, Margery, and w. R. Ingh- ram, Chief Clerk to State Engineer Thomas Maddock, to join in the Holy bonds o{ matrimony with Alfred York Terrell.
 The interesting ceremony was per formed by Rev. w. H. Took of the Federated Church at the Manse in the presence of the immediate friends of the parties Sunday, June 5. The hap py couple intend spending their hon eymoon at the Grand Canyon after which they will be at home at Riordan where MT. Terrell will resume his position with the Highway Depart ment.
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