The Coconino sun., 1921-01-07


 son, who placed it immediately where the need was greatest.
 Don't you think this commend able venture?
 General Club Meeting.
 | Tomorrow will be the January meeting of the general club. Start out the new year right by making a resolution to attend not only this one but the remaining five of the club year.
 The Home Economies department will have charge and the hostesses are the Mesdames Mullen, Archer, Nc. Kinney, Hutson, Frohmiller and Miss Agnes Dodson. Come and bring a friend.
 Teachers Return.
 The weeks vacation offered our teachers was enjoyed to the full. Some stayed quetly at home and made the hours count in recuperating from strenuous pre-holiday rush. Miss Strange went to the coast and visited with her home folks at Lodi; Miss Hoyt also visited on the coast at Po- mona, where relatives reside; Miss Florence Pancake left for the coast on Thursday and met a number of friends from Colorado and together they spent delightful holiday sea- son; Miss Clara Davis spent the week in Los Angeles, motoring and dining with friends; Miss Katherine Kennedy left on Sunday for Phoenix, visiting | friends and attending institute; Miss Mary Jane Leedom went to Prescott on Friday and spent Christmas and New Years with Miss Anna Gertrude Linney; Miss Lura Kinsey, Miss Rose. mary Rienhold, Miss Freda Johnson and Mrs. Frank Noble motored to Phoenix, leaving Flagstaff Sunday morning, spending that night at Pres cott and reaching Phoenix Monday evening, attending the teachers association; Miss Hogan, Miss Van Idervort, Miss Carlson, Miss Saunders, Miss Milligan, MT. McVey and Prof. Richardson all attended the associa- tion and incidentally saw Phoenix at its best.
 We saw many former Flagstaff peo- pie, for Phoenix is winter resort for many who find the north too cold. A great number of the Normal teach CTS also attended the association and at the big Normal banquet given on Wednesday evening, three presidents ofcour Normal were in evidence-Dr. R. H. Bloome, Dr. J. O. Creager and Dr. l.. B. McMullen; this banquet was a mighty fine affair and everyone was quite enthusiastic over the reception and entertainment accorded them.
 We were fortunate in visiting the Hendrix home in Mesa, wonderful drive over paved road from Phoenix.
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 Post Holiday Quiet.
 The holiday season always brings a reaction. We hear in every hand good resolutions to stay at home and take things calmly-locally this seems to be true for very few seem to be in the mood to entertain.
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 Cards on Tuesday Evening.
 The J. P. Moran home was the scene of gay party last Tuesday ev- ening when number of friends as- sembled for cards, while later a de- licious little lunch was served.
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 Shower for Bride-to-be.
 What jolly surprise it was to be sure! Miss Minnie Rickel has been the recipient of many social favors during the past week because of her approaching marriage to Michael Ginsburg, of Los Angeles, but none could have been pleasanter than that of last Tuesday evening at the Wight home on Birch street. Mrs. Wight had assembled Miss Rickel's friends by eight o'clock and then 'phoned her to come over as she had just had a most important letter from the groom. Naturally Miss Minnie came on flying feet and on entering found the following friends eager to receive her: Mrs. G. c. Hutson, Mrs. Al puhkin, Mrs. Dave Lowell, Mrs. Wm. Winter, Mrs. Joe Frohmiller, Mrs. Edwin Babbitt, Mrs. George Flem- ing, Mrs. Lou Charlebois, Mrs. John Pollard, Mrs. Tom Phelan, Miss Marie Garrett, Miss Rose Garrett, Miss Frances Collins, Miss Rose Anderson, Miss Dorothy Truswell, Miss Mad aline Brant and Miss Mary Rickel.
 A lovely miscellaneous shower was part of the surprise as well as bountiful lunch. Games were played and the best of advice handed out to the bride.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur A. Foster en- tertained at dinner on New Years Day Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Simpson and son and Mir. and Mrs. Frank Boil and daughter.
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