The Coconino sun., 1921-02-18
Edited by MRS. FRANK NOBLE.

hood, upholds; reminding us, too, that Lincoln's birthday fell on the evening the club had chosen to celebrate, which should make it doubly memor,- able one. Mrs, R. G. Stevenson and Miss Mildred Honben played live ly duet.
 Mrs. Ray Babbitt, in most finish ed manner gave Ida Tarbell's "Did l Know Lincoln?" One had only to close the eyes to be carried back to Illinois and in that little country store live over again those scenes in Lincoln's earlier life, so realistic was it all!
 Mrs. Charlebois sang our state song, the chorus by the audience. Miss Mary Boyer followed with incidents and anecdotes of early Arizona and more intimate touches of our own Flagstaff. This proved intensely in teresting, for a great many personal touches were given.
 Mrs. Fay played two dainty selec- tions on the piano, after which social groups were formed and delicious re- treatments Served-dainty ices in handpainted favors and cakes.
 | + ff Shakespeare Club.
 Miss Mary Costigan was hostess Monday night at the Orpheum to the members of the Shakespeare club. These evenings are always a pleas ure and the guests were profuse in their thanks to Miss Costigan for pleasant evening.
 ++++ New Library Board Meets.
 Business pertaining to the library was transacted Saturday afternoon when the board met. That this is an enthusiastic board is proven by the way it is taking up new matters. Some day Flagstaff will awaken and find a real public library here and we'll all benefit thereby. Watch for it and boost whenever you can. < | < | Recital by
 Miss Lightburne's Pupils.
 The junior and intermediate pupils of Miss Miriam R. Lightburne gave two delightful programs at her home this past week. On Friday afternoon the junior pupils met, the program was as follows:
 Allegretto ............................... Beyers Jack Bongberg. The Song of the Katydid. w. Kern
 Ruth Sullivan. Dixie Land ......................T. l.. Rickaby Henry Giclas. Folded Wings .........,........R. R. Forman Lola May Sinclair. Duet-Playing Tag .............. Magstein Catherine McNamara and Henry Giclas. ! The Goot Ride ............F. l.. Bristow Althea Jones. Flying the Kite ........-......Th. Salome Altah McCollum. | Swaying Trees ........Geo. l.. Spaulding Alice Beeson. i Violin--Blue Eyes.-.....C. F.. Seeboeck
 Fred Collins. Nipples r. Lawson Vivette Wilson. Out in the Field Engleman Florence Cooper. Youth and Old Age.............H. Necke Catherine McNamara. Memories of Spring. Anthony Josephine Wilson. Duet-Snow Bells ..................F. Behr
 Vivette and Mary Wilson.
 Tuesday afternoon the intermedi- ates met and rendered the following program:
 Briar Rose ........................G. F. Harmer
 Hazel Alsop. Mandolin-Andante .....Wessenberg
 Helen Runke. At the Fair ......................L. A. Bugbee Clara Collins. In Measured Tread ad........Ed Parlow
 Alberta Kinsey | The Cuckee ...................-......H.N V. Gael
 Marcia Slipher. 1 Sweet Bess Gavotte. Bechter
 Ruth Mcdonald. Mandolin-Ave Maria. Bach -Gounod
 Genevieve Collins. | Arrival of the Brownies s................ ....................................B. B. R. Anthony
 Mary Wilson. Rondo Etude..........W. D. Armstrong
 Edith Foster. Violin-Melody in .Rubinstein
 Robert Taylor. l Playful Rondo .......-........C. w. Greene ! Florence Norman. Gypsy Dance..........................H. Lichner
 Marjorie Bongberg. Trio-La Cinruantaine ...................... Gabriel Marie Fred, Genevieve and Clara Collins. l < + $ Action Taken by
 Former Library Board.
 While the Woman's club is delight ed over the shift of responsibility in regard to the public library, yet it is with regret that some of the mem- bers give up their pet project. Through the vicissitudes of some eight years a number of faithful sponsors have watched both it's growth and oftimes seeming decline. However discouraging the outlook has been at l - c-- i----.. 4 .4 a.,4nila tlo in,