The Coconino sun., 1921-05-20
Closing Meet for Musicians.

ic department will meet at the home of Mrs. Ernest Lennon.
 This enter. rising department has insisted all through the year that it bears the palm when it comes to at- tendance and good times. We'll tell you next week about this closing number which promises to be better than any previous one for supper is to be the grand finale.
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 Dancing Party.
 The lovely Lennon home on East Elm has been the scene of many
 lovely affairs in the week just past and with the affair scheduled for to- morrow makes series of social func- tions in the pretty spacious rooms.
 On Wednesday evening dancing party quite proved itself an enjoyable affair for the married folks while on Friday evening the young son of the household entertained most delight fully group of his Normal friends. Refreshments on both occasions were a welcome accompaniment.
 Five Hundred.
 The Five Hundred Club was regally entertained on Wednesday night at the home of Judge F. w. Perkins, the hostesses being Mrs. C. B. Wilson and Mrs. Warren Perkins.
 Eastern Star Initiates and Feasts.
 The Eastern Star lodge had fine banquet Saturday night, as part of the ceremonies incident to the inita- tion of the following members: Mrs. Warren Perkins, Miss Kathleen And erson, Mir. and Mrs. Douglas S. Roome, Mrs. Minnie B. Williams, Mrs. Eli Giclas and George Fisher.
 Mrs. Whetstein, of Prescott. was present, this being her first official visit. At the banquet, Dr. E. S. Mil Ter presided. Mrs. Whetstein com plimented the lodge on it's splendid work, and said this was one of the best chapters in the west. Mrs. George NJ. Neher gave a vocal solo, with her sister, Mrs. Elsa Myers, as accompanist. Roger Morse gave a violin solo, his wife accompanying. There were several short, impromptu addresses.
 Arthur Riordan to Marry
 on Fourth of June.
 Rev. C. Vabre on Sunday announced the banns of Arthur Riordan, of Flagstaff, to Miss Virginia Byrnes, of St. Marys, Kan, which is to take place on the fourth of June, the mar riage to be solemnized in that city at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Bylnes.
 EOltou-ipor tho ooraranpx, tbo x,a,o<. people having as yet made no definite plans for their wedding trip, will in couple of weeks, be back in Flag staff where MT. Riordan has a home all prepared, on North Leroux street. *$+$
 General Meeting of Woman's Club.
 The last general meeting of the | Woman's Club was one that will long be remembered with great pleasure. |
 Aside from the usual business in- cident to the closing of the club year, the hostesses for the occasion had | been instrumental in arranging a splendid program which was received with applause.
 At the conclusion of the business meeting new members were voted in ! who will share in the ensuing years l program.
 Mrs. Lampland, the retiring presi- 1 dent, asked Mrs Clark to occupy the ! chair while she made most grateful l acknowledgment for the splendid CO., operation of her fellow club women during her successful year as presi- dent.
 All felt that her work had been most conscientiously and consistently performed.
 Though her untiring efforts many good things have been put through this year and it is with the greatest | confidence in her successor, Mrs. R. E. Taylor, that she hands over the reins of government. The hostesses for the afternoon, Mrs. Charles Isham, Mrs. Tom Rees, Mrs. R. c. Stevenson and Mrs. Al S;jl- ford, greeted many besides club mem- bers who came later for the program and soon all were seated for the open ing number, an orchestral selection by Miss Ruth Lightburnes promising young pupils. Insrapid succession the other numbers followed, piano solos, 1 violin solos, most lovely and artistic 1 folk dances given by Miss Rosemary Reinhold's classes. These dances are the result of the splendid physical education at the Emerson. The little tots of the kindergarten class came skipping in with the aband- on all love to see and gave a number | of clever little games and songs. Ire childrea of St. Anthony i school also canie forward with several lovely vocal selections, also a charm | ing whistling duet by two little tots. The closing number was given by members of Miss Davis Glee club and their lovely clear voices showed their splendid training.
 Such feast of good things con- cluded the program for all but the happy participants and they had not been overlooked by the hostesses and so in came great trays of luscious ice cream cones all labeled for the young people who had so generously given | AI...