The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1921-12-30

they have indeed been favored. Each
hall has entertained and on Friday
Mrs. McMullen will be hostess to thu.
civics department of the Woman's
club. aA
Dinner Party
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Walker charm
ingly entertained at very elaborate
dinner on Tuesday evening in compli-
ment to the teachers remaining here
for the holidays. The following guests
are quite sure their hours were most
pleasantly spent in the Walker home:
Miss Minnie Lintz, Miss Clara Wheel
er, Miss Dockstader, Miss Gertrude
Kellogg, Miss Alberta Platz and Mrs.
Drake.
Community Players
The local organization of which so
little is heard, but which promises to
blossom forth and give something real
ly worth while, were guests last We'd
nesday on the invitation of one Of
their members, Miss Gertrude Kellogg
at luncheon served at the home Of
Mrs. Woodill.
Miss Katherine Kennedy, a former
member Of this little group of artists,
was an honor guest. Miss Kellogg
was most gracious in her hospatility
and after the delicious luncheon the
guests regaled themselves with con-
versation and discussion Of future
clever appearances.
The guests for the affair included
Miss Kennedy, Miss Dewey, Mrs. P.
H. Nelson, Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, Mrs.
Tom Rees, Mrs. Charles Isham, Mrs.
Frank Noble, Miss Minnie Lintz.
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Afternoon Tea
Tuesday afternoon many wended
their way to the Kennedy home to
greet Miss Katherine, who had re-
turned from the coast for the holidays.
A jolly afternoon was spent recall
ing old times and experiences.
Those enjoying the afternoon were
the Misses c. Emma Vandervort, Lura
Kinsey, Mabel Milligan, Dorothy
Jake, Mary, Barbara and Louise
Rickel, Gertrude Babbitt, Alma Acker,
Florence Butler, Edna and Ruth Dot
son, Agnes Hoyt, Ellen Saunders and
the Mesdames Truman, Stevenson,
Voolfolk and Thomas.
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Home Economies
The home economies department of
the Flagstaff, Woman's club will meet
next Thursday afternoon, January 5,
at the home of Mrs. Grover C. Hut
son. This meeting was postponed
from December 81.
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Building Fund
Next Thursday evening you must
come to the Orpheum and find out
just how much we are planning on
that new club house.
A picture and program will be CIV
en-. The program will consist Of six
solo dances given by Miss Vivian
Spellmire of Williams, a talented,
charming interpretive dancer whom
some of us know.
Following will be the solo numbers
given by Miss Spellmire:
1. Will o. the Wisp - Miracle Of
Love-" F. w. Mckee.
2. An Old Fashioned Dance -
"Gavotte," Aletter.
8. The Phantom of Death - Pre-
lude, Rachmaninoff.
a. Doll Dance - "By The Water
melon Vine," Allen.
5. Nymph Of the Woods, "Blue
Danube" Strauss.
6. Are You From Dixie? - By re-
quest.
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The Civics Department
OF the Woman's club will hold their
social meeting at the home of Mrs.
Friday, December 30, at 8
p. m. Come out and enjoy q social
hour with us and we are sure you will
become a member of this department.
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Little Campbells
Have a Party
Mrs. w. A. Campbell delighted the
hearts of her little children, Bruce
and Martha Avo Campbell, last Fri
day afternoon by having lot Of their
little friends in for a party, at which
there was lot Of fun and many good
things to eat. The guests were:
Katherine and William Narrower, Ma