The Coconino sun., 1921-09-16

the report of the committee on incor- poration and motion to rescind was carried unanimously.
 The Flagstaff club will be hostess to the Northern Arizona Federation of Woman's clubs on October 18th. This should be gala affair as all remember a former pleasant occasion.
 The hostesses for the afternoon had prepared an excellent program. The opening number was lovely song by Mrs. U. J. Lewis and it is almost un- necessary to add that Mrs. Lewis was compelled to respond to an encore. Following came violin solo by Mrs. Waters. What an addition her talent l will be to our club! Mrs. Waters also responded graciously to an encore af- ter which Mrs. Ray Babbitt entertain ed with review of the very popular book Miss Lulu Bett." It was a treat thus to get in condensed form the gist of this much talked of novel.
 The meeting adjourned until the second Saturday in October. | < l. <. <.
 Truman Davis Nuptials.
 A most felicitous affair came as a surprise to Flagstaff friends last Mon day morning when 1t was learned that two very popular young people had decided to embark together for life's voyage.
 Miss Clara Davis, the director of music in our public schools, had been as her co-workers thought, quite closely watched since her return from the east, but eluding such vigilance, she travelled to Prescott last Satur- day where she and MT. Orly Truman were united in marriage by the Rev. Brown of the Episcopal church.
 Mir. and Mrs. Truman are now re- ceiving the congratulations of their many friends. Their future home will be on Observatory Hill where MT. Tru- man has been connected for many years with the magnificent work being carried on there.
 Supper Tuesday Evening.
 Next Tuesday evening will be a treat for many who are planning to journey to Malpais Manor (the Fran cis home) to partake of a supper such as only the ladies of St. Margaret's Guild can serve. The supper will be fifty cents a plate and cars will be furnished for those who wish to at- tend. The cars will be at the court house from 5:30 o'clock on. The hour is six o'clock but a musical program will follow the supper and no one need hurry away. Plan not only to attend but take some friends.
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 Picnic in Shulz Pass.
 Mountains, pines, wild flowers and eats! A combination impossible to equal either east or west. The initial meeting of the Shakespeare club was social one with Mrs. William Rudd and Miss Mabel Milligan as hostesses.
 The long drive through Shulz pass was never to be forgotten one for no lOvelier drive can be found near Flagstaff and just now the wild flow CTS make wonderful carpet of color. Facing the Peaks on a marvellous knoll, the supper was spread at five o'clock and such supper. A mere reporter can not possibly do it justice. Course after course was served until at last the hungry multitude seemed fed. It was only then that thoughts of home came surging.
 Those happily included in the affair were: Mrs. Barrett, of Phoenix, Miss Nolan, Miss Kinsey, Mrs. Hugh Camp bell and daughter Luella, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Tom Rees, Mrs. Charles Isham, Mrs. Harry Embach, Mrs. Tom Pol lock, Mrs. Martin Fronske, Mrs. Der tha Kennedy, Miss Freda Johnson, Mrs. Frank Noble and the hostesses, Mrs. Rudd and Miss Milligan.
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 Honor Bride and Groom at
 Spring Valley.
 Wedding bells were ringing in Spring Valley last Sunday when liar " Green and Miss Laura Boyett, who were married in Flagstaff on Thurs day, motored to the home of the brides parents in Spring Valley.
 Invitations had been sent to their many friends by the brides parents, who met the happy pair with a glad welcome. There were thirty or forty people present.
 At one o'clock a wedding dinner was served; the first in Spring Valley. The dinner was prepared by the brides married sisters who had had experi- ence in such dinners. The dining room was decorted with flowers and roses ordered from Phoenix for the occasion. The young couple were seated at the table and the brides father, M. D. Boyett said grace and the turkeys soon disappeared.
 The afternoon was spent in music and singing until six o'clock when the wedding cake and tea were served.
 Mir. Green had plenty of cigars and soda water, though "white mule" was rather scarce, so if Harry was kicked it was by the bride. Everyone enjoy ed the wedding dinner and amuse- ments and their many friends wish the happy couple long and happy married life and every success.-Con- tributed.
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 Palestine Pageant.
 Dr. Allen Moore, F. R. G. S., direct or of the Palestine Pageant, is enroute for Texas and has because of the expressions of many friends of Flag staff in other parts of the state, stop