The Coconino sun., 1921-10-21
FEDERATION HONORS TWO FLAGSTAFF LADIES AND
 ENDORSES EDISON PLAN
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| record as endorsing this plan, which promises to be the biggest project ever attempted in the southwest.
 Various reports from the clubs rep resented show growth, cooperation and enthusiasm.
 The message from the very efficient presiding officer, Mrs. w. H. Timeroff, of Prescott, was a notable one and various echoes of it will be found in Echoes from the Convention" else- where in the paper.
 On Friday evening at eight-ffteen the Womans club kept open house in Ashurst auditorium. Here delegates enjoyed a most social time informally while members of the local club proved themselves cordial hostesses. The members of the home economies department served punch while the music sections of Williams and Flag staff presented most inspiring pro- gram. The towns-people are loud in their praise of the vocal and instru- mental numbers rendered while the Williams contingent proved them selves artists indeed.
 Saturday morning found the con- vention ready to take up the topic most vitally interesting to club mem bers at home and abroad--moving pictures.
 Opening the discussion, Mrs. w. c. Todt, of Kingman, told of the benefits derived and said she was glad to be one of the twenty million daily attend ing, who enjoyed doing so.
 Mrs. Warren, of Kingman, read an enlightening paper on Japan Censor ship" In conclusion, Mrs. Frank Harrison, of Flagstaff, gave splendid paper on Effect of Unwholesome Moving Pictures Upon Individuals"
 At noon the officers and local dele gates were hostesses at the McMullen cottage on the Normal campus. Over fifty ladies enjoyed delectable lunch con served most daintily.
 Mrs. McMullen's hospitality was most gracious and the visiting ladies enjoyed to the full this pleasant in- terim.
 The afternoon session found the hall crowded. An interesting paper on Conservation" was read by Mrs. T. H. Cureton, of Williams. There was free discussion of the movies and sing ing by the music section.
 When the nominating committee named Mrs. L. B. McMullen for pres- ident there was a burst of applause. After her election, Mrs. McMullen acknowledged the honor by gracious speech of acceptance, stating her plat form as the highest development of the individual through the group, this being accomplished only by the eff forts of each directed towards the common good.
 Other officers elected are: Vice. president, Miss Blanche Parsons; Sec ond vice. president, Mrs. w. P. Stew art, of Prescott; recording secretary, Mrs. o. w. Schluter; corresponding secretary, Mrs. C. O. Lampland, of Flagstaff; treasurer, Mrs. w. H. Rob- inette, of Williams.
 The Williams club extended an in- vitation for the Federation to meet with them next October.
 Dinner was given the visiting dele gates at the Commercial, followed by a delightful hour on Observatory hill, where Dr. V. M. Slipher and pr. c. O. Lampland did the honors royalty, per hitting all to get a glimpse of the starry heavens.
 Last years officers present as dele gates were: President, Mrs. w. H. Timeroff, Prescott; secretary, Mrs. Lillian Lineville, Kingman; treasurer, Mrs. E. F. Mathews, Prescott; vice president, Mrs Alice Clarke, Flag staff.
 .l Williams delegates-Mrs. Martin Buggeln, Mrs. E. J. Kirwan, Mrs. w. {, H. Robinette, Mrs. T. H. Cureton, Mrs. Harold Greene. Mrs. w. c. Kitten house, Mrs. J. w. Lee.
 Prescott-Mrs. Joseph Morgan, Mrs. Allen Love, Mrs. Julia Murphy, Mrs. w. w. Hays. Mrs. H. T. Southworth, Mrs. w. P. Stewart, Mrs. G. Fain.
 Winslow-Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Grady Gammage, Mrs. J. F.. Kleindienst.
 Kingman-Mrs. Inez De Wolf, Mrs. Margaret Todt, Mrs. Daisy M. Dudley, Mrs. Lily M. Elliott, Mrs. Lila D. White, Mrs. Pearl s. Warren.
 Flagstaff R. E. Taylor, Mrs. P. H. Nelson, Mrs. V. M. Slipher, Mrs. J. D. Jackson, Mrs. Henry Albers, Mrs. Chas. w. Isham, Mrs. Ed Bab- bitt, Mrs. J. B. Francis, Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh, Mrs. Frank B. Rich mond, Mrs. A. J. Mitchell, Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, Mrs. Frank Noble, Miss Minnie Lintz, Miss Ruth Latimer, Mrs. l.. B. McMullen, Mrs. Joe P. Will son, Miss Mary Boyer and Mrs. Frank Harrison.
 The appreciation committee was loud in its praise of reception and en- tertainment accorded the visitors. While all the ladies did share, great credit is due the president, Mrs. R. B. Taylor, and the vice-president of the Federation, Mrs. Alice Clarke. |