The Coconino sun., 1921-07-29
Edited by Miss Katherine Kennedy

piano, did some of his solo stunts on one of Sullivan & Taylor's pianos, getting a good crop of encores. He has been sick most of the time since he came here, and it was with a great deal of effort that he kept from the audience any suspicion that he wasn't as full of pep as he acted.
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 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. William Babbitt was hostess at a bridge lunch con. Her beautiful home was decor ated in lovely pink roses, and pink was carried through as the color scheme. After a most delicious lunch con the following ladies enjoyed an afternoon of bridge: Mrs. Arthur Riordan, Miss Margaret Costillo, Miss Catherine Brown, Miss Gertrude Bab- bit, Miss Helen Babbitt, Miss Mar garet Walsh, Miss Cecelia Schulz, Miss Luella Campbell, Miss Dorothy Jakle, Miss Blanche Riordan, and Miss Anna Riordan. Miss Anna Riordan was the fortunate one, having the high score at the close of the playing and winning beautiful collar and cuff set.
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 Mrs. Wheat and Mrs. Hill.
 Last Thursday afternoon saw the beautiful home of Mrs. Wheat decor ated in lovely yellow flowers; this col or scheme was carried out in the place cards, the decorations and the menu. A delightful afternoon at cards was followed by a most delicious lunch con. Place cards marked seats for the following: Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Wheat, Mrs. Sid Gassman, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Dawes, Miss Callie Long, Mrs. Ed. Babbitt, Mrs. Embach, Mrs. Frank Harrison and Miss Lena Doyle.
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 Bridge Club.
 After pleasant time at bridge at the home of Mrs. Ed. Babbitt, the Bridge Club adjourned to the Silver Tea held at Mrs. Schermann's. j. < j. .:'
 Alumni Association.
 The Alumni association of the Nor maj school had meeting last Mon day night at the Ashurst auditorium It was decided to have a picnic next Saturday at Woody Mountain, each member to be allowed to invite one other member. It is hoped that there will be a large crowd ready to take the logging train Saturday morning for an all-day picnic to Woody Noun tain. <. < ...-:-
 Mrs. Kennedy Home. Mrs. B. S. Kennedy, principal of the high school, returned from Boulder Colo, last Friday. Mrs. Kennedy anc Mrs. Noble have been attending sum. mer school at Boulder. Mrs. Noble went on to Culver, Ind, to visit rel atives, before returning here.
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 Camping at Oak Creek
 Miss Florence Campoell, Miss Eliza beth Hennessy, Miss Louise Rickel an( Miss Barbara Rickel are camping a Oak Creek this week. They are ex pected home, Saturday.
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 Eastern Star.
 On Tuesday evening, the member, of the Eastern Star gave a banque to celebrate the 00-membership mark Mrs. Conley and Mrs. Anderson were initiated at the meeting and wer the ones to swell the number to tn, 200 mark. About seventy-fve guest sat down at the two beautifully dec orated tables in the banquet room il Masonic hall, to the following menu roast lamb, escalloped potatoes, buns butter, jelly, fruit salad, pickles olives, celery, ice cream, cake an coffee. During the course of the ev ening, Dr. Miller gave most inter esting history of the Eastern Star Mrs. Allen and Miss Hazel Garin sang several lovely solos, and Mrs Schwarz and Miss Lightburn playe beautiful duets.
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 Order of Pythian Sisters.
 Last Friday evening, after the reg ular meeting, the Pythian Sister were invited by Mrs. Devaney, Mir Neill and Mrs. Brewer to partake c chicken dinner. It was a deliciou dinner and a most enjoyable time wa reported.
 Guests From Williams. Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Kelly entertain ed MT. and Mrs. Messimer, of Will jams, and Mrs. Messimer's mother, { . Kansas City, last Sunday. The da was spent most enjoyably at the eli dwellings.
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 At Oak Creek.
 Last Friday afternoon the Cam Fire Group from the Normal schoo together with Miss Reinhold, Velm Gum, Violet Raudebaugh, Annis M Gookin, Florence Norman, Katie Bea Margaret Walker, Katherine Becl with, Lucretia McMullen, Mary Wi M~.-x-xl CAcI1 c-I Mo,,kI