The Coconino sun., 1921-09-23
Edited by MRS. FRANK NOBLE.

Miss Rosemary Reinhold was hostess to delicious six o'clock dinner at the Matson home in honor of Miss Freda Johnson, who all unsuspecting, saun- tered in at six o'clock and found guests waiting to wish her felicitous congratulations for many future years.
 The table was lovely picture with mahogany candlesticks with blue shades, dainty place cards marking places for the following: Miss Freda Johnson, Miss Florence Pancake, Miss Agnes Hoyt, Mrs. Agnes Johnson, Miss Glenna Taber, Mrs. Matson and Mrs. Noble.
 Two wonderful birthday cakes crowned the feast as Miss Florence Pancake shared in the honors when it came to celebrating birthdays.
 The evening was pleasantly spent at cards.
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 Reception-Delightful Affair.
 Last Friday evening found many vending their way to the Presbyterian church for cordial invitation had been extended all patrons of our pub lie school to meet the new teachers who were to preside over the destinies of so many children this coming school year.
 The church itself seemed to extend an unusual welcome as it stood decked in glowing yellow flowers. Attractive brown baskets held this lovely array, while scattered about were tables around which many social groups soon formed after doing the honors in the receiving line. Dr. and Mrs. Fronske, Dr. and Mrs. Slipher, Mir. Harrington, Mrs. Merritt, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Kennedy were more than ready to greet both new and old and hearty handshake was the best ex- pression of good fellowship. Mir. and Mrs. Thomas have already won many friends during their short sojoun in Flagstaff and this but strengthened the bonds A musical program added | greatly to the pleasure of the even | ing. Miss Ruth Lightburn's orchestra had cozy nook all their own from which it dispensed sweet strains dur ing the evening. Mrs. A. G. Pearson sang sweetly as did also Mrs. Fred Allen. All Flagstaff loves to hear these voices.
 ] At the conclusion of the program dainty refreshments of ice cream and cake were heartily partaken of after i which all joined in real social even ! ing. The adieus extended the school board showed appreciation heartfelt and sincere that a coming together of members interested in school work should have been suggested and car ried out to so happy a conclusion. l :. |. {. :.
 Saturday Outing.
 Annual festivals are always looked forward to eagerly by old timers and no exception is the annual compli- mentary picnic extended the new mem bers of the Emerson faculty. Last | Saturday the day was set to take the "tender-feet" out for a real honest to-goodness rough western outing. l Promptly at ten-thirty cars called for the guests and delightful ride through Schulz Pass was the first in itiation ceremony. However, this was so acceptably received that for time is seemed no gloom was to be cast. The second number was scheduled | -tato. tlCu ClliShtI, COiH Ol COD, apple pie, ice cream, ct cetera, and still the spirits refused to be in one whit dampened.
 As a fitting climax to the delicious dinner came mysterious cake-the real feature being two beautiful white doves resting o' ts top. While cur iosity ran rife and each fair damsel hoped it might be placed before her, Mrs. Truman was the lucky recipient and graciously acknowledged the compliment.
 Upon cutting this tempting speci- men it became noised abroad that it was truly wedding cake, for To and behold, Miss Ellen Saunders drew the ring, Mir. McVey the button, Miss Carlson the dime and Miss Rosemary Reinhold the thimble. Naturally the entire faculty is set for any develop ment along these lines.
 After dinner several hiking parties were inaugurated, some to Mt. Elden, others to various ranches, while others simply stayed in the beautiful spot and absorbed it all. At five-thirty the following were homeward bound: MT. and Mrs. Thomas and son Harold, Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, Mrs. Wisehart, Mrs. Dotson and the Misses Dotson, Miss Reinhold, Miss Hoyt, Miss Taber, MT. Eberhardt, Miss Hauck, Miss Carlson, Mrs. Truman, Miss Leedom, MT. Me Vey, Miss Lura Kinsey, Miss Pan cake, Miss Butler, Miss Anderson, Miss Milligan, Miss Saunders, Mrs. Noble, Annie Amelia Noble, Miss Van dervort, Miss Watkins, MT. McGookin and Miss Agnes McGookin, Miss Freda Johnson and Mrs. Ramon Also.
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