The Coconino sun., 1921-10-07

United States for her work in pa- geantry, having written and pres ented large pageants in Valley City, | N. D., and in Wayne, Neb., where she has been teacher of expression in the | normal schools. Miss Dewey has also | taught in Monmouth college, Illinois. the southwest, she will undoubtedly draw a number of special students to the normal, school.
 Miss Mildred Julian has been per suaded to return for the kindergarten work. It will be remembered she came here as special teacher of the kinder garten during the summer quarter and was so charmed with Flagstaff that the normal school was able to steal her away from Drake university where she had charge of the primary department. Miss Julian has her masters degree from Columbia and has had charge of the kindergarten in i some of the large normal colleges of
 the country, including the state teach
 CTS college at Greeley, Colo.
 Mir. and Mrs. Drake, who took care
 of the boys in Taylor hall so we'll
 during the summer quarter, are again
 on the job. Besides teaching mathe-
 matics, Mir. Drake will have charge
 of the athletics and Mrs. Drake will
 teach classes in physical education
 and aesthetic dancing.
 The students of the school as well
 as the faculty and the citizens of Flagstaff are fortunate that they will
 have an opportunity of seeing and
 hearing the courses of the Redpath Lyceum bureau this year. The com plete course consists of select group
 of the best artists in their lines in
 this country, and will be very educa-
 tional as well as entertaining for those
 who care for good music, speaking and
 playing.
 The order in which the courses come
 are as follows: Paulo Gruppe and
 assisting artists on October II; the
 Cameron Male Quartet on November IT; Montraville Ward on January 4;
 the Nipple Concert company on Janu- , uary II and the Fine Arts Quartet on
 April IS.
 : The Normal has been fortunate in obtaining the Miller-Van der Veer concert to perform here on October 26. This is by far the highest-priced : entertainment ever brought to Flag ' staff. Nevada Van der Veer is of Dutch descent and following her training in this country she studied : in France and England where she won 7 instant recognition for her talent. Reed Miller is one of the leading ten : ors in America.
 l It is seldom that people in this To- ? cality have chance to see such talent l right at home and many people are
 expected to come to Flagstaff for the $ occasion from Williams, Winslow r Prescott and other neighboring cities. ? The social committee of the Normal r school is arranging for new student r friend and faculty membership in the ] school and will have reception Fri s day evening (tonight) at 8 o'clock l There will be dance for the students ! faculty and their friends, which nec-
 essitates that outsiders bring their in = vitations.
 s President and Mrs. l.. B. McMuller 2 entertained the faculty Monday even. ., ing at the practice cottage which the . president and family are occupying f now. It was mostly get-togethei s party for the old and new members . to become acquainted.
 5 Miss Catherine McMullen favored l with song and Mir. and Mrs. Irl R
 Waters, who were among the visitors e played the piano and violin. Those present were the board o1 trustees, faculty and board of visiting } members.