The Coconino sun., 1922-02-17


 after the recital was a complimentary one given by the Normal school and the dainty refreshments were pre- pared by Miss Berchtold's class in domestic science.
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 General Club
 Last Saturday the Woman's club held their February session in Elks' hall. There was a discussion of the new club building and the advisabili- ity of joining forces with the various organizations and having combined club house. This discussion was laid on the table. March will be the month for election of officers. At the con clusion of the business, Mrs. Taylor introduced Miss Ruth Latimer, who had charge of the program for the af- ternoon. The celebration of Admis- sion day was the topic. A very un- usual and highly enjoyable program followed. An opening setting was created by some Indian folk tales giv- en in most entertaining way by Miss Mary Boyer, after which Miss Lati- mer and Miss Wheeler told of the in- terest their children had taken in the old folklore and of their dramatiza- tion of a great part of it. The stage settings were then installed and the medicine man with his big drum and dainty accompanist in Hopi costume came, fleet-footed, upon the scene. The children then gave the making of the first Indian and his squaw. It was cleverly done and in most real istic manner. The music was charm ing and the audience sincere in ap- preciation.
 Social Service
 Now that the weather is more in keeping with our mood and pocket books, iet's not forget to attend the meeting of the social service at the home of Mrs. Burt Cameron next Tuesday afternoon.
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 Shakespeare Club
 An enjoyable meeting was held Monday night at the Sanford home.
 The members had gathered to cele- brate the anniversary of Arizona's statehood and to recall old time events. Each gave some pertinent fact regarding Arizona-some poem some legend or some pleasing fancy evolved from the remarkable baby state. Old-timers then held sway and told of skunks and bears and wild cats until as one the members pro- posed adjournment that sleep might not be denied them.
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 Afternoon at Cards
 Saturday afternoon an unusually gala crowd enjoyed the hours at five hundred. Assembling at the home of Mrs. w. A. Campbell with Mrs. John Q. Thomas sharing the honors as hostess, some twenty guests found a real valentine party in progress. Part ners were found by matching messa. ges and the hours pleasantly passed until the serving of most appetizing refreshments.
 At six the following guests were unanmious in their praise of the very pleasant afternoon: Mrs. Orley Tru- man, the Misses Alma Acker, Agnes McGookin, Kathleen Anderson, Vir- ginia Lockett, Lura Kinsey, Flor ence Pancake, Agnes Houck, Agnes Dodson, Edna Dotson, Ruth Dotson Ellen Saunders, Agnes Hoyt, Glenna Taber, Freda Johnson, Zella Jones Rosemary Reinhold, Lutie Paxton and Dessell Carlson.
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 Mir. and Mrs. C. B. Wilson
 Entertain at Five Hundred A lot of their friends had most enjoyable time last Thursday evening at the hospitable home of MT. and Mrs. c. B. Wilson. After several hours at five hundred there came into view plentitude of delicious refresh. ments that made everybody promptly forget cards for an even more pleas. ant experience. The guests were Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Gunter, MT. ane Mrs. Glenn Bright, MT. and Mrs. Jot Schmidt, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Davis Dr. and Mrs. Felix Manning, Dr. anc J Mrs. L. B. McMullen, Mr. and Mrs Burt Cameron, MT. and Mrs. A. J Sullivan, Mir. and Mrs. Charlie Heis ser, MT. and Mrs. John Q. Thomas Mir. and Mrs. Del Strong, Mesdame, G. F. Manning, ST., J. P. Wilson, Fly ans, and l. R. Waters, the Misse, Lintz, Wheeler and Lattimer, Messrs M. l. Powers, Herb Aselin, George T Harrington, J. D. Jackson. | + + <. +
 Joint Birthday Celebration How fine for friends to plan thei birthdays together!
 l Little Miss Laura Mae Hogan an, Miss Minnie Hilkins had no troubl 1 in persuading Miss Florence Allen t' entertain in honor of the joint fes tivities.
 The decorations were lovely and in cluded the favorite colors of botl honorees pink for the living room and yellow for the dining room. Tn dainty little supper was an enjoyabl feast and was participated in by tn following friends:
 Nadine Thompson, Isabella Wal lace, Mildred Took, Charlotte Mills Charlotte Stevenson, Mary Jan,
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