The Coconino sun., 1922-03-31
THE COCONINO SUN
Harold

lips Isham and Master Harold Thomas.
 Nothing was lacking in the way of eats and the birthday cake was very much in evidence.
 Wednesday found Master Francis Costigan figuring out the fact that he had reached his seventh birthday. When one isn't just feeling prime the privilege is always theirs to choose what one wants to eat. So turkey was called for and turkey it was!
 No matter how difficult the feat may seem it was accomplished and Master Francis will just begin right now to figure on what he will make them get next year.
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 Dinner, Dancing and Cards
 It isn't always the juveniles that celebrate the birthdays.
 We heard of a mighty fine dinner last Friday that was given in honor of birthday. Mir. Bright was the for tunate one who had the pleasure of cutting the birthday cake and playing host to the following guests: MT. and Mrs. J. Q. Thomas, Mrs. Robert Cree, Miss Laura Paris, MT. Seay and MT. Simpson.
 Cards and dancing were an added feature of the entertainment and many compliments fell to Mrs. Bright for planning so felictious an affair.
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 Dinner on Sunday
 Mrs. R. E. Taylor was hostess to a most elaborate dinner last Sunday night and those fortunate enough to be included as guests, acclaim it a most delightful affair. The very pretty table showed it to be a pre- Easter party for cunning little bun nies ir pink and white held the clever place cards which had been executed 1 by master hand. Each one DOT trayed the foibles and failings of that particular guest anl the merriment ran high as they were displayed. A delicious dinner was the climax after which the following guests enjoyed themselves with music and general ly delightful social time: The Misses Florence Pancake, Dessell Carlson Glenna Taber and Lura Kinsey; the Messrs. A. J. Mackey, Collis May. flower, Lester Fleck and Clarence Pulliam.
 St. Margaret's Guild Meets St. Margaret's Guild was most de. lightfully entertained by Mrs. G. N Baty or Wednesday of last week. Al ter a short business meeting a socia hour was spent and delicious refresh. ments served by the hostess.
 The ladies of the Guild are plan. ming an Easter food sale to be helt at Crawford's store on the Saturday preceding Easter Sunday. Beside. various kinds of cooked food, cakes flowers, cookies, etc., there will bt hot cross buns and Easter eggs fol sale at reasonable prices.
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 Black and White Ball
 The Civics department of the Wom ans club is planning a treat for thu society folks of Flagstaff at the ent of the Lenten season in the form of ; Black and White Ball to be giver Aprll Zl dL ASHurSt duuiIOTluHl. They intend it to be the most nove affair of the year, something entirel! different from anything ever befor' held in Flagstaff.
 It is to be just what the name i'm plies - a black and white ball. Al of the decorations will be in black anc white, and all the costumes too. Ant as to the costumes the greates latitude is allowed, for anything iron an evening dress to fancy dress vii be worn providing it is black, ol white, or black and white. A spirit of rivalry already exist: among the young folks, who are vie ing with each other to see who vii have the most original combination of black and white in their costumes of Yama Yama girl, dominoes, ladies maid, and so forth.
 | The invitations will be out some time this week, it is announced.
 So plan your costume now, ant mark the date with big X, April 21
 The Civics department members are doing their utmost to make this affail a huge success, as the proceeds vii go toward swelling the building func of the Woman's club.