The Coconino sun., 1922-04-07
Luncheon by Ciyics Club

Last Friday one of the most delight ful of luncheons was feature in the very pretty domestic science rooms at the Normal school. Here the members of the Civics club were "at home" to some thirty delighted guests.
 The first part of the we'll planned program consisted of an elaborate three course luncheon served in in imitatable style of Miss Berchtold's domestic science class. At the con- clusion of this, Mrs. McMullen as toastmistress introduced number of speakers who in brief way told of their particular work. Mrs. Guild, the guest of honor and former president of the State Federation of Woman's clubs, was glad to greet old friends and told them so in pleasing manner. Mrs. R. E. Taylor as retiring presi- dent of our local Woman's club, spoke of the pleasure the year had afforded her. Miss Mary Boyer as incoming president spoke of her belief in the prospect of banner year in club work. Mir. McMullen showed his con fidence in women in general and par ticular, by being present amid that ex- elusive band and in an intrepid man. ner spoke on the one big topic that should concern us all education. His very cordial invitation to visit the Normal and Training schools was most readily accepted and the cour- tesy extended the visitors and the in teresting things vouchsafed them on their journey thither, but confirmed them that the Normal is an institu- 4sn,x of ,,,h,ab onu Elo rrcfaF citi1ay may be proud. The Civics department received well-merited compliments on its unusually splendid entertainment and all hope it may be an annual af- fair.
 Literature Section Meets
 Last Saturday afternoon found a | splendid attendance at the home of | Mrs. R. E. Taylor representing the enthusiastic department devoting it. self to literature. Mrs. Taylor had in- | vited a few guests to partake of the | very excellent program which was to follow. Each member present named her favorite magazine, also her fa- i vorite author and later each told or rather reviewed short story. The afternoon was a most interesting one as you we'll might judge from so yer satile program.
 Later delicious refreshments added just the perfect conclusion and over these dainty refreshments the plans for an "out-door May Festival" were discussed and tentatively planned. This will be glad occasion and the Literature department will be sup ported royalty by all departments in this big venture.
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 Saturday Dinner and Bridge
 Last Saturday evening Mrs. B. $. Kennedy was hostess to group of friends who enjoyed delicious din- ner and afterwards pleasant eve ming at cards. Those who enjoyed this hospitality were Miss Catherine Sites, Miss Ruth Dotson, Miss Edna Dotson, Miss Alma Acker and Miss Agnes McGookin.
 + .s + l. |, General Club Meeting
 The General club will not meet to- morrow as scheduled in the year book as the Kingman meeting is now in progress.
 Instead the meeting will be held on the fourth Saturday of the present month.
 St. Cecelia Music Club l'
 On last Friday night the Elks hall was the scene of very pretty gather ing of young girls in fancy costumes all set for their very interesting pro gram which we inserted for you last ; week.
 So we'll received was this program that special numbers from it will be given this Friday (tonight) at the Or pheum, in connection with the William s. Hart picture that will be shown. Don't forget this is a program the 2 girls have worked out with a great I of time for they are anxious to really establish junior organiza- I tion here that will give an impetus 10 music among all the young people l ,f Flagstaff. The program which C he young people will give as special features tonight will consist of fancy iances, and musical numbers both vo- .al and instrumental. Be sure and come out tonight for the prices will | ,e the regular ones. e
 + + + + | lunch at Emerson School
 Quite the very incest affair in 'chool circles this week was the de- c ightfully informal luncheon on Fri n lay when the domestic science depart V nent was host to the members of the u aculty and the board members with heir wives as honorary members. Assembling in the kindergarten room, he guests awaited with pleasure the z all of Miss Houck to the lower floor E where the attractive setting made E nore pronounced the delicious little unch served. After social hour all the wish that the affair E night be repeated.
 1. + + + i've Hundred and Bridge The J. B. Gunter home has been the cene of pleasant activities this week ,hile MT. and Mrs. Gunter have en- E ertained quite royalty at cards. On E thursday evening of last week the as- embled guests enjoyed the evening A r,. VI z=