The Coconino sun., 1922-11-17
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One of the prettiest social affairs of this fall was the tea given last Friday aftemoon in Bury Hall from three to six by the faculty members of the Normal school who were here last year to the new faculty members. Besides the new members other guests of honor were one hundred tOwnspeO- pie, including the teachers of Bran nen and Emerson schools. Mrs. H. NJ. Hanshue, Mrs. Catherine Beck with, Mrs. K. H. Drake and Mrs. l.. B. McMullen poured. Decorations were colored candles and pink ger aniums. There were two tables.
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 This evening Mrs. E. C. Mills is to give Q dinner in honor of her son, MervilIe, and his bride, formerly Miss Helen B. Sandon of Corvallis, Ore gon. They were married On Novem- Der in Corvallis and are spending part of their honeymoon here be- fore going to their home in Kingman. They arrived here Wednesday morn- ing.
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 The regular monthly Christian En- deavor social will be held at the Fed erated church this evening. Miss Etha Osborn will be in charge of the meet ing. "A college education in one day" will be the name of the evenings en- tertainment.
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 Cards have baen received from Mir. and Mrs. MarseI Sandon announcing the wedding of their daughter, Miss Helen Beatrice S2nd0n, to Mervile Arthur Mills on Wednesday, Novem- Der 8, 1922, at the home of the brides parents at Corvallis, Oregon. Their home will be at Kingman.
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 The general meeting Of the Flag staff Women's club was held last Sat urday afternoon in the Masonic tenn pie. After the general meeting Miss Dewey, Miss Wheeler and Mrs. Drake of the Normal school gave small play of the modern type.
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 Owing to the heavy snow at the time of the last meeting of the mu- sic department of the Flagstaff Wo- mans club, the subject, Primitive American Music, was carried over to the next meeting which will be tomor TOW afternoon. The subject for to- morrow Is American Composers and this will be combined with the other subject. The leader is Mrs. |. J.. Lewis. Mrs. J. M. Wilson is hostess.
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 Mrs. J. P. Jackson entertained at a sewing party on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Stanley Sykes, Mrs. Howard Ma line, Mrs. H. L. Albers, Mrs. Bal2ar Hock, Mrs. c. Dillm&H, Ms. A. J.i Sullivan and Mrs. Mayflower were present. The Bridge club met at tle home of Miss Gertrude Babbitt last Friday Members present were Mrs. Ed Babbitt, Mrs. Joe Babbitt, Mrs. Will Rabbit, Mrs. Geo. Fleming, Mrs. Arthur Riordan, Miss Blanche Riordan, Mrs. John Verkamp and the hostess. The club will meet this ar- ternoon at the home of Mrs. Edwin l Babbitt.
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 The Home Economies department of ! the Flagstaff Woman's club will meet at the home of Mrs. Chas. Isham on next Tuesday afternoon The subject 1. is: "All Out of a Can and New"
 t:. :. :. ..' The Five Hundred club met at the | home of Mrs. II. L. Albars last eve | hing. Members present were MT and i Mrs. Herb Assein, Mr. and Mrs. Lo- ren w. Cress, MT. and Mrs. J. D. | Jackson, Mi. and Mrs. Ernest Len non, MT. and Mrs. Archie T. Hogan, 1 Mir and Mrs. Joe Schmidt, Mr. and i Mrs. A. J. Sullivan, and Mr. and Mrs. 1 H. L. Albers. Guests of the evening were MT. and Mrs. c. C. Hutson, MT. 1 and Mrs. R. E. Simpson, MT. and 1 Mrs. s. R. Burke.