The Coconino sun., 1922-03-17

Literary Section
 We lost out last week on many events but we know the literary de, partment of the Woman's club heid an interesting meeting at the Steven, son home. Mrs. Robert Cree ano Miss Agnes Hoyt were assistant hostesses and the social part was success as we'll as the very excellent literary program. Miss Dodson, MISS Dewey and Miss Latimer gave so.re very interesting short stories with discussion freely indulged Tn by the club members and the comments py O'Brien. The fine collation. was ap- preciated and the sixteen present re- port an unusually good time.
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 Faculty Dinner
 The Normal school scored another big hit Wednesday night when they scheduled one of their famous faculty dinners with about seventy-five towns people as delighted guests. Assem- bling in the auditorium, greetings were exchanged until the hour or seven when the way was led to the dining room made festive for the oc, casion by flowers, lovely lamps and beautifully decorated candles.
 The domestic science department may we'll claim unbounded share of the praise that so rightfully belongs to them for the service of the oc- casion. A four course dinner was prepared and served by them which put all in rousing good humor.
 Mir. McMullen as toastmaster, than whom there is none greater, made things lively by introducing the speakers.
 Mir. Thomas in Emerson's behalf, told some clever stories, but some edu- cational facts as we'll. Mrs. Noble represented the Emerson women and c. B. Wilson in happy vein, made one of his famous four-minute talks. Then community singing.
 MT. Wilson had voiced the senti- ments of the entire body when he said we appreciated the spirit of conrad ship that was being fostered between the Normal and Flagstaff citizenship and to that end all will bend their ef- forts.
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 Shakespeare Club
 Last Monday night at the home of Mrs. William Rudd, the Shakespeare club selected officers for the coming year. Mrs. Charles Isham will be president, Miss Minnie Lintz vice president; Miss Gertrude Kellogg, sec retary and Mrs. l.. E. Hart, treasurer. The program committee, appointed by the new president will begin work soon.
 The club will give a social evening next week at the home of Mrs. B. s. Kennedy - St. Patrick's affair.
 Mrs. Rudd was leader of the last meeting and gave a short play which was much enjoyed.
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 General Club Meeting
 Saturday was one of the most i'm possible of days but the regular March meeting of the Woman's club ran per schedule. This is the most important meeting of the year because of the annual election of officers and the dele gates to the state federation meeting
 At three o'clock the session was called to order by the ever faithful president, Mrs. R. B. Taylor and af- ter minor details had been disposed of, the election took place. Miss Mary Boyer was elected president. Miss Boyer needs no introduction to the Flagstaff public and particularly to the club women of the town for in the number of years that she has been identified with the town she has been a most faithful and conscientious club worker. lire one obsession has been the new club building and towards it's final consummation she has steadily worked, having been chairman of the building fund for several years. As treasurer of the club she has also given of her time so the presidency is but another way to claim her as a club worker. Mrs. Stahl is first vice. president. Mrs. Henry Albers second vice-president, Mrs. Edwin Babbitt, secretary, Mrs. Frank Noble, cores bonding secretary and Mrs. J. C.. Clarke, another faithful worker and former office holder, treasurer. The advisory hoard: Mrs. Robert Cree,