The Coconino sun., 1922-01-13

terested in both English and Irish drama and each meeting has brought out new phases of the delightful sub. ject. Saturday a number of short dramas were read and compared. Galsworthy, who easily leads in the one-act dramas, was favorite for the afternoon. His "Silver Cupn was read by Mrs. Cree, the Pilgrim" by Mrs. Taylor and "The Strife" by Mrs Nelson.
 Miss Dockstader gave a compre- hensive review of Bernard Shaw's Man and Superman." Miss Agnes Dodson reviewed "The Devils Dis ciple." Miss Mary Boyer closed the program by a short synopsis on Gus tice." Then the club was served deli cious refreshments.
 Those present: Mrs. J. F. Walker, Mrs. Cree, Mrs. Merritt, Mrs. R. E. Taylor, Mrs. P. H. Nelson, Mrs. Cora Wilkie, Miss Agnes Hoyt, Miss Ruth Dotson, Miss Dockstader, Mrs. c. O. Lampland, Mrs. R. c. Stevenson, Mrs. Lowell and Miss Boyer.
 <. .. + + Congregational Meeting
 Friday night host of people were at the Presbyterian church at the an- nual dinner. This year the affair seemed more than usually felicitious, in attendance and in the good fellow ship manifested.
 Promptly at six the tables were filled with those eager to partake of the good things in store.
 Over one hundred sat down at att tractive tables that reminded one of home instead of an institutional af- fair.
 Later detailed report of the church unit was given by the heads of departments. From these various reports it seems the Federated church can go forward with enthu- siasm and confidence for the coming year, though as in every organization it takes those interested to an nth de- gree to make things hum. The Ladies Aid society received a tremendous vote of thanks for the bountiful sup per.
 + ++ Social Service
 The meeting for January 3 at the home of Mrs. Colin Campbell was postponed because of the snow storm. However, the place of the next meet ing will not be changed, but the date will. be. Tuesday, January IT at the home of Mrs. Colin Campbell. Girls Friendly
 The Girls Friendly met last Satur- day evening at the Isham home.
 Several songs were rehearsed be- fore the splendid inspirational talk given to the members by the Rev. MT. Gillies. Mrs. Becker had provided an for the evening which is always most acceptable = that of fortune telling. Each girl is now looking for that letter and that tall blond man, to say nothing of the for tune that will come in his train. Mrs. Isham served delicious chocolate and sweet cakes and only because hours must be observed did the girls re- luctantly take leave.
 Next week a Phoenix organizer and worker will be here as a guest of Mrs. Isham for few days and the Girls Friendly will meet at the Ish- am home to gather fresh inspiration and encouragement for the years work.
 i. <. 1. i. Library Board
 Saturday afternoon the library board met in the library rooms. So many new books are arriving and such excellent service is rendered general satisfaction is felt.
 i. < i. 1. Shakespeare Club
 Monday night sixteen members met at the Pollock home. Mrs. l.. B. McMullen gave some interesting cur rent events. Miss Freda Johnson, leader, gave an interesting sketch of the poet Tagore.
 The beauty of his phrasing was ex- emplified in the one act play read by Miss Reinhold.