The Coconino sun., 1922-05-26
Afternoon at Bridge

Afternoon at Bridge
 Mrs. J. c. Kelly is opening her at tractive home to series of delight ful affairs. Last Friday twenty la dies assembled to play bridge. At 5:30 dainty luncheon was served the following guests: Mesdames Freq Lusk, Hennessy, Haight, Cress, Mills, Stevenson, Draine, Wheat, Herbert Hill, Schmidt, J. P. Wilson, R. E. Taylor, Joe Francis, Lindblom, Rob- ert Mitchell, Becker, Lennon, Woods, of Winslow, Isham, Gunter and Archer.
 The winner of the favor was Mrs. Lennon.
 Music Department Picnics
 Saturday afternoon the music de- partment met at the home of Mrs. Lou Charlebois for their May meet ing, the final one of the club year. Mrs. Stevenson presided. Mrs. c. B. Wilson will lead for the ensuing year and two important points will be stressed, one, the junior department which has enjoyed so successful a year under the leadership of Mrs. Fay. The second will center around a ju- venile organization which will take up folk dancing and music. Mrs. Ste- vension made a short report of neI Tucson trip in which Miss June Char. lebois represented the junior depart ment.
 After the business meeting the members repaired to the park where they enjoyed lunch. The junior ur- partment joined the seniors as guests. Financially the club can be congrat- ulated for their various entertain ments have netted over S20O, $130 of which had been turned over to tns building fund.
 Recita
 Mrs. William Rudd's piano pupils gave a delightful little recital Satur- day afternoon at the Presbyterian church.
 A contest had been on for fifteen days in which the winners were to re- ceive box of homemade candy and these young musicians were eagerly listened to: Willard Lusk, Myrna Lowell, Caroline Lusk and Charlotte Mason.
 NSghborhood Bridge.
 Friday afternoon a number of la- dies enjoyed bridge at the Keeffe home on Aspen avenue. Mrs. Keefe and Mrs. Fronske as hostesses were doing their bit for the home econom, ics department and the building fund, for this was one of the pledged par ties that created so much fun anu added materially to the Woman's club fund.
 Mrs. Robert Cree was winner of high score. A dainty lunch was served.
 Shakespeare Club Meets
 On Monday the Shakespeare club met at the McMullen home for the fi- nal meeting of the club year. The evening was given over to current events by Mrs. Charles Isham ano later to Mrs. Harry Embach, who had made careful selection of opera ana violin records which were more than enjoyed by the members.
 The new programs for the nexr club year were distributed and pleas ant comment passed. As the guests prepared to depart, Miss Kellogg cor dially invited them to be guests of both Mrs. McMullen and herself next Wednesday night at the McMullen home.
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 Home Economies Department.
 The home economies section will not hold their regular meeting on May 30 at the home of Mrs. Frank Harrison as planned, but the picnic and this final meeting will be com bined at a later date which will be announced.
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 Faculty Dinner.
 Those who may have wavered just a trifle in their indecisions as to re- turning to Flagstaff next year were properly convinced last Wednesday night that Prof. and Mrs. J. O. Thomas could we'll attend to their comfort, consequently many contracts were hastily and eagerly signed in the hope that another royal meal might be theirs. On this particular Wednesday night the faculty entire became dinner guests at the Thomas home, on Humphrey street, where Mrs. Thomas proved exclusively that while Mir. Thomas might be able to run a school she was quite capable of running the cuisine.
 A delicious five course dinner was followed by cards. Enjoying the hos pitality of Professor and Mrs. Thomas were Mrs. B. S. Kennedy, Mrs. Clara Davis Truman, Miss Rosemary Reinhold, Miss Dessell Carson, Miss Ema Vandevort, Miss Florence But Ter, Miss Florence Pancake, Miss Az nes McGookin. Miss Freda Johnson, Miss Alma Acker, Miss Kathleen An derson, Miss Glenna Taber, Miss FL len Saunders, Miss Lura Kinsey, Misses Ruth and Edna Dotson, Miss Mabel Milligan, Mrs. Frank Noble, Phillip McVey and Roland Eberhart.
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 Dancing Party
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Kelly were hosts Wednesday evening to a jolly little dancing party honoring Miss Jackie Humphries, who has just completed her years work at Pine and stopped in Flagstaff for a few days to see old-time friends.
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