The Coconino sun., 1922-01-20
Edited by MRS. FRANK NOBLE.
Interest in Building Fund

Interest in Building Fund
 The Woman's club have decided their lots must be paid for in full. So again we say twill be done!
 This week the home economics de- partment executes an intensive drive to make up neat sum as it's share towards the fund. Perhaps never be- fore has such enthusiasm held over for an entire week.
 The ladies planned series of small card parties to be held at the homes of the various members these par ties to be given by two hostesses for each afternoon and including perhaps some twelve players in each series. We'll, Monday found the host esses and united guests just "rarin'' to 20 and so it has been each after noon. Some of the ladies tell us they have been invited to several of the affairs but like it immensely for it attests their popularity. Mrs. Frank Harrison has been seeing the thing through for the week and feels we'll repaid by the enthusiasm and good spirit prevailing.
 On Monday Mrs. Isham and Mrs. Osler started the series with bridge which included the following guests: Mesdames R. E. Taylor, G. F. Man ming, ST., Joe Wilson, P. H. Nelson, DeRyder, Gassman, Sr., Rees, Herbert Hill, E. H. Wheat, Harry Embach, Noble, Harrison and Miss Lintz.
 The refreshments for each affair are limited so that this part may not be- come burden, but each afternoon delicious and dainty collations have been served.
 Manday evening Mrs. RIG. Steven son gave an informal little affair with Mrs. Hayes Weidner point hostess and the following guests: Miss Laura Paris, Mesdames E. H. Baker, John Pollard, DeRyder, Freidlein, John Francis, Joe Francis, Benedict, Mills, Hall and Tssaw.
 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Fred Lusk and Mrs. Joe Wilson entertained at the Lusk home. Here we found Mes danes Alex Johnston, Fronske, Man. ming, Sr., Manning, Jr., Cree, Roome, Grimmell, Burt Cameron, Keeffe and Haight.
 Wednesday afternoon Mrs. A. J. Sullivan and Mrs. Joe Schmidt en- tertained Mesdames c. B. Wilson, Richmond, Hennessy, R. E. Taylor, Colin Campbell, John Francis, Man ming, Sr., Manning, Jr., Doe, Jack son, Jakle and Hook.
 This afternoon will find four host esses entertaining at the Schermann home. The following is the guest list: Mesdames Mills, c. B. Wilson, J. Q. Thomas, Merritt, Del Strong, Paul Coffin, H. c. Metz, Richmond, R. E. Taylor, Hennessy, McMillan, Jake, Moran, Colin Campbell, Bart, Jackson, Friedlein, Joe Francis, Man. ming, ST., Manning, Jr., Nelson, J. c. Clarke, O'Farrell, Stevenson, Grim mell, Doe, Rickel, Hanley, Keeffe, Hook, w. B. Raudebaugh, Mccain, Stahl, Irene Myers, and the Misses Williams and Merritt. Mrs. Scher- mann will have as joint hostesses, Mrs. Roome, Mrs. J. B. Gunter and Cupid's Darts
 Last week we learned of the culmin- ation of post-war romance when Albert Smith and Miss Patricia Tum- mins were married in Phoenix.
 Albert has always been considered a Flagstaff boy for he spent many years here before enlisting. While the 158th regiment band toured the state he met the present Mrs. Smith. The ceremony was quiet one, Miss Beatrice Smith and MT. Roy Richards attending. They have apartments at 703 East Adams street, Phoenix.
 -- < i. !. General Club
 Saturday afternoon the club met in the Breen-Lewis hall for the January program. After the business meeting Mrs. l.. B. McMullen, as chairman of the civics department, announced the program - solo by Jack Fuss, heartily encored; reading by Miss Julian, equally well received, and a piano solo by Miss WillSie who also responded to an encore. Mrs. McMul- len then introduced Miss Elsie Toles, state superintendent of schools, who spoke of the school situation in the state, which is in rather critical con- dition, and urged leniency and patti ence on the part of those interested that the best may be secured for our schools. An informal reception was held afterward.
 i. -. 1. .s Music Department Tomorrow afternoon the music de- partment will hold it's January meet ing at the home of Mrs. R. c. Stew enson. Russian music will be discus sed.