The Coconino sun., 1922-06-09
Mrs. McMullen Entertains.


 Mrs. L. B. McMullen, wife of the president of tn eNormal school, en- tertained several members of the fac ulty and others in a most charming manner at the hospitable McMullen home on Sunday night. Dr. McMul- len, who went to Bisbee earlier in the week, intended to be at home but fail ed to get here until several hours la ter.
 The dainty, yet substantial three course supper was served cafeteria style, Miss Minnie Lintz and several members of the domestic science class assisting. The guests were Miss LintZ, Miss Margaret Walsh, Mrs. Margaret Hanley, Miss Genevieve Kelley, Miss Alice Alten, MT. and Mrs. Tom l.. Rees, MT. and Mrs. Fred E. Brown ing, Mir and Mrs. T. E. Pollock, MT. and Mrs. c. F. Keuzenkamp, MT. and Mrs. John B. Gunter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrison, MT. and Mrs. Hugh Wheat, MT. and Mrs. Del Strong.
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 Six O'Clock Dinner.
 On Wednesday evening of the pres ent week Mrs. Martin Fronske enter tained at six o'clock dinner.
 The lovely tables gleamed with with flowers and silver while the de- icious four-course dinner was a triumph of culinary art. The change of dinner partners after each course made for a remarkable social time and few games of bridge after the dinner made pleasant finale. The following guests enjoyed Mrs. Fron- ske's hospitality: Mrs. L. B, McMul- len, Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, Mrs. Tom Pollock, Mrs. Harry Embach, Mrs. Al Sanford, Mrs. Tom Rees, Mrs. Will lam Rudd, Mrs. Charles Isham, Mrs. Frank Noble, Miss Mabel Milligan and Miss Milhgan's cousin, Miss Mil igan of Santa Fe, Mrs. Fred Brown ing, Miss Freda Johnson, Miss Ger trude Kellogg, Miss Minnie Lintz and Miss Rosemary Reinhold.
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 Music Department Entertams.
 The Flagstaff music department were hosts last Friday evening to the Williams music department and friends who came up for the program at the Orpheum. The Elks hall look ed unusually attractive with it's ta- bles with seating capacity for forty guests and the delicious dinner was much appreciated by the Williams la dies while the pleasure afforded the Flagstaff club was equally great.
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 Emerson School.
 What should be counted one of the biggest days in our town passed off yesterday afternoon at Emerson school. The annual exhibition of the work done by our children was held. The years work was most attractive ly displayed from the kindergarten to the high school. Each grade teacher had the work displayed not only in fundamentals but accessories as well. We saw model playgrounds, grocery stores, Dutch scenes, Japanese flower gardens with cherry blossoms in full bloom, all these combined with the regular work of the rooms, even an Arizona corner greeted us while birds and flowers, native to our own local ity, were attractively mounted. In an- other room we saw a replica of the bridge that Caesars army crossed in days gone by; again some fine Eng fish themes were on display-splen- did enoug hfor seniors in high school geometrypro positions nicely dis played, Spanish posters attractive and instructive, all these in the various rooms while in the lower hall the fine art exhibition by Miss Carlson's pu- pills in the eight grades can hardly be touched upon adequately to do it full justice in so limited a space. The children and parents crowded about the attractive designs in every kind of art work. The progression from grade to grade was plainly marked, showing art begets art as child