The Coconino sun., 1923-10-26


The State Federation of Women's s
clubs is this year publishing bulletin
which will be known as the ARIZONA
Club Woman" Miss Hester Hunter,
state chairman of press and publicity,
is editor.
Each club of the state is appointing
club press chairman, who will send
the news of her club and all depart
ments to Miss Hunter.
1t will be joy to club women to
receive and read their own Federation
bulletin and to hear of the activities
of other clubs throughout the state.
Close cooperation and favorable pub
lie sentiment are the main essentials
to the growth and betterment of our
already successful federation.
Through the efforts of Mrs. Kath-
fyn Moone, club editor of the Arizona
Republican, the public in general will
also be able to read the general club
news of the state in that newspaper.
Mrs. Lucina DeVaney has been APP
pointed press chairman for the Flag
staff club, and will appreciate your
help in gathering the news of all de-
partments for both local and state
publicity.
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A class recital by the music pupils
of Mrs. William Rudd, which took the
form of party, was given recently
at the Rudd home, from 3 to $3.50
o'clock in the afternoon. 1t is the de-
sire of Mrs. Rudd to stimulate en-
thusiasm in her classes by giving one
of. these recitals each month
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program were Elma Dickinson, Myrna
Lowell, Winifred Lowell, Jessie Kel-
lam, Marie Tillman, Lucille Tillman,
Kathryn Harover, bena Dietzman,
Mary Elizabeth Perkins, Charles Will
son, Edmund Rudd, Charles Taylor,
Margaret Rudd and Velma Rudd.
Mrs. Henrietta Myers extended
gracious hospitality in her home in
Milton last Thursday when she en-
tertained at an afternoon of bridge.
Two shades of beautiful double mari
golds gave the rooms a festive air,
while the lovely handmade center
piece, given to Mrs. Asselin as the
winner of first prize, created an APP
preciative buzz Of excitement.
Refreshments of two courses were
served at late hour to the following
guests: Mrs. Mary Bart, Mrs. Andrew
Samsky, Mrs. r. E. Taylor, Mrs. Ed
ward Haight, Mrs. A. J. Mitchell, Mrs.
NJ. G. Fronske, Mrs. Douglas Roome,
Mrs. Frank Richmond, Mrs. NJ. j.
Riordan, Mrs. T. A. Riordan, Miss
Alice Metz, Mrs. C. B. Wilson, Mrs.
John Francis, Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh,
Mrs. ]. p. Wilson, Mrs A. f. Grim
nell, Mrs. George F. Manning, Sr.,
and Mrs. H. P. Asselin.
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The Woman's Roosevelt Memorial
association which was formed shortly
after the death of Roosevelt on Janu-
airy 6, 1919, have provided the first
permanent memorial to Roosevelt, by
purchasing the house in New York
City in which he was born by small
individual contributions from persons
in all parts of the country.
The house has been completely re-
stored and the work of moving in the
great collection began last week and
on October 27, the anniversary of the
birth of Roosevelt, the building will be
formally dedicated by the Woman's
Roosevelt. association.
As an enduring memorial and a
museum of Americanism, Roosevelt
house will take it's place as a shrine
for the patriotic with Mount Vernon,
Monticello and Lincoln's birthplace.
The work of providing this memorial
is a praiseworthy work of. love and
the many who have contributed to
make it possible have considered it a
great privilege.
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this country whose admiration for
clean manhood and sterling American
: ism and the qualities of mind and
heart that combine for good citizen
ship must be given the credit for the
leadership of this movement. The in
spiration of Roosevelt house should
radiate to every corner of this great
land and inculcate in every mind and
heart the principles of that great
citizen.
Miss Miriam r. Lightburne's senior
orchestra and pupils gave a most
pleasing program at her studio last
Thursday evening Those who took
part were: Minnie Hilkins, Florence
Cooper, Alberta Kinsey, Marcia Sill
pher, Eunice Burman, Helen Runke
Marjorie Bongberg, Catherine Me-
Namara, Ruth Mcdonald, Harvey
Cooper, Henry Giclas, Walter Runke
and Weldon Brinton. Games and re-
freshments were enjoyed after the
program
The Odd Fellows hall was the scene
of a merry high school dancing party
Saturday night, to honor the boys OF
Flagstaff and Jerome football teams.