The Coconino sun., 1926-04-16


sculptor. is working. This memorial
Gutzon Borglum memorial
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Gammage, ac-
companied by Mrs. f. H. Lynch and
children went to Phoenix this week
where Mr.. Gammage gave several adj
dresses. Mr.. Gammage also went on
to Florence where he addressed the
high school, They all returned to
Flagstaff, Thursday.
Charles Edmondson ruptured a
blood vessel in his ankle Monday. AL
though he is still on crutches, the
ankle has ceased to give much pain
and Charlie expects to be around
again soon on leg power exclusively.
Andy Devine spent April II in
Phoenix.
Miss Manning, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Niles for
some time, left for her home in
Indiana, April ID She enjoyed many
trips with the Niles to various points
of interest in the west. She also en-
joyed (?) the mumps and our pest
house" She made many friends dur
ing her stay here.
Professors Ridgely and Lynch visit
ed in Prescott, April II and IL.
Miss Lora Maxwell took a group
of nine dancers to Prescott today to
perform for the soldiers at Whippie
barracks. They have prepared sew
eral grotesque and eccentric numbers
for the entertainment of the men
there. Those who will take the trip
are the Misses Sterling, Bailey, Shir-
lev, Tisnado, Hillebrandt, Helen
Wells, Annis McGookin, Haywood,
Fuqua and Louise Curtis. The latter
will act as accompanist. The trip
was made in cars, the drivers and
chaperons being Mrs Cotton, Mr..
Ridgely and Mr.. Niles.
Miss Doris Henderson was in Wins
low, April II and II.
The Misses Olive Mitchell, Ernestine
Sullivant, Cuca Tisnado and Elolse
Cox spent the weekend in Williams
visiting.
The Misses Corrine Ward, Laura
Bly, and Carrie Fuqua spent Saturday
and Sunday in Winslow.
The sick list was large at one time
this week, eight being on it from one
hall, Campbell Those on the list
/ have nearly all recovered. They were
Barbara Webb, Eleanor Zilles, An
gelina Knezavitch, Eloise Cox, Cor
rine Ward, Peggy Robinson, Helen
Strom and Frances Wheeler. Miss
Wheeler was quite i'll, threatened
with pneumonia. She is now on the
road to recovery, however, and was
moved from the hospital Wednesday.
George Hanley has been sporting a
new Star six around the campus late
ily. He disclaims ownership, but has
| friends are willing to ride in 1t.
Mrs. Caroline Smith is at her home
with influenza, and it will be some
time before she is with US again.
Miss Mildred Whetsel was absent
from her classes for few days be-
cause Of illness.
Mrs. Beckwith, Doris Henderson
and Willow Johnson were hostesses
at a delightful Easter dinner in the
dining hall The guests; Mother Han
lev, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rickel and two
little daughters, Misses Mary and
Katherine Beckwith, Miss Laura BLY,
and Messrs. George Hanley and Nor
ris Hedderman.
All the girls except the freshmen
are taking the Camp Fire work beA
ing offered by the state department
of vocational training. Miss Ruby
baltimore Of Phoenix is in charge OF
the work.
The Junior high school entertained
mothers and teachers at a neat lunch
con Wednesday. The food was we'll
prepared and served and the girls are
to be complimented.
Mrs. Lorna Jessup, head of the do
mestic arts department, left for Bis
bee, April Ia to attend the meeting of
the federation of Women's clubs.
Mrs. Ida Davis has been taking
some of Mr.. Gammage's classes dur
ing his absence in the southern part
of the state.
Camel clan is planning minstrel
show sometime in the near future
and practice is going on vigorously.