The Coconino sun., 1926-04-30

friends. Dancing was the diversion
OF the evening. Those ENJOYING the
delightful affair were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Erie Melick, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Miller, the Misses Ruth Rennicks Bet
ty Oswald, Esther Perry, Minnie An
derson, Helen Easton, Annie Jaggard,
and Bernice Hawkins, and the Messrs.
Albert Hudson, Felix Alcorn, p r.
Campbell, Charles Way, Kenneth Pol
son and Levi Montgomery.
The Ladies' Altar society Of st.
Joseph's church met Wednesday, the
2Sth, at the home of Mrs r. j. Hook,
when the annual election of officers
took place, and other important busi-
ness matters were taken up.
Another enjoyable dancing party
was given by the members of the
Shifters' Dancing club at the parish
house Saturday evening. Music was
furnished by the McLeese orchestra.
Miss Catherine Miller was an out of
town guest at the affair
I A small fire early Saturday morn
ing partially burned an unoccupied
dwelling at the corner of Second
street south and the National Old
Trails road. The origin of the fire
is not known, but the damage done
was. slight.
Mr. ard Mrs. J. c. Butler drove to
Flagstaff, Saturday evening.
| A number of local Masons drove up
to Flagstaff the evening of the 22nd,
4 to be present at the initiation Of Claud
Shaul into the first degree of Ma
sonry.
! Mr.. and Mrs &. Z. Byers drove TO
/ Flagstaff Monday afternoon
/ A large crowd .packed. the Sultana
/ theater both Sunday and Monday eve
American"
] The street department are busily
4 engaged IN filling and graveling va
rious alleys and crossings about town.
1 The Girls Friendly society candi-
dates met at the parish house Monday
afternoon. Miss Freeland conducting
the meeting.
4 James Kennedy is having a new
I fireproof bakery built on the site of
/ the one destroyed some time ago by
\ fire.
! EIr and Mrs. ]. D. Ross Of Ashfork,
were Williams visitors Monday
4 A representative of the carnival
4 company, was in Williams Tuesday
and conferred with committee from
! the Woman's club, under whose aus
pices street carnival will be held
sometime in May.
/ The Book club will meet next Tues
/ day evening at the home OF Miss Mary
Watson. Miss Eloise Sullivant will
review "The Elder Sister," by Swim
terton.
+ Rev. JOS Hootsman is preparing
class cf seven ehildIen for confirma-
+ ton and first communion, the latter
of which will be celebrated on May g.
\ School Notes.
The first annual May day fete will
I be given at the high school auditor
lium Friday afternoon at 1:15, the en-
tire student body participating. To
give the school patrons an idea Of
what is being done in the schools, the
i faculty have decided to feature only
] the regular work in the way of music,
dancing, physical training, etc. The
first and second grades will appear
in action songs. The second and third
grades will wind the Maypole and the
third grade will alse sing q group OF
rainy day songs. The fourth grade
viii appear in a Swedish folk dance,
and the fourth and fifth grades will
sing group Of two part songs. The
sixth, seventh and eighth grades will
sing group Of three part songs.
In addition to the above Mr.. Britt's
physical education classes, seventh
and twelfth grade inclusive, will give
gylnnastic demonstrations, and the
high school orchestra will contribute
music for the occasion.
Rehearsals are now being held for
the sparkling three act comedy "The
Suicide Specialist" which will be
given by high school students some
tine in May.
( Music week will be fittingly cele-
brated by special programs in both
the grade and high schools.l
Miss Doris Duffield was recently
chosen Tusayan queen by vote OF
the high school students. Miss Duff
field is president Of the junior class.
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