The Coconino sun., 1927-02-04

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dinner party last Sunday evening
at her apartments. The guests were:
Miss Dorothy Gelhaus, Miss Lora
Maxwell, Miss Celia Lawler, Miss Ma
omi Dinsmore and Miss Cornelia
Dockstader and mother.
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Douglass en-
tertained Mrs. Al Sanford and Mrs.
Lula Robinson at dinner party at
Hotel Monte Vista Sunday evening.
Mrs. Carolyn Smith, business sec
retagy, expects to leave Saturday
morning for the coast to spend a
months vacation She will be ac-
companied by Miss Lorraine Allen of
the Western Union Telegraph Co.
They will go overland in Mrs. Smiths
car, visiting at the home of Miss Al
len in Riverside and at the home of
Mrs. Smith in Long Beach. The re-
mainder of their vacation will be
spent on tour to San Francisco, San
Diego and Tia Juana and the return
trip will be made by way of Yuma,
Tucson, Bisbee, Phoenix and Pres
cotf. Miss Helen Strom and Miss Ell
sic Conforth will be in charge at the
business office during the absence OF
Mrs Smith.
President Grady Gammage will de-
| liver three commencement addresses
to 1927 graduating classes.
The first will be at Phoenix jun
Tor college on May "a to class OF
20 or 80 students. The second will
be on May 26 at Kingman high school
and the other on June at Jerome
high school. Both high schools will
graduate record classes.
Predictions that the college will
have track team that will show up
fully as well as other athletic teams
it has developed this year are being
made this week at the college since
active practice in that line has been
commenced by few of the boys.
Although Coach Lynch is devoting
all his time at present to the bas-
ketball team he has several of the
boys getting themselves in shape by
regular workouts. When practice be-
gins in earnest, after the close of the
basketball season, Coach Lynch will
devote his time to the development
of his track team The close of the
basketball season will also mean the
addition of several men to the track
prospects.
It is being arranged to practice
regularly in the armory in case the
weather will not permit outdoor
workouts.
Tuesday evening group Of stu
dents from the college entertained in
amateur vaudeville at the Orpheum
Marie Wombacher gave two piano
numbers. Bill Holt, accompanied at
the piano by Alvin Lloyd, sang one
vocal number and Miss Nancy Yel-
let gave a series of humorous read
ings. The audience was then enter
tained by a group of three dancers
MAY Ellen Cockerham continued the
program with a nature dance with
Louise Curtis at the piano, and Turk
Way topped off the program with
some humorous Irish songs and nov
city jumping Charleston.
President Grady Gammage will de-
liver an address at the regular meet
ing of the Navajo county council OF
the Parent-Te association at
Joseph City on February Z.
Bulletins for the summer school are
being mailed to prospective students
this week. They are being circulat.
ed generally throughout the state and
are being sent into New Mexico, Cal
ifornia, Texas and other states.
President and Mrs. Grady Gam
mage delightfully."- entertained the
members of the college faculty at a
chill supper last Wednesday eve
ming. Monday evening they also en-
tertained this group in honor of Miss
Vera Poppe and Hubert Carlin, who
appeared in a concert at the college
that evening.
"You say you've worn this hat