The Coconino sun., 1917-12-28
Popular Young People Married.

Popular Young People Married. A simple but impressive service marked the nuptial ceremony which united Mir. William B. Raudebaugh and Miss Marvine Francis on last Sunday morning at the early hour of eight The Federated church present. ed lovely setting for the service in it's dress of living green with here and there touch of red to give holiday cheer and festive appearance.
 Miss Ruth Sweeting and MT. Irwin Francis attended the couple while the wedding service was read by Dr. o. s. Baum. Only the immediate fami- lies of both parties were present and after the ceremony the party repaired to the home of the groom's mother where lovely wedding breakfast had been prepared.
 Escaping the vigilance of friends bent on giving them the proper send off, the happy pair motored to Will Hams and from there took the train for Los Angeles where short honey moon will be spent.
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 Party for Soldier Boy.
 Merry Xmas parties have been the order of the week just past.
 One of the notable gatherings was that at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Griffin in honor of Elmer Jackson, nephew, recently returned for a short furlough. Every detail had been arranged with the patriotic scheme paramount feature, with the result that the subdued glow from shaded lights of red, white and blue fell upon an exquisite table with place cards and favors in patriotic designs at each cover. Corporal Jackson occupied the seat of honor, while at the other places were found Mir. and Mrs. Griffin, Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson, MT. and Mrs. P. J. Moran, MT. and Mrs. Edgar Hash and daughter, Virginia, Mrs. B. Hook, Mrs. Gus Jakle, Miss Funston, Miss Dorothy Jakle and MT. James De- laney.
 Master Irving Brown celebrated his sixth birthday in true holiday style on last Saturday afternoon from two to five. The table was prettily decorat- ed and held as its centerpiece beau- tiful Xmas tree At each guests place was found a favor in miniature of the things boys like best, engines, automobiles and trains; and best of all, these were filled with candy. A merry time was spent after the lunch in games dear to youngsters heart and at five Irving's guests departed wishing him many other happy birth days. The guests were Jack Murphy, Marshall Wilson, Frank Manning, Bruce Campbell, Charles Taylor, Ar thur Pierson, Oscar LaBarron and A. N. May.
 Flagstaff Young People Wed.
 Another wedding of the holiday week occurred on Sunday morning at eight thirty at the Church of the Ma tivity, with Father Vabre officiating.
 The contracting parties were Miss Stella Irwin and MT. Donnelley Me Millian. The ceremony was the sol emn one of the Catholic church, being witnessed by the immediate friends of both. Miss Marie Garrett and MT. Tom McMillian attended the couple and immediately after the ceremony an elaborate wedding breakfast was served at the Commercial hotel.
 MT. and Mrs. McMillian are both we'll known Flagstaff young people, and their many friends are pleased to know that Flagstaff will continue to be their home.
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 The last Sabbath of the memorable year of 1917 will hold solemn inter- est for many. The services at the Federated church will have the close of the year in mind for Dr. Baum will speak in the morning on "The Point of Attainment" also, "The Point of Achievement" Let neither of these points be so far removed from us that we have despaired, but should it be so, we can perhaps find fresh courage to go on if we hear the morning ser mon. In the evening the topic is most fittingly, "The End". We will not presume to analyse this topic, oul l part but to go and hear.