The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

E. Moreno
 Miss Pauline Lynch, of California is the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. B. Smith.
 A. Barr, of Company M, at Naco arrived in camp Thursday evening or ten days furlough.
 c. A. Polling and MT. and Mrs. Hum phries of Company M at Naco, arrived in camp the first of this week and are enjoying a short furlough.
 Walter Douglas and S. V. French of Phelps-Dodge and Co. interests were business visitors in Morenci fol several days of this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Rex Colton returned to Morenci on Thursday, after an absence of about year and will again make this place their home.
 Edgar G. Butts returned to his company in Naco on Monday morn. ing after an extended furlough with his family MT. Butts will remain until the expiration of his enlist ment in the latter part of this month.
 Mrs. W. G. Hodges of Starr, South Carolina, arrived Saturday evening and spent several days the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. w. Chamberlain, while enroute to Los Angeles, Calf. 
 Considerable interest is being aroused over the Masquerade dance to be given by the members of the Morenci Dancing Club on Friday even ing, January 26th. All are looking forward to an unusual good time and no doubt the affair will be great fun.
 Instead of the moving pictures an- nounced on the program for Saturday evening January 20th, Mir. Brighton has arranged for a one nights engage ment of a company of vaudeville ar lists. This company comes here well recommended and will no doubt have an appreciative audience.
 A party of friends were entertained in a most pleasing manner at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Peters on last Saturday evening. Music and danc- ing was enjoyed during the entire evening. An elegant lunch was served during the affair and the gen. eral social time of the party was a pleasure to the guests.
 Mrs T. B. Smith entertained few friends in a charming manner at her ho ne on last Monday afternoon. The time was pleasantly spent at cards and pretty favors were awarded the high scores. 4 dainty lunch was also served during the afternoon making the affair most enjoyable one to all.
 Mrs. Minor Roscoe and Mrs. P. J. Randall were the hostesses to a large number of friends on both Thursday and Friday afternoons of this week at the home of the former. During the afternoon on Thursday auction was the chief diversion of amusement and pretty favors were awarded to Mrs. W. w. Berault and Mrs. H. W. Hill, A. delicious lunch was the closing part of the afternoon so pleasing to all.
 Misses Mary Wilcockson and Doro- thy Foraker entertained a party of friends in pleasing manner in the Domestic Science building on last Saturday evening. Victrola music was enjoyed for dancing during the affair and numerous old time games were played. A delicious lunch was served to the guests during the even- ing and promptly at eleven o'clock, as per unwritten law, the party dis pscsed.
 The recent resignation of Rev. | Allan Krichbaum as pastor of Mo renci Chapel has been received with | much regret by his many friends. | During the past fifteen years Rev. Krichbaum has been identified with | Morenci camp and for seven years served as director of Morenci Club | as well as taking care of his pastorial duties on Sunday. For some time, however, he has been considering change and as announced to his con- gregation several weeks ago, will end his work here about February 1st. Rev. Krichbaum expects to | spend the balance of the winter in | California and will probably return to 1 his old home in Canton, Ohio, in l the spring. Rev. Krichbaum has been active in lodge circles as well as a public spirited advocate of good government in both county and state. The entire continuity is los ing a valuable and learned man from their midst hIit all iOin in nxfandiup