The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-02-16
15: MOrenci Leader

Inc NO/e/LC T. J. Kelly was a visitor in Dun- can with friends last Sunday. Mrs. c. E. Hull left on Thursday morning for Phoenix where she will spend several wekes with relatives. Frank Aver has been confined to the bosnital this week following heavy cold that threatened pneumonia.
 Mrs. Al Jones left on Wednesday for Fl Paso, where she will make an extended visit.
 Prof. w. E. Lutz, superintendent of Morenci public schools, spent several days of this week in PhoenA on business.
 Miss Mayme Mckee was called to her home in Winona, Minn., last FIT day on account of the serious illness of her mother.
 MT and Mrs. George Riddle are the proud possessors of a baDy glrl who arrived at their home on Friday February 9th.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. $. Beck lett on Monday morning for PnoenlA' where they will spend week con- bining business and pleasure.
 s.Peg'' Love underwent an operation for appendicitis the first of this week and is now on the fair road to re- covery.
 [ H. Barkdoll, mine superintend- ent for the Old Dominion Copper Co., and H. l.. Norton, of Glibe, chief en- eineer for the same company, nave been visitors in Morenci this week on business.
 The masouerade dance given at Mo renci Club on Valentine Day to the general public was decided success and heartily enjoyed by all- A large number of dancers en masque Ill all sorts of costumes were in attendance and Dunbar with orchestra furnished music for the affair. The palcony was also filled with on-lookers WHO enjoyed the fun.
 Mrs. R. M. McDougall entertained a party of friends in charming man ner at auction, at her home on iues- day afternoon. At the close or the playing and scores counted, pretty favors were awarded Mrs. G. E: Gooe rich and Mrs. P. J. Randall A delicious lunch was served the guests hefore their departure and all enjoyed social afternoon.
 The Sayranoffs, a trio of Russlal players will appear at the Moreno Club on Monday evening, Feb. IS This is the fourth of a series Of nv Redpath Lyceum entertainments ant these musicians come highly recon mended. Their program include piano. violin, cello and vocal solo and ensemble numbers NO oouD their entertainment will be urea to the many lovers Of good music Morenci.
 The members of the Ladies Aid St ciety met in regular session at tn home of Mrs. c. B. Nonnamaker Thursday afternoon. A new set committees were. appointed to carr on various interests of the society an numerous ways and means for increa ing their funds were discussed pro all con. After the business session tn ladies enjoyed a social time durln
 variety of entertainment will [ offered at the Morenci Club durln the coming week. On Tuesday eVel ing there will be a return engageme1 of the Albert Taylor Dramatic Stoc company, on Wednesday Brady pl ture will be shown with Robert Wa wick appearing in Friday the 18th On Thursday Mabel Taliferro will a near in Her Great Price" while Friday evening Chas. Chaplin in 'Or A. M.'' Saturday afternoon the us al children's matinee will be given an the grown up people are also urged attend these pictures that are espec ally selected for instruction as well entertainment. On Saturday evenln Frank Neenan and Mary Roland WI be shown in a strong play The Ste ming Stone" Manager Brighton WI announce in the near future an e gagement with a popular stock cor Dany who will play at Morencl Clu every night for one week with ne play every night at popular price admission.