The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-26

Mir. Jackson returned the first of this week from Flew Mexico where he attended the funeral of relative. Mr. Weber, father of Mrs. Dr. Stanton, visiting here from Iowa, has been quite ill during the past week. Mrs. c. A. Carver will return this week from Denver, where she has been visiting with relatives during the past several months.
 Edward Parker Lynch will leave here next week for Los Angeles where he will again take up his studies in well known school.
 A. Barr of Comp pany M, at Naco, has been extended a months leave of ab- sence and will leave this week for his home in Dakota where he will visit relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. John Riddle enter tained a party of friends at cards at their pretty home on Monday even- ing of this week. Favors were award ed the high scores and in conclsion of the affair dainty lunch was served.
 R6V. A1ldu VIII appear for the last time before the congre gation at Morenci Chapel on Sunday January 18th. The public is extend ed the usual invitation to attend the morning and evening services. Rev. Krichbaum will leave for the coast on Tuesday morning of next week.
 A farewell party will be rendered Ted Lynch, the rising playwright by the members of the Morenci Dramatic club at the home of Wm. Porri on Sat urday evening. A number of improm- ptu sketches will be given during the evenings entertainment by various members and all are anticipating an enjoyable evening.
 The masquerade dance announced for Friday evening of this week by the Morenci dancing club was post poned the early part of this week ow- ing to the non-shipment of costumes ordered by a large number. A fire in the house at Salt Lake City caused a cancellation of the order from Mo renci The dance will be held as usual and the Masquerade will be held some time in February.
 A cordial invitation is extended to
 
 tion in honor of Rev. Allan Krich- baum to be held in the Morenci Club on Monday. evening, Jan. 18th, at 7:3O o'clock.
 A special musical program mas been arranged for the affair and a light lunch will also be served. The com mittee in charge wish it understood that the farewell reception is not only for friends connected with the Moreno Chapel, but for his many friends 1T the entire district.
 Mrs. Charlton Jay and Mrs. A. Le Moyne Work entertained a party O friends in a pleasing manner at the home of the former on Tuesday even ing of this week in honor of their rela tive, Miss Hortense Monlux, of Cali fornia. Seven tables of cards witl 500 as the chief diversion for th' evening made the affair delightful one to all. High scores were made and awarded special favors to Miss M, Cool and w. H. Pansing. A deli cious lunch was also served after thu games and social time enjoyed un til a late hour.
 Pride goeth before a falI' ant when three engineers of the D. c
 
 pushers" of the same office in bowl ing contest on Tuesday evening O this week, nothing but their pride fell, and that fell hard while the many pins fell for the pen pushers. Fisk, Fowler and Kelly composing th' pen pushers'' beat the engineers Crombie, Kauthen and Humphries twt games IA pins the first game and 5 pins the second game. Whateve gave the engineers the idea the. could beat this whirlwind trio twt games out of three at bowling is stil a mystery. However, they clain they are satisfied. The averages O both teams were good. The win ners averaged 194 pins per man fo each game and the losers averaged 161 pins. Both teams claim they ar' open-for all engagements and vii meet all corners.
 On account of a delay in trains thu vaudeville actors booked at the Mo renci Club for last Saturday evenin were unable to get here and tn dating postponed until Feb. 10. AT other program will be offered to tn public at the moving picture theatr during the coming week. On Tues day evening Charlie Chaplin in tn Fireman House Peters in Brady picture, "The Rail Rider an You Know Me Al" comedy O Wednesday. Hamilton Revelle an Barbara Tennant in 'The Price C Malice" on Thursday, Anita Stewai in The Combat on Friday, and tn well known Douglas Fairbanks wit Loretta Blake in His Picture in th Papers" on Saturday evening, and a so a Keystone comedy, The Brigf Lights with Roscoe Arbuckle an Mabel NoTnand. The managemel always suggests a comparison of eac weeks program with the offerings neighboring cities to really appreciat