The Coconino sun., 1918-02-22
INTERE STING EVENTS IN
 % By MRS FRANK NOBLE %
By MRS. FRANK NOBLE
Basket Ball Girls Entertained.

Basket Ball Girls Entertained.
 "All work and no play makes Jill dull girl" is just as true as any adage which We have carefully conned in the years gone by. And so realizing that the play time had come for the nine faithful members of the basket bal team, Mir. and Mrs. E. F. Honn plan ned a most delightful evening them at their attractive home. The initial part of the evening was given over to the very appetizing dinner, the board prettily displaying in its decoration of flowers and favors, the fact that Dan Cupid was also a guest for St. Valentines day had been chos- en for this suspicious occasion.
 On retiring to the living room, the guests spent the remainder of the eve ming about the glowing fire, recalling incidents of other days when the team went forward to victory. One event of the evening was the election of next years captain. This proved to be Miss Annie Aiken, all rejoicing over the election of favorite. At a late hour the guests bid their hosts adieu
 The team consists of the Misses Aileen Robertson, Ruth Forney, Ruth Roberts, Grace Ellsworth, Dons Peek ings, Annie Aiken, Martha Gillis, Mary Caughlan and Nan Long.
 School HonOrs Great American.
 The sale of Thrift Stamps contin- ues to grow. The good natured riv- airy at Emerson school bids fair to create habits of thrift in every child Elsewhere in the paper is given the result of this weeks drive among the children of the various grades.
 The assembly period on Thursday morning at nine was marked by the sincere tribute to the Father of his Country. An appropriately decorated stage showed in bold relief the pie ture of Washington, simply draped with Old Glory. Dialogues and rec | itation told of the occasion for assem- bling and ten little Jack Tars gave rollicking song. How fine they looked in their middies and each sa- luted as if they were already officers aboard a ship!
 The closing number was a stately minuet given in colonial costumes by pupils of the eighth grade. In per feet step they executed the old-fash- toned dance which still remains fav- orite. Their wigs and knickerbockers, their powdered curls and dainty slip pers all carried us back to the colon ial times and refreshed us for the time. Patriotic songs and salute to the flag formed the conclusion of a profitable program enjoyed by a large number of visitors.
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 Young Church People Entertained. The young people of the Federated Church enjoyed most unique enter tainment last Friday night when the members of the Christian Endeavor entertained. The affair was arranged to meet all the requirements of col l lege course, for which you registered when you entered. Classes under the instruction of competent teachers were entered and here during the class periods, an innovation was of fered, for refreshments were served the diligent student. MT. Thorpe, Mir. Walker, MT. Franklin Walker and Miss Stemmons served as instruc- tors. The affair was most happily staged and hugely enjoyed.
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 Circle No. Two Enjoys
 Afternoon.
 Mrs. Paul Coffin was hostess on Thursday afternoon, entertaining the various members of Circle No. One. All brought their sewing or knitting and report a pleasant as we'll as pro- fitable afternoon. Dainty refresh ments were served late in the after noon.
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