The Coconino sun., 1918-04-19

ing than unrewarded effort and realiz. ing this the war stamp committee gave one of the most glorious dances of the season to the young ladies.
 Marian Hall was the scene of the very elaborate affair, for the at- tractive appearance of the partici- pants made much comment, while the delightful music furnished by the band heightened the pleasure.
 The committee spared no pains to add to the comfort ot their guests, calling for them in machines and serv- ing delicious punch between the dances. About 150 guests enjoyed the evening, the patronesses being Mrs. Will H. Porter, Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, Mrs. Beckwith, Mrs. Robinson and Miss Barber.
 Legends of Arizona.
 The Shakespeare club met with Mrs. E. E.. Rosenberry on Monday night. Mrs. Clyde Harvey was the leader for the evening, having for her topic, Legends of Arizona" Mrs. Harvey introduced her subject by giv- ing several beautiful Indian legends, after which she presented MT. Al Doyle as the speaker of the evening. No one is better qualified than Mir. Doyle to give the origin of names and places in this most interesting state, for his long residence here has made him a much sought after guide by lovers of the west. Personal adven- lures were listened to with much in- terest and vote of thanks was later extended Mir. Doyle for his talk.
 Mrs. c. O. Robinson will entertain the club next Monday night with short sketches of Arizona poets and their poetry, the evening being devoted to this one topic.
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 Church Services.
 The two services of last Sunday at the Federated church are themes for much favorable comment during this week. Quite plainly we were told of the things we might leave undone on the Sabbath, but none of us can af- ford to count church attendance as one. No, hopeful future is now as- sured the church for men outside the church are saying with increasing conviction that the power of the church is indispensable and it's claims indisputable.
 Come out next Sunday morning and hear "The substance of the church" and in the evening, "Where are the dead?" There's place for you at every service.
 < i. + < Benefit.
 The library board asks you to come tonight and see William Hart in one of his best productions, "The Marrow Trail" There will be no picture show in May for the benefit of the library fund so a goo6 showing tonight will nelp the finances of the present board. This will be the last picture show this board will put on, for their term ex oires in May. Show your appreciation )f their work for the year, which has i been under difficulties owing to de- hands made upon us for other things.
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 at Cards.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Lindbloom4 were delightful hosts on Tuesday eve hing when entertaining at cards at heir home on North Leroux St. The guests spent the evening at 800, until he serving of dainty lunch. Those enjoying the occasion were Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson, Mir. and Mrs. J. Waldhaus, Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. R. k Marsh, Dr and Mrs Manning, MT. and Mrs. L. c. Riley, Mir. and Mrs. Hilburn, MT. and Mrs. Brandon, MT. and Mrs. Herman Ghlers, MT. and Mrs. E.. H. Wheat, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clark, MT. and Mrs. Carl Dickinson and Mir. May.
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