The Coconino sun., 1918-05-03

Cross benefit, Hall Gaines "Manx- man." After the show they were en- tertained in delightfully."- refreshing manner at the home of the hostess, who served lunch in dainty cafeteria style. On this occasion we found Mrs. Kennedy's guests to be: Mrs. Wise hart, Mrs. s. s. Acker, Mrs. c. O.. Robinson, Miss Lura Kinsey, Mrs. Della Evans, Mrs. l.. E. Hart, Mrs. T. E. Pollock, Mrs. John Adams, Mrs. K. T. Honn, Mrs Herman Ehlers, Mrs. Earl Rosenberry, Mrs. Martin From ske, Mrs. Clarence Thorpe, Mrs. Frank Noble and Miss Nora Blome.
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 Juniors Compliment Seniors.
 On Friday night of last week the Seniors were hosts to the Juniors at the annual hop given at the Normal. While this patriotic class know and practice all line sof conservation in these stirring days, there is no limit set on their hospitality. The decora- tions of the dining hall were simple, but effective, carrying out in exquisite harmony the colors of the class, blue and gold. The Orpheum orchestra furnished inspiring music for the oc- casion and the grand march was a most beautiful and intricate figure let by Miss Nora Blome and Mir. Harold Blome.
 The happy company were loath to bid adieu to their hosts even at late hour.
 At the Albers Home.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Albers enter tained delightfully."- last Tuesday eve ming at their home on Birch avenue. The members of the Five Hundred club were their guests and cards were enjoyed until the appetizing lunch was served the following guests: Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Manning, MT. and Mrs. Edgar Hash, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson, MT. and Mrs. Sullivan, MT. and Mrs. Joe Walhaus, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Lindbloom, MT. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Wilson, Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Asselin, Dr. and Mrs. Finn, Mir. and Mrs. F.. M. Brown, and MT and Mrs. Earl Rosenberry. | :. 1. + <
 Treat for Shakespeare Club.
 The Shakespeare club enjoyed a treat on last Monday night at the Rosenberry home. Mrs. Evans was leader for the evening and had ar ranged program on Arizona, the Wonderland" Truly were the wonders of this state brought forth. From various authentic sources Mrs. Evans had secured the best and held her listeners spellbound until adjourn ment, when the members were led into the dining room which had been arranged to attractively display the many souvenirs Mrs. Evans has col lected on various trips of interest. Guests of the evening were Mrs. Lulu Smith and Miss Mary Sutherland.
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 Wilson Webb Wedding.
 The many friends of Miss Luta Webb and Mir. Morden Wilson found that plans can often go astray.
 Said friends had learned wedding was in order for Wednesday evening and so what more appropriate than a | few plans of their own as a surprise to the happy couple. Register suprisef' Miss Webb and MT. Wilson decided on Monday evening as the proper time for the nuptials and in the presence of Mrs. Wilson, the mother of the groom and Mrs. Porter, Dr. Baum united the happy couple at the Wilson home on Birch Ave. Later delicious wedding supper was served.
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 At the Federated Church Sunday.
 The services on next Sabbath at the Federated church will hold as usual, special message for each and every one. In the morning we will hear Cost in Religion" It will cost us perhaps, an hour, and half of our time to attend, but have you ever thought what small portion that is of the week for you to give?
 In the evening we will hear "Harps on the Willows"
 So far the pleasant Sabbath days have not all been given over to mo- toring for in the congregation may be seen many who forego that pleasure until after the church service. Are you one of them?
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 At the Beasley Home. ..
 Mrs. c. H. Mckinney left for her Phoenix home last Monday after spending the week renewing old friendships. One delightful little af- ! fair arranged for her pleasure was an informal s.f'rnton tea from t' e to five at the home of Miss Beasley last Saturday afternoon.
 Music, conversation and sewing made the hours most pleasant while later A dainty collation. was served the following guests: Mrs. c. H. McKin- ney, Mrs. J. o. Parsons, Mrs. c. c. Compton, Mrs. J. E. Jones, Mrs Joe Francis, Mrs F. o. Allen, Mrs. J. M. Wilson, Mrs. Charles Green and Miss Mary Francis.
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