The Coconino sun., 1918-08-09

PAGE FIVE such an entertainment, as it was the first thing of the kind to be produced in this vicinity.
 The Normal School is to be con- graduated over the splendid success of the evening.
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 Five Hundred Club Meets.
 The Five Hundred Club met Thurs day evening with Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Waldhaus. Besides the members, the following guests enjoyed the hospital Mrs. w. L. Lindbloom, MT. and Mrs. w. w. Smith, MT. and Mrs. George Bailey, Mir and Mrs. E. H. Wheat, Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Kelly, Mir. and Mrs. Willis Brown, and MT. and Mrs. H. P. Asselin
 Gives Fancy Dress
 Dancing Party.
 A pleasant fancy dress dancing party was given by Miss Anna Rior- dan at her residence at Milton on Tues day evening, August 9th, in welcome to her sister, Mrs. Robert L. Cham bers, who with her husband and little daughter from Tulsa, Okla, is visiting at her parents home, and in farewell to her cousin, Mir. Arthur Metz Rior- dan, who leaves on Thursday evening for Fort Leavensworth, Kans., where he has been assigned by the War De- partment to the United States Radio Training School of he Signal Corps.
 The dance took place in the large billiard room, which was beautifully decorated with pine boughs and sprays of purple wistaria, flags and Japanese lanterns. Fifty guests in every va- riety of fancy costume crowded the dancing floor and whirled away the happy hours till far past midnight. The broad porches were dimly lit and the cosy corners, under the blooming clematis vines and the roof of stars, made delightful retreats for the merry dancers during the intermissions. Re- treatments were served in the large family dining hall and in the break fast room, and the punch bowl, with the kick left according to the law and the prophets of Arizona, was in evil . course of the evening, and still it never. ran dry" With lights and mu- sic and handsome costumes the whole evening was charming scene of color and sound and merriment, and made a most pleasant evening for the guests, a happy welcome to MT. and Mrs. Cham bers and fitting farewell to Mir. Ars thur Riordan upon the verge of his Iparting from civil life and his first step towards No Mans Land" |. < < [. >'v' ''-s' Normal School Notes. ..
 Miss Gladys Pryor has gone to Camp Verde to accept a.schoel there.
 Miss May Calhoun is spending the weekend at the Blome- -Bayless ranch at Camp Verde.
 Miss Lucille Grabel spent the week. end with the Smalleys.
 Mrs. Lorena Dryden Brough has re- turned to school.
 Mrs. Olga Pryor Hazel of the mid winter class of 1915, has a daughter born August 1st.
 Mrs. Iva Lowell Vornan of the class of 1916 has daughter born the 31st day of July.
 Sheldon Bayless was in town Tues day, and made his headquarters at the Normal school.
 Miss Eva Stewart and her mother, Mrs. w. R. Stewart, were guests of Miss Barber at dinner Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Doris were guests of their niece, Miss Mildred Doris, at dinner Sunday
 Miss Sallie Mccall, Miss Flossie Wills, Miss Louise Sporleader and Miss Ida O'Brien went to the Cliffs Sunday.
 Miss Ida O'Brien, Miss. Turner, Miss Flossie Wills, Miss Mary. McCurdy, Mrs. L. w. Fike and Mrs, Peck en- joyed trip to the A. L. & T, mill last Tuesday.
 The reception given by the students for the Blomes was largely attended and everyone had a good time
 All domestic art work will be on exhibition in Miss Armstrong's room tomorrow. The work has been both elementary and advanced and consists of alarming, patch work, underwear, cotton dresses, silk blouses and woolen l skirts.