The Coconino sun., 1919-03-07

Mems Club of Federated
 Church Meets.
 The Mems club of the Federated church will enjoy banquet at the Presbyterian church tonight at six o'clock. The men are looking forward to this with an unusual amount of pleasure for an excellent feast is promised.
 Mrs Harrington Hostess.
 Friends of Mrs. George Harrington gathered at her home Friday after noon in response to an invitation to meet Mrs. w. F. Griffin. an informal game of cards was enjoyed and deli cious refreshments served to the fo,- lowing guests: Mesdames w. F. Griffin, Mary Bart, P. J. Moran, M. G. Fronske, John Hennesy, M. J. Ri ordan, Murry Brannen, Lou Charle- bois, c. w. Isham, F. S. Breen, John Francis, Edgar Hash, E. M. Doe, F. D. Crable, Albers, Elizabeth Merritt and Miss Margaret Murry. :. l. !. <.
 Shakespeare Club Meets.
 Mrs. Al Sanford entertained the Shakespeare club Monday evening at her palatial home on North Leroux street. The Shakespeare club is one of the many which laid aside its course of study to enable it's mem- bers to devote more of their time to war work, and they have just been holding together by meeting for so- cial evening every six weeks. The club expects to continue these meet ings until fall when it will again re- sume its activities along cultural lines. After the guests had enjoyed a three-course dinner with Mrs. San ford they were entertained by music rendered by Miss Verna Metcalf and readings by Mrs. T. E. Pollock. Later they formed theatre party and wit messed William Farnum in "The Rainbow Trail" Those present were Mrs. Wm. Rudd, Mrs. S. S. Acker, Miss Mabel Milligan, Mrs. M. G. Fronske, Mrs. Clyde Harvey, Mrs T. E. Pollock, Mrs. Herman Ehlers, Miss Verna Metcalf, Mrs. c. w. Isham, Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, Mrs. Tom Rees and the hostess.
 i. !. i. < Dinner Hosts.
 MT. and Mrs. Mercer Hemperly were delightful dinner hosts on Tuesday evening. Their guests included MT. and Mrs. Edgar Hash and Miss Zella Jones. Later the party enjoyed "The Rainbow Trail' at the Orpheum.
 l. < + + Reception Monday Afternoon.
 Hospitality characteristic of the home of the John Linds was extended to number of friends on Monday af ternoon when a beautiful reception was given experimenting Mrs. Murry Brannen, who is visiting in the Lind home. The door was opened by dainty little Elizabeth Sanford. Those in the house party were Mrs. Lind, Mrs. Brannen, Miss Murry and Mrs. Grif- fin. Mrs. Moran Mrs. Dolan and Mrs. Heisser presided in the dining room with Mrs. Sanford and Mrs. Riordan at the tea and coffee urns from three to four o'clock, and Mrs. Pollock and Mrs. Koch from four to five o'clock. The dining room gave the appear ance of spring flower garden. The table was a beautiful picture in vel low. A large basket of fresias graced the center of the table and hints and confections in colors were held in silver receptacles. A vocal solo rendered by Mrs. Lou Charle- bois was a delightful feature of the afternoon. There were about seven- ty-five guests who responded to the delightful hospitality, and who were agreed that it was one of the most pleasant affairs of the season.
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 Wednesday Evening Service at Federated Church.
 You will find that the Wednesday evening services at the Federated church will prove helpful to you. Just now the study of "Money, the AcidI Test" under the capable leadership of Dr. Baum, is proving most inter esting and helpful. A larger attend ance at these meetings is earnestly hoped for.
 Misses Jones and Hall Hostesses at Dancing Party at the
 J. C. Kelly Home.
 The home of Mir. and Mrs. J. C.. Kelly was the scene of delightful dancing party on Saturday evening when Miss Pauline Jones and the Misses Hall entertained a few of their young friends. Those present were the Misses Velma Howell, Mary Francis, Louise Greenlaw, Georgia Fuller, Mrs. Thomas and Messrs. Walter Creswell, Orinn Compton, Dewey Weber, Leslie Currier, Fletch- CT Fairchild, Dan Francis, Tommy Long and the hostesses, Pauline Jones and Lillian and Margaret Hall.