The Coconino sun., 1919-10-31


 Celebrates Birthday
 Dr. Manning celebrated his eighty second birthday on Monday last and was fortunate in having about him all his children. A delicious dinner was enjoyed by the nineteen guests pres ent, which included the families of E.. M. Brown, J. P. Wilson, Dr. Tom Manning, Dr. Felix Manning and wife, Dr. Hays Nance and wife, Dr. Ammons, Mrs. Kleisler and Miss Kathleen Anderson.
 A Social Event
 To Be Remembered
 A social event long to be remem- bered was that of last Friday after noon at the home of Mrs. c. F. Man ming. The affair was in honor of Mrs. Manning's daughter, Mrs. E. M. Brown, and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. c. F. Manning, Jr.
 The rooms glowed with lovely au- tumn boughs, and the pretty luncheon sets showed autumn leaves scattered over them. Fourteen tables were at play and after the games the Misses Walsh entertained with songs while the dainty two-course luncheon was served. Guests enjoying the affair included Mesdames Hennessey, Breen, Switzer, Kleisler, Burlock, Charlebois, Murphy, Fronske, M. J. Riordan, T. A. Riordan, Geo. Babbitt, Mccullough, Richmond, Campbell, Kahl, Jackson, Hash, Finn, Waldhaus, Heisser, Sulli- van, Wilson, Albers, Cameron, Chis- holm, Black, Fowler, Mullen, Rees, Young, Pollock, Joe Rabbit, Pulliam, Nee, Isham, Walsh, McMillian, Dolan, Wheat, Raudebaugh, Clark, Hart, Connor, Hanna, Brown, Smith, Dawes, Sykes, Houck, Wilson, Hensing, Mo ran, Jakle, Harrington, Johnson, Mer- ritt, Woolfolk, and Nance; the Misses Pickle, Isham, Burnstead, Anderson, Francis, Rose and Margaret Walsh.
 First honors at cards was lovely basket won by Mrs, Herman Kahl.
 +*$%
 Services at the
 Federated Church
 Federated services for next Sabbath morning include talk on Bible Re- ligion," while the evening service will be "Mending Broken Lives"
 Perhaps the evening sermon touches us most. All would like some balm, some healing factor, so we may find it in this talk next Sunday evening.
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 Wedding
 Marion A. Stonekipg and Miss Myrtle May Mechanism, both of Holbrook, were married in this city Saturday night, at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. Frank Goodman. Rev. O. s. Baum performed the cere- mony. Both of these young people are very popular in Holbrook, and the bride has many friends here.
 +++* Five Hundred Club
 Meets
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Waldhaus were hosts on Wednesday night to the of the Five Hundred Club. Only members of the club were pres- wasent, but a most enjoyable even ing was spent at cards, and later a social hour over refreshments.
 $$$$ Social Gathering to
 Honor Miss Walsh
 Miss Rosemary Walsh, who so re- gently announced her engagement, is. already receiving many social favors. Quite naturally among the first to would be her fellow sisters at the Normal school, among whom she has been favorite since her several years residence here.
 Last Friday evening the Misses Lintz, Hornbeips Alten and Boyer en- tertained with shower at the home of Miss Boyer. Here, the rooms were attactively arranged in a color scheme of pale yellow and white, car ried out prettily with oats and flow CTS and ribbons. A clever spider web hid in obscure places many dainty gifts for the bride-t -to-be. Silver and linen, both dear to the feminine heart, were displayed and after which tempting little supper was served. The table sheld as it's centerpiece miniature bride, while places were marked for the fol- lowing guests: Mrs. H. E.. Hendrix, Mrs. J. F. Walker, Mrs. J. E. Walsh, Mrs. c. M. Beckwith, Mrs. J. O. Crea- ger, Mrs. F. A. Lawyer, Mrs. Eliza beth Merritt, Mrs. Margaret Hanley, Miss Ruth Latimer, Miss Jessie Nc Milan, Miss Helen Sandon, Miss Cor nelia Dockstader, Miss Blanch Payne, Miss Agnes Dodson, Miss Gertrude Kellogg, Miss Selma Bush, Miss Blanch Stephens, Miss Esther Bom- gardner, and Miss Margaret Walsh.