The Coconino sun., 1919-08-15
INTERESTING EVENTS IN
 THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
MRS. FRANK HARRIsoN-phone 1ss

IIIBHBAIGlRNHEH1lIlHI ulHIIIAHEHllI 1 visit Mir. Browns little daughter Es- teila. The couple expects to be away a week or two and on their return will be welcomed by large circle of their friends and the Eastern Star Order, of which MT. Brown is worthy patron, is planning to give a reception in their honor next Tuesday night. Payne Nilsson Wedding A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized last Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at the Episcopal church, when Miss Ruth Payne, a former teacher in the Phoenix schools, and George Nilsson, a young attorney of Prescott, took their marriage VOWS. Reverend Luther Moore performed the ring ceremony in the presence of a few close friends of this young couple
 The church was beautifully decorat- ed with California poppies, nastur- tiums, and white Shasta daisies. | This pretty romance dates back to little girl and boyland, when as chil- dren they attended school in En- poria, Kans.
 MT. and Mrs. Nilsson left for Oak Creek Canyon, where they will spend a short honeymoon, after which they will be at home in Prescott. | $$$
 In Honor of Miss Keegan MT. and Mrs. Wm. Borum enter tained Friday evening with 9 pretty Edancing party in honor of Miss Mary Keegan, who was house guest in the Borum home. The hours were spent in dancing and music, and delicious refreshments were served to the fol- lowing: Miss Mary Keegan, Miss Thelma Harvison, Miss Mary Beck with, Miss Ruth Behn, Miss Lillian Munroe, Miss Thelma Fay, Miss Ma bry Henning, Mrs. Nettie Woodson, Messrs. Axel Nelson, Hugo Jensen, Eric Andrews, Ray Ramsey, Stanton Borum, Craig Pottinger, Clarence Pulliam and Roland Fay of Hayden. Dance. at Normal School
 The summer students of the Nor nal school enjoyed the last dance of the summer school term last Thurs day night when a large crowd of young people assembled in the new auditorium and danced to the strains of the splendid music which was fur nished by the Truswell orchestra Punch was served throughout the evening, and the farewell dance seemed to outrival the several de lightful ones which have taken place at the Normal school this summer Downtown was well represented by a number of young people, as we'll as young married couples, and an even ing of unusual pleasure was spent. Pretty Dancing Party
 The M. J. Riordan home was the scene of a delightful dancing party on Tuesday evening when Mir. ana Mrs. Riordan entertained, compli. menting their house guest, Miss Jo, sephine Waldron, of Greensburg, Pa The spacious rooms of the Riordar home were turned over to the dancers where they enjoyed several hours dancing to music which was furnished by the Truswell orchestra. Tempting refreshments were served to about forty guests.
 Federated Church Services
 At the eleven o'clock service next Sunday morning at the Federated Church the Reverend Dr. F. w. Farr of Los Angeles, will deliver the morn. ing sermon.
 In the evening the Reverend Dr French E. Oliver, of Kansas City, will occupy the pulpit.
 If The public is given cordial invi tation to attend both of these services
 The Federated Church should be crowded to it's full capacity at both services next Sunday for it will be a privilege to hear these men, the for. mer a noted orator, the latter noted evangelist.
 Fishing Party
 A fishing party, composed of MT and Mrs. F. O. Allen and little daugh. ter Florence, and Mir. and Mrs. c. l. Register and little daughter Dorothy Keyster, motored down to Stonemar Lake and enjoyed full day of rea fishing, for the fish bit, it is said, a. fast as the hook was thrown into tho water, and real fish fry, with plenty of fish, was enjoyed, and then there was an abundance of fish to bring home.
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 Pleasant Outing on
 Oak Creek
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Rabbit, Mis-! Rose and Margaret Walsh, Miss Ger trude Babbitt, Ray Babbitt and Mis-. Blanche Spellmire, of Williams, spen several days the first of the weel down at Oak Creek.