The Coconino sun., 1919-08-22

Mir. and Mrs. Earl Slipher returned Tuesday morning from an extended honeymoon trip through the western and eastern states, during which they visited at the mayors former home,
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 Attend Dedication at
 Ash Fork Saturday
 A number of young people went down to Ash Fork Saturday night for the dedication of the new building of the Northern Arizona Commercial Co., Among those going down were: Miss Mary Duffy, of Nogales; Miss Lillian Munroe, Miss Marie Taylor, Mrs. Nettie Woodson, Messrs. Craig Pot tinger, o. J. O'Dell, Harry Mitten, and Sid Meyers of Phoenix. While in Ash Fork they were the guests of Miss Gladys Dickerson.
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 Automobile Trip
 Reverend 0. s. Baum and Mrs. Baum, and MT. and Mrs. H. G. Ehlers ,motored out to Tuba City and Tol- chaco Wednesday and on Thursday they drove up to the Grand Canyon and expect to be away until tomorrow. Mrs. Williams Gives Party
 A very enjoyable little dinner party was given on Wednesday night by Mrs. Betty Williams, one of the pop ular young ladies of the Confection Den, at the apartment Mrs. Williams and Mrs. A. P. McPherson occupy to- gether. The guests were: MT. and Mrs. Billy Borum, MT. and Mrs. Dave O'Brien, Miss Elsie Stevenson, Miss Elva Neffsinger of Lake Mary, Guy Longley and Wesley Marian. Mrs. McPherson helped Mrs. Williams en- certain. Later in the evening the en- tire party attended the dance at Mar lar Hall,
 Picnic Supper Miss Retta Beasley will be hostess this evening, entertaining a bevy of young girls at picnic supper at her home on West Aspen avenue. After supper the happy group will form a theater party at the Orpheum. Gov CTS will be laid for Miss Kathryn Kel- Ter and her guest, Miss Alice Colter of Phoenix; the Misses Beatrice Smith, Cathryn Jacks, Cathryn How ard, Josephine Baptist, all of Phoenix, and Eleanor Greenlaw and the host ess, Miss Beasley.
 Miss Francis Hostess
 Out at the attractive John Francis home, just north of Flagstaff, Miss Lenora Francis was hostess at danc- ing party last Friday evening. The Truswell orchestra furnished the mu- sic, which was declared by the danc- CTS to be the best music they have had the pleasure of dancing by for many a day. The delicious punch and cake which was served helped to make the evening a delightful one. Picnic Out
 Fort Valley Way
 A delightful picnic was enjoyed on Wednesday evening out on the Fort Valley road by Mir. and Mrs. C. A. Keller, Kathryn Keller, Paul Keller Miss Alice Colter, Mir. Jacks and two daughters, Cathryn and Margaret Jacks, of Phoenix, Mr. and Mrs Roome, Miss Retta Beasley, Mrs. Crea | and small son, Allen, and Mir. Al, Beasley. It was ten o'clock before the pleasure seekers turned their faces homeward. $$$ Delightful Affair at
 Lake Mary
 A charming affair took place last evening when Dr. and Mrs. Hays Nance entertained a large group of friends out at Lake Mary, compli- menting Dr. and Mrs. Lee Simons, of Chicago, who just now are guests in the Nance home. Amusements to suit all tastes were engaged in. There was boating for some, dancing for others, and cards for those who wish ed to enjoy the evening in a quiet game. The most prominent feature of the evening was a cafeteria supper which consisted of most tempting dishes. There were about ninety guests to enjoy this delightful affair. -O-