The Coconino sun., 1919-10-10

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 A very delightful treat was afford ed number who gathered last Sat urday afternoon in the parlors of the Federated church to listen to a de- lightful program rendered by the pupils of Miss Ruth Lightbourne's class of youthful musicians.
 The program was as follows: "Dance of the Fairy Queen. ..............
 ,............................. L. A. Bugbee
 :' Elizabeth Taylor "Dollies Dream" Geo. Spaulding Althah McCullum "Sing, Robin Sing!".. Geo. Spaulding Clyde Johnson Pretty Birdie. .............. .Ge1 Spaulding
 Althea Jones "Merry Eyes" .............W. B. Kuenzel LeRoy Tepe =- T"My First Waltz. ..............L. Strealbog Martha Stahl
 "Pussy's Lullaby, y",...........L. A. Bugbee Henry Giclas ... , "In the Boat. t.......................,..H. Norris Alberta Kinsey "Blue Eyes,. "..............W. c. E. Sleboeck Francis Kapanke 'The Song of the Katydid". ..............,. W. Kern
 Marcia Slipher "Blue Bells" ".......,......C. c. Crammond Elma Dickerson Little Love Song" A. Franklin
 Harry Cooper
 "Flower Waltz. ..-.......,.. Ed Pavlow
 Margaret Stahl =, "En-Rou March" HI. Engelmann
 -S Florence Cooper "The Circus".. us....................L. A. Bugbee Josephine Wilson "Wayside Flowers" "T. A. Williams ... Minnie Hilkins "Dream Ships" ............... Zimmerman
 Robert Taylor
 "Dance of the testers" rs......................
 K. Anthony Florence Norman Graceful Beauty. y"...................J. Ellis
 Margaret Walker "Rondo Militaire" e"...............A. Biehl
 Marjorie Bomberg Melody in F., F,.................Ru Rubenstein
 Della Garcia
 "Bubbling Spring" ".......:::...T. Spindler NlRUOu recommendations W f1dtSCHC Marjorie Shrum $$+
 Hiking Party
 Homeward the weary Camp girl plods her weary way. Twenty Camp fire girls left last Friday evening at 5:30 for an all-night camp on Pollock's farm, north of town. Each girl car ried her own bedding and food enough to last two days. Making camp that night was sport after a hearty supper cooked over blazing fire.
 Morning found them ready for new adventures. Branding was new sight for many of them. At noon the party was aug mented by number of the new teach CTS at Emerson school and sumptu- ous chicken dinner was served. At 5:30 all returned to Flagstaff, quite ready to vote for another hike in the very near future.
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 Robert Caring Comes Home With Bride
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert s. Caring are spending their honeymoon on the Caring ranch, where they will make their home. ... -.....-. .... .. Robert, who is one of the most pop ular young men in this section, was married at Tucson on Tuesday of last week. His bride was Miss Lucy Hop- lev, of Tucson, with whom he became acquainted while he was student at the University of Arizona, at Tucson, and to whom he became engaged be- fore he enlisted in the army, where he served two years, returning home in April.
 Robert is the son of Fred Caring, chairman of the county board of sup ervisors. The bride is an accomplished young woman and will be warmly wei comed by her husbands many friends here. Civics Meeting We understand the meeting of the civics department of the Woman's club was attended by splendid per centage of the members belonging. An meeting was closed at 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs. William | Babbitt on Saturday last. One interesting development was brought about by the decision of the | to have Attorney Harben talk at each meeting on the United ! States Constitution.
 What a splendid plan this will be! We hope visitors from other sections of the club may be included on these occasions.
 ! +++ Dancing Party | The Francis home was the scene of a jolly party of young married peo- pie who motored out last Tuesday night to dance in the lovely spacious rooms.
 Three cars made the trip and all 'eport a most enjoyable time.
 ++$ D, Noman's Club Will