The Coconino sun., 1919-07-04
Com mmencement Exercises


 Ire commencement exercises of St. Anthony's school, which took place at the Orpheum theater Friday evening, | was a pronounced success. Each number on the program showed care full and efficient training, and not a few children displayed unusual talent. The house was crowded with appre- ciative parents and friends who are always interested in children's prog ress and efforts, and the hearty ap- plause that each number was given helped to some extent, at least, to show to the children and to those who worked so faithfully with the children how their efforts are genu- inely appreciated.
 The entertaining program was as follows:
 "Hymn to the Sacred Heart" by chorus.
 Conferring of diplomas on Margaret bois, Frank Rodriguez, Paul Rodri- guez.
 Distribution of premiums.
 Little Mothers" first, second and third grades. Piano, Bernadette Rod riguez.
 "The Tall Top Hat" boys of first, second and third grades.
 "The Boaster Rebuked," Frank Rod riguez, Albert Michelbach, Geo. Han ley, Edward Conrad and Joe Le Scala. Little Girls Troubles and Boys Response" second and third grades.
 "Miss America with Her Middies, Yankees and Nurses" patriotic drill, fourth and fifth grades. Piano, Felice Rodriguez.
 "Polacca Brillante" (Bohn), Berna- dette Moritz.
 "Light Fantastic eve Spell St. An thony's SchoolD" by thirteen misses.
 "Old Black Joe" (GimbalD, Pearl Bader. . Y
 "Mrs. Willis Will" drama in one act. Cast of characters: Mrs. Rob- inson," Mrs. Willis executrix, by Fe- lice Rodriguez; "Lady Spindle, absurd ly naughty and dignified, by Mary Charlebois; "Mrs. Dwindle," poetess and lady of fashion," by Mary Michel bach; "Jenny," a farm servant. by Cecelia Prochnow; Rachael" Mrs. Robinson's servant, by Genevieve Gar rett.
 Coming Through the Rye" (Ry- der), Margaret Koch.
 "The Eagle Song," by seventh and eighth grade.
 Double Wedding
 To the strains of the Wedding March," and with the Reverend Luth- CT Moore officiating, a very pretty double wedding was solemnized in Williams at the St. Johns Mission last Saturday, June 2S, when Miss Mable Anne King of Ash Fork be- | came the bride of Walter K. Bubellc | of Feel, N. Mex, and Miss Mable E. Ost became the bride of Willard J. Smith, both of Williams. After 2 short honeymoon visit to the Grand Canyon, the former couple will go to New Mexico to reside, while the lat ter will remain in Williams, where Mir. Smith is connected with the Santa Fe offices at that place.
 *+$$ Pleasant Outing
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B: Ormond, Mir. and Mrs. E. H. Wheat, Miss Dollie Ogles- by, and Miss Francis Ormond formed a family party who drove out to the Cliff Dwellings Tuesday afternoon and enjoyed a picnic supper.
 q | $$ MT. and Mrs. Frier
 Return from Phoenix
 Mir. and Mrs. T. c. Frier recently returned from Phoenix, where they have spent the winter.
 . . | | Dinner Party
 Mir. and Mrs. Al Sanford entertain ed with delightful dinner party on Wednesday evening, complimenting Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Morton and Miss Marcia Morton, of Los Angeles, and who are just now house guests in the home of Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Pollock. The guests were, besides the Mor- tons: Dr. William Morton, Miss Helen Morton, Robert Morton, Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Pollock, Senator Hugh Camp bell and Mrs. Campbell, Miss Luella Campbell, Dan Campbell, and M. l. Power.
 *$$$ Home for the Fourth
 Mir. and Mrs. Al Sanford and chil- dren have returned from the Sanford ! Il -.o.N