The Coconino sun., 1919-04-18

ton. This is to be presented at the Orpheum theater on the, evening of Wednesday, April 23. Miss Rose Walsh, instructor in music at the Nor maj school, is directing the produc- tion of the affair. Additional mem- bers of the cast are the Misses Gladys Dickerson, Clarabell Douglas, Anna Greer, Iva Van Deren, Gertrude Glis- san, Francis Long, and Isadore Rubin, Charles Pierce, Neal Phelps, Dewey Campbell, John Conrard, and William Askins.
 Visiting in Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Asselin are visitors in Phoenix this week. ' + <
 At the Federated Church.
 The topic for the morning worship will be "Paul's Easter Argument" In the evening the children of the Sun day school will entertain with de- lightful program to which the public is cordially invited.
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 Junior Costume Ball. The Junior costume ball to be given Monday evening is a much talked of affair It will be the first after Easter ball and many preparations are being made for it. ++++
 Rebekah Lodge noids
 Interesting Meeting.
 The Rebekah lodge held its regular meeting on last Thursday night and very satisfactory meeting it was. A large number of members were present and the Home Fund box was opened and the gratifying sum of $53 was found to be in it. This was taken in by the Penny Drill, and the lodge members feel that they did well.
 There will be number of delegates to start from here tomorrow in auto mobiles to attend the Rebekah assem- bly which will be held at Yuma. Those in the party are Mrs. Rosaline Clark, Mrs. Alice Clark, Mrs. Gertie Cooper, MT. and Mrs. Lehr, and Mir. and Mrs. Foster. They expect to be joined at Williams by another delegation who will go with them, and they hope to reach Yuma Sunday night.
 **+r Returned Sailor.
 The many friends of Jack Greer are welcoming him home after a so- journ of many months in the navy. < | | : Birthday Celebrated.
 It was a very happy party that as- sembled recently at Shepperd's Cafe to help Leslie Currier. enjoy his twen- ty-first birthday. After beautifully appointed dinner was enjoyed the jolly young people formed theater party at the Orpheum. Those of the party included the Misses Elva Howell, Mar guerite Wyrick, Gladys Dickerson and Pauline Jones, all Normal school girls, and the Messrs. Craig Pottinger, Rog- CT Morse, Walter Carlson, and the guest of honor, Leslie Currier.
 < ** Sheldon Bayless Visits Home.
 Sheldon Bayless was a recent vis- tor in the city from his ranch south of town. Sheldon returned from the army about three months ago, and as this was his first visit into town since his return he was given hearty well come by his many friends.
 +$$+ New Residents.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. O'Brien, of Ra- ton, New Mexico, are recent arrivals in Flagstaff. MT. O'Brien has been engaged in the cattle business in New Mexico. He has disposed of his ex- tensive interests there and expects to engage in the cattle business in Coco nino county.
 Home from California.
 MT. and Mrs. l. B. Koch and chil- dren have returned home after trip to San Francisco.
 +$ $$ Harold BlOme Expected Home.
 Friends of Harold Blome have re- ceived letters from him recently, say ing that he expects to set sail for home the 1st of April, and hopes to be in Flagstaff soon thereafter. Har- old left Flagstaff about a year ago, and he has host of friends here who will give him warm welcome home.
 < < +$ Visit Lake Mary.
 The Misses Mable Moorman, Ruth Green, and Iva Van Deren, Messrs. Fletcher Fairchild and Arthur Fagg made up happy party who spent the day at Lake Mary Sunday. Visitors from Williams.
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