The Coconino sun., 1919-12-19
Christmas Seniors Give Dinner Dance

Christmas Seniors Give
 Dinner Dance
 The banquet given on Monday night at the Confection Den by the Senior class to their friends was a most de- lightful affair. In the first place, the repast was all that could be desired. And after it had been fully discussed and done ample justice to, those pres ent>were treated to a most entertain ing and instructive address by Dr. J. O. Creager superintendent of the Nor nal school. He gave the prospective teachers some sound advice, empha- sized the nobility of the calling to which they had dedicated themselves, and called attention to the fact that the sentiment that teachers have been underpaid is steadily growing, which has resulted in improvement in many localities and promises to eventually bring to pass that highly desirable millennium when teachers everywhere will be paid as much as, considering the importance of their work and vast amount of time and expense they must devote to preparing for it, they richly deserve. Covers were laid for ! sixteen, and the table was tastily decorated with flowers and holiday souvenirs.
 At the conclusion of the banquet the guests adjourned to the Commer- cial, where a pleasant time was had dancing.
 1 Those present were: Doctor and Mrs. Creager, MT. and Mrs. Eastbun, Misses Edith Ingledew, Esther Isaac son, Thelma Harvison, Mary Beck with, Pearl Lyles, Beatrice Hicks, Zella Wells and Lillian Munro. Messrs. Ramsey, Jackson, Prochnow, Chis- holm, Ray, Clark, Mills and Gray. Miss kiImer Becomes 1 Mrs. Davy.
 A wedding of interest to their ex- tensive circle of friends and we'll wishers took place Wednesday night at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. J. Kilmer, 316 North San Francisco street, when their daughter, Miss Kathryn Isabelle Kilmer, became the bride of Leland w. Davy. Rev. Luther Moore performed the cere- mony. It was an informal wedding and there were none present except the family and MT. and Mrs. D. $. Boone.
 The newly married couple left that same night for Los Angeles, where they will remain until after the first of the year, when they will return to make their home in Flagstaff.
 The bride is very charming, tal- ented young woman. She was edu- cated at the Pasadena high school and Berkeley college. The groom, who was in Uncle Sam's service during the war, is civil engineer and is a part ner with his wife's father in the Kill mer X Davy Concrete Construction company.
 Masonic and Eastern
 Star Installation.
 The Masonic and Eastern Star lodges will hold joint installation St. Johns night, Saturday, December 27, at the Masonic temple. Mrs. Parr, of Winslow, grand matron of Arizona will install the Star officers. A splen- did banquet is being prepared by the ladies.
 Dinner Party. nl
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed O'Farrell were hosts on last Sunday to a number of friends at dinner in compliment to Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Linderman, of Wis consin, who are visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Linderman. Other guests were Mir and Mrs. Coyle, Mir. and Mrs. w. Morteck and son Walter and Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Linderman and sons Michael and Peter.
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 Mir. M. A. Murphy acted as host last Friday night at an elaborate stag dinner in compliment to MT. Edgar Hash, who will leave soon to take up his new duties in Phoenix. Six friends were seated about the table to par take of the dinner prepared in Mrs. Murphy's ;inimitable style. Later. the ladies were invited in to enjoy cards and delicious refreshments at the con- clusion of the games. We underttand this was a most lovely affair as the decorations and table appointments were unusually pretty and appropriate to the holiday season.
 Next Sunday morning the topic at the Federated church will be, "The Temple Let Down from Heaven"
 In the evening, Gods Last Mes sage to Man" The evening service will be special one-special music at both morning and evening service.
 The Christmas exercises will be held