The Coconino sun., 1919-01-31

THE C( Musicale at Federated Church.
 The musicale at the Federated church last Sunday evening was en- Joyed by large and appreciative crowd. The following program was given: Duet-Mrs. J. h. Davis and Mrs. k. Solo-"l.he Mercy Seat," Miss l Mary Rozen. Duet--"The Lord Who Giveth AL" Mrs. Jean Switzer and Mrs. F. O. Allen.
 Solo-"Somewhere, Sometime" | Mrs. J. A. Davis. Music was furnished by Miss Flora Jensen, pianisS Miss Ruth Light burne, violinist; Mir. B. l.. Hilburn, cornetist.
 At the conclusion of the musicale Rev. O. $. Baum delivered a short but most forceful and convincing sermon, his theme being, Just Supposition." :. <. .:- !. Next Sunday Evening Normal Night at Federated Church. Next Sunday night, according to an established custom, will be Normal night at the Federated church.
 These services are held at the be- ginning of each semester in order that the new pupils entering school may be given welcome.
 A special invitation is extended to the Normal students and a hearty response is expected.
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 Wedding Anniversary.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Lindblom had as their dinner guests on Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson and MT. and Mrs. John Zalaha, the occasion marked wedding anniveer- sary.
 Shakespeare Club to Meet with Mrs. Acker.
 The Shakespeare club which has not met for some time because of va rious and unavoidable reasons arising to prevent, is scheduled to meet with Mrs. S. S. Acker on February 14th. This will be a social meeting of the club and an enjoyable event is antic- ipated.
 In Honor of Mrs. Johnston.
 Friday evening Mrs. Alex. John ston entertained few friends infor- mally at bridge in honor of her house guest Mrs. Ellen Johnston of Detroit, Mich. Those present were Mrs. Ed | gar Hash, Mrs. B. B. Brandon, Mrs. | P. J. Moran, Mrs. C. P. Heiser, Mrs. | Geo. Harrington and Mrs. S. o. Mer- ritt.
 Card Party.
 On Friday evening Mrs. J. E.. Ben tel entertained number of the Nor nal school faculty. A delightful | time was spent at playing cards at | the close of which delicious refresh ments were served.
 |. 1. i. + Sunday Evening Tea.
 Mir. and Mrs. Asselin had as their guests for Sunday nights tea Dr. and Mrs. McGruer, Miss Van Ness, Miss | Meyers, and Mir. Holckle.
 4 :. 4 4. Bridge Party.
 Monday night Mrs. P. J. Moran proved gracious and attractive host l ess at delightful hospitality honor ing Mrs. Ellen Johnston. Bridge was | the game of the hour after which a | delicious plate of salad and ice was served.
 Enjoying this occasion were Mrs, | Lou Charlebois, Mrs. s. P. Merritt, Mrs. Geo. Harrington, Mrs. John Hennessy, Mrs. F. D. Crable. Mrs. c. | P. Heiser, Mrs. Alex. Johnston and Mrs. Ellen Johnston.
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 Miss Frances Blalock arrived in the | city Sunday evening from Jerome Junction, and after a short visit in the Kelltrs' hospitable home she en- tered the Normal school and will live in Bury hall for the rest of the school term. Library Benefit Night.
 "Prunella," an attractive film ere ation that all public spirited citizens should see, will be the screen attrac- tion at the Orpheum Friday night, February the first.
 It is hoped that the opera house will be filled to overflowing as it is library benefit night and the library board is making a strenuous effort to have this financial success as there is urgent need of new books at the library, so they feel fortunate in securing this film wherein the ever popular Marguerite Clark will ap- pear. An added attraction will be a solo, At Dawning," by MT. Corne- lius Buckley, who needs no introduc- tion as he has already won enviable