The Coconino sun., 1920-08-20

Legion Battery Dance
 Social Eeyent of Season.

Legion Battery Dance
 Social Eevent of Season.
 The American Legion and Battery "A" dance at the Normal school audi torium on Friday evening, benefit for the Battery "A" baseball team, was a most enjoyable affair." It may prop erly be called the leading social event, so far this year.
 Preceding the dance, Mrs. Bertha Kunz- Baker, of New York, the cele- brated dramatic reader, interpreted one, of Barrie's Scotch serio-comedies to a large and appreciative audience. Mrs. Bakers charm of manner is ex- ceeded only by her talent. She held the audience spell-bound. She is one of the few who have appeared public ly at the auditorium who was able to overcome the acoustic faults of the hall. President J. o. Creager, of the Normal, introduced Mrs. Baker.
 The grand march began just before ten o'clock, Dr. Creager and Mrs. Bak- CT leading, and dancing continued un- til nearly one. During the evening a prize waltz was announced, the judges being Mrs. Creager, Mrs. K. A. Doug las and w. w. Carpenter, the latter of Phoenix. MT. and Mrs. Frank Hanley won the prize, box of candy, which was awarded to the lady.
 The Lee Smith Jazz orchestra furn- ished the music, which was especially good. w. D. Draine and V. A. Moore served fruit punch during the entire evening. There were about two hun dred couples present-too many to enumerate. The same dilemma pre- sents itself when one considers the possibility of describing any of the costumes; there were so many beau tiful women and such an array of be- witching gowns as to beggar descrip- tion.
 The Eve Hundred party given by the Catholic ladies at Marian hall on We'd nesday night was attended with the success that usually comes to these enjoyable affairs. There were about one hundred present. Besides cards, there was dancing, the music being furnished by Mrs. Frank Hanley and Miss Madeline Brandt. The winners of first favors at cards were Miss Florence Bart and Charlie Heisser, and the consolation winners were Mrs. Sam Merritt and John Hennessy. Re treatments, consisting of sandwiches, cakes and coffee were provided in dainty abundance.
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 Graduation Exercises
 At Normal School.
 ] Etrst rta ment at the Normal school was held on Tuesday night, with appropriate exercises. Music by the N. A. N. S. orchestra was followed by invocation by Rev. Luther A. Moore. Dr. Frank Lockwood, of the faculty of the state university, delivered the address The graduates were Eva B. Spofford France Newland, Luke Jackson, Ethel P. Saunders, Ethyl Mae Hopkins, Elsie F. Mckee from the Normal, and Max inc Herman from the high school. I. B. Koch, vice-president and man. ager of the Arizona Lumber & Tim Der Co.,, with his two little children and his big son, Robert, who is here from Phoenix, Gsiting; Miss Booth their cousin, who is here from San Francisco, visiting; John Verkamp Miss Julien, and Ed Clark and his sis ter, Miss Clark, left on Wednesday foi a motor trip to Grand Canyon. They are expected home today. $$$
 The faculty of the Normal school had picnic the other night at the foot of Observatory Hill, most of the mem bers of the faculty being present, with several of their friends.