The Coconino sun., 1920-04-02
MRS. FRANK NOBLE

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 Mir. and Mrs. Schmidt
 Entertain.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jos. F. Schmidt very pleasantly entertained party of friends on Saturday at their home on North Beaver street. Following ses- sion of five hundred came delicious re- treatments, if that word is adequate to describe genuine supper, for the refreshments were as numerous and substantial as they were dainty. Those present were: MT. and Mrs. Paul Coffin, MT. and Mrs. Lorren Cress, Mr. and Mrs. Drayton Draine, MT. and Mrs. c. M. Archer, MT. and Mrs. Del Strong. Some of the guests were thoughtful enough to suggest to their host and hostess that they entertain them again this coming Saturday nigh and at least once week there after, but their reply was too non committal to make it positive that they will carry out the suggested pro- gram. ;.
 Near East.
 Have you helped the Near East fund yet? The Woman's club through it's various departments is anxious to help the state organization for this purpose-25c a month from each club member will care for an orphan, giv- ing it food, clothes and start on ed- ucational lines. Many of the mem bers are paying the money for the year at one time, this means but $500 and you are through with it. Mrs. Curtis will receive your donation if you find that more convenient than to hand to your department chairman.
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 Informal Dance.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Gunter were de- | lightful hosts last Friday night to an informal dancing party.
 The evening was most enjoyable one as the rooms are well adapted for such social affairs.
 Later when lovely cream puffs and coffee were served there was nothing left to be desired, so at least say Miss Freda Linton, Miss Kathleen Ander- son, Mrs. Mason, Miss Rosemary Rein held, Mir. Dave O'Brien, Mir. Michael Ginsburg, MT. Frank Luce, Mr. War nica, MT. William O'Brien and the host. and hostess, MT. and Mrs. Gunter.
 Cake Sale.
 What a fine opportunity will be giv- en you Saturday to get your cake for Easter Sunday. The ladies, of the so- cial service will have display of all that is wonderful in the culinary art in Crawford's window tomorrow What generous response was met with by the solicitors when they telephoned for aid. Not lady refused although Saturday is always busy day. This shows1how many are anxious to help good cause along. Naturally we will expect the men to be the heavy buy- CTS, but it won't matter, there will be plenty of cake for all concerned. Re- member at Crawford's grocery to- morrow from three to six
 The Bible in College.
 We were interested the other day in reading a splendid editorial on the idea of Bible study. A "chair of the Bible" is being established as a new faculty position by the trustees of an eastern college. An appreciation of the Bible is considered necessary from not only one standpoint but many. It ranks not alone as the inspired Word of God, but it ranks as a fine piece of literary work and the demand for. it's study is growing, in the higher insti- tutions of learning.
 In olden days the writings of Mill ton, Browning and Tennyson- were in fluenced by the scriptures in the later writers such as H. G. Wells, George Bernard Shaw and George Moore we see the same influence. Professor Lyon Phelps, of Yale, says the youth of today know more about the Bible than the young people of quarter of century ago knew. So the increas- ing attention being paid to the Bible will have a marked effect on the pro- gress of civilization.
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 Shower for Bride-to-Be.
 One of the very prettiest of Easter affairs was held at the Fronske home last week complimenting Miss Clara Munsey, who is soon to become the bride of Doctor Scheurmann. The house was quite lovely in it's spring time dress of yellow jonquils nodding their welcome as the guests assem- bled. Miss Munsey on arriving late was greeted with an April shower, but fortunately it proved to be lovely gifts of every description and the guests revelled with the happy recip- tent as each was opened and duly ad- mired.
 Later the evening was spent in an old time quilting bee and again the gift was turned over igor the brides new home. Later delectable lunch with cunning fluffy yellow chicks marking the places, was served the following friends: Mrs. Munsey, Mrs Hanley, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Meyers Mrs. Kelsey, Miss Morrison, Miss Cur i tis, Miss McMillan, Miss Latimer Miss McMillan, Miss Latimer, Miss i Costigan and Miss Meyers. s Il