The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
Mrs. Denham Compliments Miss Emma Zalaha.

Mrs. Denham Compliments
 Miss Emma Zalaha.
 Last Friday night the c. E. Phil lips home on Birch avenue, was the scene of lovely little dancing party given by Mrs. Denham in compliment to Miss Emma Zalaha.
 Dancing was. the order of the even ing and was unusually delightful be- cause of the splendid music and ideal floors.
 Later buffet lunch was served the following guests: Miss Emma Za- laha, Miss Gracia Saunders, Miss Ma daline Brandt, Miss Adams of Pres colt, Miss Ruth Latimer, Miss Alice Snyder, Mrs. c. F.. Phillips, Mrs. F.. O. Allen and Mrs. T. A. Stahl, the Messrs. Cyrus Bendorff, George Ne gray, Harvey Brown, L. F.. Gray, l.. c. Riley, Forest Aver and Roger Morse.
 Saturday Afternoon
 At Cards.
 Mrs. Ernest Lennon was a most agreeable hostess on last Saturday afternoon while entertaining sixteen guests at bridge.
 The games were enjoyed as well as the social part until the dainty lunch was served at five. Guests enjoying the affair were Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. J. D.. Jackson, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Wm. Switzer, Mrs. Randall, Mrs. R. c. Stevenson, Mrs. E. c. Mills, Mrs. Ray Babbitt, Mrs. Lou Charlebois, Mrs. Metz, Mrs. Becker, Miss Gracia Saunders, Miss Alice Alton and Miss Margaret Walsh.
 Miss Mae Ruth Dickson
 Married.
 Miss Mae Ruth Dickson surprised her friends by being married on last Friday to Virgil c. Grout, of Casper, Wyo., the marriage taking place at Holbrook. Mir. Grout, ill at Winslow, wired his tiancee to come there. She | left here Friday morning, and in a few hours phoned her mother, Mrs. Margaret Dickson, with whom she ! lived at the Ideal hotel, that she was married and that she and her husband would arrive here Sunday. The news was a surprise to Mrs. Dickson, who had not expected the marriage to take place so soon. Mrs. Grout will con tinue as stenographer with the Flag staff Lumber Co.,, until someone has been secured to take her place, when she will go with her husband to his home in Wyoming, where he is civil engineer. Mrs. Grout and her mother came here several months ago from Denver.
 Afternoon at
 Five Hundred.
 Last Saturday afternoon seemed set apart especially for delightful little card parties. We know of another che from two-thirty to five, when Mrs. Wisehart and Mrs. Kennedy as- sembled some twenty or more friends to meet Mrs. Wisehart's sister, Miss Ogborn, of Newcastle, Ind, who has been spending the winter here. Five tables were at play and afterwards an informally good time was enjoyed over the appetizing lunch. Besides the guest of honor, Miss Ogborn, we found Mrs. Fred Breen, Mrs. George Babbitt, Mrs. c. B. Wilson, Mrs. B. Hook, Mrs. G. F. Manning, Mrs. Earl Slipher, Mrs. George Harrington, Mrs u. c. Kelley, Mrs. Harry Embach J Mrs. Charles Isham, Mrs. Bert Cam I eron, Mrs. Walter Lindbloom, Miss Lura Kinsey, Miss Rosemary Rein hold, Miss Lydia Akin, Miss Minnie Lintz and Mrs. Frank Noble. | ++$
 Federated Church
 Services.
 Dr. Baum, in his absence, delegate the laymen of the church to conduct the services. The morning one vii, be in charge of Mir. Fowler and tho evening meeting will be song ser vice. We can best show our loyalty by being in our places.