The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

NOBLE. 1: 1 We doubt if any of the various guests would 'fess up to indictment weather, but all of us older ones remember the night and perhaps heave a sigh when we recall that perhaps we too might have disregarded blizzards years ago. The visiting team thought they were wonderfully entertained and will be glad to come again.
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 Birthdays.
 What number of birthdays Octo- ber's bright blue weather celebrates!
 Little Miss Louise Tillman cele- brated both morning and afternoon, having wonderful little party at school, when her twenty-six little school mates sat around the festive board and enjoyed to the full the pretty cake and bright birthday can dles. In the afternoon at three, her little friends in the neighborhood came and helped her celebrate at her home, so that must have been a won derfully full and precious day to re- member.
 Last Tuesday afternoon the little Misses Margaret and Mildred Matson entertained from four to six. Both were celebrating birthdays and the cakes and lighted candles were the center of attraction for the following little friends and few grown-ups, who were permitted to peep in at five just to see what a jolly time these young folks were having: The little Misses Helen Richardson, Velma Rudd, Lota Mae St. Clair, Dorothy Norman, Vevette Wilson, Caroline Lusk.
 Football Team is
 HOn0red.
 Classy" is the only word the boys say in recalling the dinner last Fri day night, which was given in their honor by Miss Rosemary Reinhold. The team under the. splendid direc- tion of Mir. P. J. McVey has come up with rapid strides and because of their indominable purpose to stick through defeat it was mighty well come event, that of preparing din- ner in their honor. Can we dscribe that attractive table?' Hardly, for it was a pretty conception indeed.
 Besides MT. McVey, we saw gath cred about the board: Ernest Yost, George Cameron, John Marine, Cleat Thornton, Clarence Johnson, Harry Long, Henry Lester, Jerome Knight, Frank Conrad and Glenn Longley.
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 Surprise Party.
 One very much surprised girl was Anne Amelia Noble last Friday night when she went to call upon school friend, Miss Helen Runke, for as she stepped into the room, yell-Rah, rah, rah, greeted her--loud and de- termined enough to make her realize that the rahs were for her and the oc- casion, her fourteenth birthday.
 After exchange of greetings, dain- ty gifts were made the occasion of thanks and later the evening was giv- en over to we'll planned games and frolic. Miss Helen proved she could arrange an evening of games delight full for all concerned and at ten o'clock refreshments proved as appetizing as one might wish. It was with regret that the merry group bid goodnight to the hostess. Mrs. Estock, Mrs. Beard, Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Noble enjoyed the fun as well as the follow ing young people: Margaret Walker, Dorothy Estock, Mable Fry, Irene Fredericks, Wealtha Beard, Sherman and Mervin Swartz, Frank Robinson, Winfield Beard, Walter and Morris Runke and Jimmie Beard.
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 Surprise on Newly-weds.
 Last Friday night was the occasion for another pleasant surprise. MT. and Mrs. Frank Walters having nov ed into their new home on South Beaver, about dozen friends con- ceived the idea of going over to see them and take along few little gifts. We'll, we hear the surprisees turned the tables and only by showing great magnanimity, permitted the guests to enjoy the evening per plans. How ever, they were all in jolly mood and when the gifts were displayed it developed that the household had to it's credit some lovely silver teaspoons, butter spreaders and sugar tongs. Felicitations were given and the new ly married pair showed their appre-. citation by inviting all back for an other pleasant evening.
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 Domestic Club.
 The Domestic club met on Tuesday at the home of Miss Mary Coulson the Doney Park school teacher. When all the guests had arrived the sur prise that had been held in store for so long was given away. First came a beautiful yellow comforter made by the club, then many other gifts. After the shower the ladies served salad and sandwiches, cake and coffee. Miss Coulson says she didn't realize how nice it was to have shower. Our II -1. D. ..nI