The Coconino sun., 1920-11-05

ScnWafZ, AlDert MlcnelDacn henry Lester, George Marine, Charles Cole, Sherman Schwaz, Frank Conrad, Ted die LeBarron, Bobby Reinholt, Leon- ard Thornton, Joe LaScalla.
 Miss Reinholt was chaperone, while Miss Nadine Thompson and Miss Charlotte Stevenson served. Dinner Party
 Last Tuesday.
 Mrs. Bertha Kennedy was a delight full hostess last Tuesday evening when entertaining at lovely appoint ed dinner in compliment to number of fellow associates in Emerson school. Covers were laid for the fol- lowing guests: Miss Hoyt, Miss Akin, Miss Lura Kinsey, Miss Flora Jensen, Miss Carlson, Miss Anna Roepke, Miss Mable Milligan, Miss Katherine Kennedy and Miss Edna Poison. Literary Department Will Meet Tomorrow at 3 O'clock.
 The Literature department of the Woman's club will meet Saturday at three. This department is enjoying hugely the Burton Holmes Travel ogues and the subject to be discussed Saturday will be South America, the leader, Mrs. Roome.
 Halloween Party.
 Norman and Dorothy Norman were host and hostess to one of the very jolliest of the parties of the Hallow- cen season, on last Saturday night, when they entertained their little friends, at their home, from seven till nine o'clock. All of the old-fashioned- games of the season were played. Myrna Lowell and Fred Collins carry ing off the prizes. Those present were: Vivette Wilson, Ruth Mary Switzer, Cecil Gray, Bill Gray, Ken meth Switzer, Helen Zalesky, Bill Switzer, Fred Collins, Brother and Sister" Heisser, Petey Clark, Billy Borum, Charles Borum, Myrna Lov- ell. Winifred Lowell, Velma Rudd, Helen Harrington, Margaret Watson, Mildred Watson, Mildred Took, Eliz abeth Took, Jean Schwarz, Fay Fry, Anna Margaret Schwarz, Mary Will son and Florence Norman.
 **+$ Miss Faith Stafford Becomes the Bride of George Negray.
 Miss Faith Stafford, daughter of Mrs. Mercy Stafford, and George w. Negray, of Flagstaff, were married at 3:30 o'clock Friday afternoon at the home of the brides mother, 374 North First avenue.
 Only a few of the most intimate frtnnIc at tho the service being read by Rev. George Logic, of the Cook Bible school. The bride, who was unattended, wore be- coming frock of white georgette and satin and carried shower bouquet of white rose buds.
 Immediately after the wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Negray left for the north, where they will take up their perma- nent residence.
 Mrs. Negray is one of the best-liked girls of the younger set. After com pleting her high school course she registered at the University of Ari- zona, where she was popular with the | student body, and her homecomings | turing the holidays were always re- Dlete with delightful affairs in her ionor.
 MT. Negray is connected with the l Arizona Central bank and well known in the northern part of the state.- Phoenix Republican.
 +**+ Masque Hop at
 DOney Park Hall.
 The Doney Park Domestic club will give masquerade hop tonight at Doney Park hall, the affair to begin at eight o'clock.
 The music promises to be especially good. There will be lunch and the fun will not let up before one aye em. The challenge at the bottom of the invita- tion cEds is Guess Who"
 | | : Normal Will Honor Legion on Armistice Day.
 The faculty of the Normal school are arranging for an entertainment and reception in honor of the Ameri- can Legion, Mark A. Moore post, to be held at Ashurst auditorium on next Thursday. This will be one of the events of the season and will no doubt be largely attended by people c"oi oehhS tiio oPPoi ituHity to dSSiSt in honoring our ex-service men. Mo- vember II is Armistice Day, you know, and this is most fitting way to observe it.
 Following is the program: Star Spangled Banner Audience Violin Solo ...........Louis Farlardeau ........... Mrs. Ray Babbitt Address ....-............ Francis D. Crable VOcal SOlO Edna POlS0n Address ......-.....Judge J. E. Jones Hymn, Abide With Me-. Audience
 (Hour to be announced later.)
 $$$t Church Service.
 You are cordially welcomed to the services next Sunday morning at the Church of the Epiphany. Sunday school at 9:45. Holy communion and sermon at II o'clock.
 tt$$ Gregg Easton.
 James Gregg, of this city, and Miss Mary Agnes Easton, of Central Lake, szI