The Coconino sun., 1921-08-12


 Williams, formerly of this city; Mrs. Knapp, who is business secretary at the Normal school, to Fred F.. Brown ing, of the Arizona Central bank, Flagstaff. All four of these young people are well known and extremely popular here.
 Federated Sunday School Orchestra.
 The Federated Sunday school or chestra, under the direction of Miss Lightburn, wish to thank the good people of Flagstaff for their generous support last Friday evening of the concert they gave for the benefit of the new piano which the church is buying for the old Presbyterian church. The free-will offering came to little over thirty-fve dollars.
 Following is the program: Selection by the orchestra Reading by Ruth Sullivan. Vocal solo by Mary Wilson. Vocal solo by Miss Williams. Trio by Maurice Took, Miss Lightburn
 and Helen Runke.
 Vocal solo by Mrs. Allen. Reading by Margaret Walker. Vocal solo by Mrs. Mitchell. Piano solo by Margaret Sweet. Vocal solo by Mrs. Miller. Piano duet by Mrs. Allen and Mrs.
 Schwarz.
 Readings by Mrs. Gammage. Selection by orchestra.
 Rev. Took made few remarks and invited all present to remain for a sociable hour while the ladies of the church served coffee and cake.
 < :- I. 1. Company "B" at Williams.
 Last Friday night was the first dance given by Company "B" at Will jams. Several Flagstaff people attend ed, among whom were Kelley, Mr. Gibone, Campbell and Cole, from the Normal, who assisted with the enter tainment.
 At the Church of Epiphany.
 On Sunday, August I4th, services will be held at the Church of the Epiphany, as follows:
 Holy communion, 8 a. m
 Sunday school, 9:45.
 Morning prayer and sermon, 10:45.
 The sermon will be delivered by the Rev. Francis J. Bloy, rector of St. Marks church, Mesa. To one and all, especially to the summer visitors in Flagstaff, is extended a cordial invita- tion to attend these services.
 i. # < I. Alumni Association.
 Boost! What lot may be said in that one little word. It may mean boost your town, your school, your county, your state-in this case it means boost all of them by boosting the alumni association of the Northern Arizona Normal school. There are graduates in this town right now, from over twenty classes, that passed from the doors of our school out into the world; these graduates are mem- bers of the alumni association. Come on, ye members, and put over the biggest house ever recorded! You have a chance for the picture "The Road of Ambition" Tuesday, August 10th, at the Orpheum, is to be under the auspices of the alumni association. Help fill up every seat, come your selves and bring your friends.
 '. < < 4 Mrs. Francis Entertains.
 Last Friday afternoon the beautiful Francis home, north of town, was made gay with bright wild flowers and pine boughs. Mrs. Francis and Mrs. Raudebaugh entertained at bridge. A delicious luncheon was served to the following ladies after the cards were put away: Mrs. Bert Cameron, Mrs. Charlebois, Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. J. M. Clark, Mrs. Doe, Mrs. Friedlein, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. c. A. Greenlaw, Mrs. Hook, Mrs. Hennessy, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. McMillan, Mrs. Metz, Miss Carolyn Gubernator, Mrs. Richmond, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Dia- mond, Mrs. Irwin Francis, Mrs. Switzer.
 On Tuesday afternoon the Francis home was again the scene of a de- lightful party. Bridge was the enter tainment of the afternoon, and Mrs. Nee, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Wheat, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Joe Babbitt, Mrs. Colin Campbell, Mrs. Finn, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. E. c. Slipher, Miss Margaret Walsh, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Sykes, Mrs. Harold Sykes,