The Coconino sun., 1921-04-15

of Rev. Luther Moore, who had to be in Winslow that day.
 MT. and Mrs. Douglas Roome on Wednesday night entertaind Adolph Boenitsch, MT. Wilson, Rev. L. B Moore and F. D. Crable, at dinner and afterward at the Orpheum.
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 Clever Entertainment.
 One of the very cleverest of affairs was that staged last Friday night at the home of Miss Pearl Curtis on N Leroux street. About thirty guests ] were assembled and were greeted by Miss Curtis and Miss Alberta Platz, The living room was bower of apple and cherry blossoms, while the dining room was vision of pink, white, blue, yellow and lavender morning glories; in one corner trellis of the lovely flowers twined in brilliant glory also. Not one moment of the evening proved a dull one, for each one had been provided for by clever games, the novelty of each proving the original ity of the hostesses. First the men proved their ability as marksmen and with bow and arrow claimed the bean bags they were able to bring down. Then the gentlemen were taken into a room and above a drawn curtain they beheld a row of living roses blooming and nodding while through holes flashed blue, brown and black laughing eyes. An auctioneer mount ed stand and each flower was knock | al off tn tho hinhaSt hildar With partners thus secured, the guests were bidden to write descrip- tion of the one drawn and booklets with pencils passed wherein they might guess the identity as they were read aloud. Miss Payne was happiest in her guesses and won ladies' prize, while Merville Mills won the gentle mans. Following this, the guests were seated at small tables and asked to follow directions for a full three minutes.
 These games consisted in dressing paper dolls, weaving mats and match ing words and sentences. Mrs. Helen Knapp was winner in this while MT. Ed Clark captured the gentlemen's prize. A two course luncheon daintily served, followed by dancing made a merry evening for the following guests: The Misses Frances Collins. Dorothy Truswell, Helen Sandon, Ruth Latimer, Margaret Walsh, Madelaine Brandt, Irene Bart, Elsie Myers, Bess VanNess, Blanche Riordan, Mrs. Helen Knapp, Alice Alten, Selma Bush, Wilmyth Case, Blanche Payne and Mrs. Walter Lindblom; the Messrs. Adolph Boenitsch, Uel Bob btt, Cy Bendorf, Ed Clark, Merville Mills, Andy Samsky, Fred'erick c k Browning, Leonard Watson, Raymond Prochnow, Arthur Riordan, Remijius Hook, Francis Chisholm, Dan Phelan, Clarence Pulliam, Lester Fleck, Earl Rakestraw and Walter Lindblom.
 Dancing Party.
 The Kelly home was the scene of a pretty dancing party last Friday night when Mir. Stevens and Dr. Mackey entertained. Those enjoying the hospitality were the Misses Mar jorie Shumm, Fay Lawhead, Elsie Holsinger, Edna Poison, Jackie Humphrey, Messrs. Mackey, Coulter, Davis, McClurken, Nay, Stevens and MT. and Mrs. J, z z. ] Kelly. g
 Silver Wedding Anniversary.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson had just decided the finest way to celebrate a silver wedding anniversary was to re- main contentedly at home, but their friends decided differently and so went down last Saturday evening and join ed in a real merry-making. Such an occasion is fittingly observed by friends bearing gifts and a silver one of course was the appropriate one at this time.
 I The evening was given over to cards and later a bountiful repast showed the guests were not unmindful of es- sentials. Those wishing Mr. and Mrs. Jackson many more years of happi- ness were: Mrs. E. M. Doe, Mrs. John Hennessy, Mrs. B. Hook, Mrs. Dillman, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Sullivan, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Albers, MT. and Mrs. Bert Cameron and MT. and Mrs. Archer.
 Music Department of Club. | Mrs. Lou Charlebois was a most de- | lightful hostess last Saturday after noon to the members of the music de- | partment of which she has long been a valued member. Almost twenty ladies were present. Many were | anxious to see the attractive rooms which have so recently been redecor- ated.
 The business meeting was inter- esting for the discussion arose again concerning the Williams trip which the club contemplates making. May [ was decided on. Mrs. Lewis will have charge of the program.
 Election of officers was next in or der: Mrs. R. G. Stevenson received the majority of votes for chairman, and Mrs. U. J. Lewis for director. This will make a splendid start fol the ensuing club year.
 The program for the afternoon was in charge of Mrs. J. D. Jackson and Mrs. Frank Curtis, and the subject was American folk songs. Mrs. Cur tis clearly stated various ideas of folk songs of any nation and proceeded to tell much of our fayorite old-time