The Coconino sun., 1921-11-04
Final Party of Delightful Series

given at the c. B. Wilson home has become but delightful memory for last Saturday they eliminated with the fourth, Halloween bridge.
 The wierd atmosphere created by the silent door-keeper who admitted the guests, was accentuated as these same guests found the interior dimly lighted and all creatures loving the dark holding high carnival-the bats and cats and skeletons revelling in the scene. The guests were merry during the afternoon and at five thirty delicious luncheon was daintily served the following, Miss Lintz assisting Mrs. Wilson: Mrs. l.. B. McMullen, Mrs. Fred Browning, Mrs. Joe Schmidt, Mrs. c. O. Lamp land, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Westvelt, Mrs. J. c. Clarke, Mrs. E. M. Doe, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Fred Lusk, Mrs. Metz, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Jeffreys, Mrs. Earl Slipher, Mrs. Frank Richmond, Mrs. M. G. Fronske, Mrs. Stuart Campbell, Mrs. Ray Babbitt, Mrs. Fay, Mrs. Seay, Mrs. Allen Greenlaw, Mrs. J. P. Lindemann of Yuma, Mrs. P. H. Nelson, Mrs. A. G. Pierson, Mrs. Will fam Marian, and the Misses Julian, Latimer, Lockett, Paxton and Walsh. Party for Sunday School
 Saturday twenty-five young people hurried to the Giclas home in Milton for a real Halloween affair.
 Cars conveyed the children of the Episcopal Sunday school.
 At five came truly appetizing lunch of hot cocoa, cookies with frost ed faces, and apples.
 Assisting were Mrs. Roome, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Myers, Miss Myers and Miss Williams, while Miss Hall and Miss Carlson of the Normal furnished the fun.
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 Halloween Fun
 No room to chronicle all the events pertaining to this great and merry season.
 Miss Ruth Sullivan entertained a company of friends from seven to nine. Miss Florence Norman enter tained her friends of the Federated Endeavor society," a masked affair with lots of fun. Mrs. Austin Brown entertained her Junior Endeavorers anu tDty tOO splCutlu tiiuC. Miss Violet Raudebaugh was hostess to a company of fourteen friends who made the night hideous with Hallow- cen stunts. Master William Harri- son entertained merry company of twenty-fiv who gathered to celebrate the evening, not forgetting to exhaust the abundant supply of ice cream and cake. Mrs. Brinton did not forget to see that the Senior Endeavorers made merry.
 Junior Wilson thought it was his time to have a party after hearing his mothers guests exclaim over their splendid entertainment, so he, too, in- vited some friends who came willingly and bobbed for apples and consumed all the "eats" in sight.
 Mrs. Joe Wight had "hard times" party and from the views obtained, the high cost of clothing is still an item to be considered.
 Mrs. Metz had a neighborhood bridge and the guests enjoyed the afternoon and the very pleasant luncheon.
 Mrs. George Bailey gave pretty little farewell bridge party before leaving for Phoenix for the winter
 Thus the week sped on, eliminating in the much talked of Halloween dance at the Normal, brilliant and col orful.
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 Bazaar Next Week
 Don't fail to attend the bazaar next week and speed on your Xmas buying.
 The Elks' hall will be the scene and the bazaar will open at twelve o'clock on Tuesday, Nov. g. After three o. clock tea will be served.
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 Women's Auxiliary to Mark A. Moore Post No. 8, American Legion, will meet Thursday afternoon, Nov. 10, at 2:30, at the home of Mrs. Curtis.
 Halloween Party at
 Fort Valley School
 The Fort Valley school and mothers were entertained by a Halloween party at the school building last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Henegar, the teacher, was hostess. The room was prettily decorated with cats, witches and jack O lanterns as well as many flowers which the children had planted. Games and contests were engaged in, after which very tasty refreshments were served. Every one had a nice time and left with "please may we have another party"
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 Musical Treat
 The Flagstaff public will be given the opportunity to hear one of the best musical programs ever given in the community on Monday evening, November 2. Miss Ilomay Bailey, of Wichita, Kans., assisted by MT. and Mrs. Bud Waters, will give delight ful entertainment of vocal and instru- mental numbers in classics, ballads and jazz.
 Miss Bailey is in Flagstaff spending her vacation with her sister, Mrs. Waters. She has recently closed months engagement with the $2,000,- 900 Newman theatre in Kansas City and is now connected with the largest hcuca iu Wichita tho Thaatra Wicb