The Coconino sun., 1921-03-04


 Elmer Selck, popular young Flagstaff man, and his bride.
 The party was complete surprise to the happy young couple, who had been united in holy wedlock by Jus tice R. J. Kidd at S:30 o'clock that same evening.
 Elmer has made many friends here during the several years he has been associated with Mrs. L. R. Hall in the management of Llolomai Lodge at Oak Creek and more recently the Weatherford hotel, of this city, and a hundred or so of them were on hand at the party to extend congratula- tions to him and his charming bride. Mrs. Selck was formerly Miss Mollie Griffin. She came here some time ago from her home in Los Angeles and al ready has made many friends among the younger set.
 MT. and Mrs. Selck will make their home at the Weatherford.
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 Have you seen the new curtain scrim at The Penney store, l7c to 49c the yard It A. L. Charlton Married.
 A. l.. Charlton, formerly of Flag staff, was married to Miss Viola J. Reeves, of Tyler, Texas. The bride is the sister of Mrs. Chas. D. Cole. Her friends will be glad to join in send ing their best wishes for happy fu- ture.
 Announcement of Marriage.
 Coming as complete surprise yet welcomed by their many friends was the announcement on Wednesday of the marriage of Miss Pearl H. Harper to Mir. Percy H. Harley. While unex- pected we say just now, it was be- lieved to be an event of the early summer. Mrs. Harley has long been known to Flagstaff as a very popular young lady, the youngest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Harper, of this city. She came here from Kentucky some two years ago and at once iden- tified herself actively in church circles, where her vivacious manner won her friends among the younger people whom she still serves so faithfully. Mir. Harley is a most popular mem- Der of the forest service force having come here from Kansas some two years ago. He is an ex-service man , and very popular with the members of battery "A''. He also has been a very familiar figure at the Feder- ated church. where he, holds the office of recorder.
 The ceremony was performed on Wednesday at high noon at the home of the brides parents on North Le- roux street, Rev. Took performing the ceremony.
 MT. and Mrs. Harley are already oc- cupying their new home on South Sit greaves street, where their friends will find them ready for congratula- . tions
 ( Mems Hi-Grade felt hats in several shades, Sl.9S at The Penney store. 1t
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 Dancing Party.
 The Kelly home was the scene of high revelry last Wednesday night when MT. and Mrs. J. c. Kelly en- tertained their Five Hundred club at lovely little dancing party. Besides the members of the club, number of invited guests enjoyed the affair, which all pronounce delightful. Series of Card Parties. MT. and Mrs. Archer have been help ing to make life at least bearable dur ing the Lenten season by entertain ing their friends at cards.
 Last week the following friends en- joyed Five Hundred MT. and Mrs. Albers, Mir. and Mrs. Bert Cameron, Mir. J. D. Jackson, MT. and Mrs. J. C. Kelly, Mir. and Mrs. Joe Schmidt MT. and Mrs Rob Mitchell, Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Sullivan, MT. and Mrs. Joe Will son, Dr. and Mrs. c. T. Manning, Jr., and Mrs Julia Kleisler.
 On Friday night of last week Mrs. Kleisler entertained at the Archer home the following guests:: Mir. and Mrs. Harry Cress, MT. and Mrs. Loren Cress, Mir. and Mrs. Joe Schmidt, Dr. and Mrs. Finn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richmond, Mrs. Lou Chalebois and MT. and Mrs. Archer. Delicious refreshments completed the altogether delightful evening.
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 Fine English long cloth 23c the yard at The Penney store. 1t
 + + Civics Department Meets. Saturday afternoon found the Civ ics department assembled at the home | of Mrs. Bertha Kennedy. Fourteen members very much in- terested in civic affairs made splen- did showing in attendance and the program was most interesting. Miss Mildred Hornbein presided and opened the meeting by giving a re- sume of the cabinet officers of the in- c9ming administration; characteristics aSd previous occupations of each being commented upon.
 Mrs. McMullen told in most com prehensive way of the proceedings of the state legislature. She gave ex- tracts from the governors speech and spoke of the seeming absence of party | feeling among the present members. | She told of the two measures which | seemed to take most prominent places child welfare work and education. | These show certainly the trend of the