The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22
Edited by MRS. FRANK NOBLE.


 wish that she might see her way clear to take up the work of the organiza- tion for the ensuing year.
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 Woman's Club.
 Saturday the Woman's club met in regular session at Elk's hall Among the interesting reports was that of the building committee which is near ing the thousand dollar mark. Mem- bers were voted in, the chautauqua discussed and matters pertaining to it; the idea of incorporating taken up and committee assigned for it. Later very good musical program was giv- en, Miss Pearl Curtis presiding. Miss Peterson, of the Normal, sang and graciously responded to an encore. Mrs. Brown, of the Normal faculty, gave an entertaining informal talk on French home life before the war. All were quite captivated with her man. ner in relating various personal and charming experiences while she was in France.
 Miss Lintz announced the cafeteria supper which will be an event of to- morrow night from the hours of five to seven. This is put on by the civics department, at Elks' hall. The pro- ceeds will swell the building fund while the immediate personal effect upon you will be to fill you full. Don't miss it for we have heard the menu and it promises to be some menu. An unusual attendance was noted and commented upon. This is to be doubled at the May meeting which will be the last meeting of the year.
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 Wedding at the
 Charlebois Home.
 Last Wednesday was gala day at the Charlebois home for lovely wedding was an event of early morn ing. The home had been arranged in a truly artistic fashion. The color scheme was a deleicate green and soft yellow and with the artistic dra- peries in gold and brown, the soft lights hung with the same colors, the scene was lovely. Under the central light the wedding party stood while Miss Margaret Walsh played the strains of the wedding march. Miss Seraphine Renaud, sister of MT. Charlebois, and George Edward Ty- son Carter, both of Phoenix, were the principals. Rev. Father C. Vabre per- formed the ceremony. Then the party were seated at the dining table where crystal and cut glass gleamed amid fragrant flowers.
 Dainty place cards, wedding bells, tba fnllaxtyipp cr,acfs. MT. and Mrs. Carter, Mir. and Mrs. Charlebois, MT. Renaud, father of the bride; Miss Marie Garrett, Miss Mar garet Walsh, Mir and Mrs. Frank Richmond. Mrs. John .Hennessy, Fath- CT Vabre, Miss Irene Bart, Andy Samsky and the Misses Mary and June Charlebois.
 At six o'clock on the same evening Mir. and Mrs. Charlebois again enter tained at an elaborate dinner for the bride and groom, who were leaving later for Grand Canyon, where short honeymoon will be spent.
 Mir. Carter has cozy little bunga- low awaiting his bride and thither they will go after few days Announcing Engagement of Miss Bush and Mir. B0bbitt.
 At breakfast served in a pine grove on the mesa Saturday morning, Miss Helen Sandon and Miss Dockstader announced the engagement of Miss Selma I. Bush and Uel Clay Bobbitt.
 Appropriate dishes and attractive place cards were prepared, and the announcement itself was made by little Scotch cupid, Lawrence Gold.
 A number of intimate friends were present.
 The announcement of the engage ment of this popular young couple will not be any surprise to their friends, who for some time had anti cipated it; but who, nevertheless, will be none the less eager to extend con- gratulations. Miss Bush, who is an A. B. of Smith college and graduate of the Indianapolis Normal school, has for several terms been teacher of sci ence and mathematics at the Normal here. MT. Bobbitt, who came here from Kansas, is connected with the ac-
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