Arizona republican., 1921-02-21
VALENTINE PARTIES ARE CHIEF SOCIAL
 EVENTS AT HAYDEN

HAYDEN, Ariz., Feb. 1S.-Valentine parties featured the past week which was punctuated with many social and educational events. One of the most unique of these affairs was a cflildren's Valentine party given by Mrs. J. A. Williams for her son, Jack. Invita- tions were in the form of Cupid's darts Guests were ushered into a bower of hearts where Miss Bessie Knight greeted them and assisted the hostess in guiding them through number of valentine games. The re freshment table was decorated as an immense heart and placed in the cen ter of a -bedecked dining room. Refreshments consisted of heart shaped sandwiches and cookies, ice cream covered with candy hearts, sal ad and grapejuice. Each little guest carried home a heart-shaped valentine as a favor. The guests were: Carrick Stephenson, Eddison Bedore. James Morris, Fred Walker, Donald Clark. Elizabeth Carney, Helen Lumbley, Marguerite Owens, Dorothy Smith, Maxine Blackman, Mildred Mays, Hell en Donaldson, Vincent Abbot, Dorothy Booth, Ella Merrill, Arvilla Houston, Bertha Johnson, Vernon Cox. Gather inc Lincoln, Helen Strait, Joe Porter, and Emma Lou Glaecher.
 
 was the leading event Monday night at 7;30 p. m. in the church basement. 1 Old, young and intermediate pupils were present and divided into groups by the committee which provided en- tertainment suitable for all The deco rations changed the basement into l festive halls. Hearts and valentines were equally exchanged and the re- treatments enjoyed by all.
 The Winkelman Ladies Democratic l club gave a Valentine cance Monday night. large delegation of the Hay den young people enjoyed the affair and danced into the wee small hours or the morning to the fantastic music furnished. by the Phillips orchestra Coffee and sandwiches were served as refreshments.
 A Valentine dancing party was giv- en by the American Legion last Sat urday night. Cupid's darts and Gu I plds greetings were in evidence on all l sides While the dance went on. About 1 II o'clock the contents of the Valentine box were scattered and greeted with snr1eks of delight and merriment until the Philips orchestra called the mer- | fymakers to dance. It was a most en- ioyable affair.
 R, L Ezell. ". T. Mcdonald, H. F. easter and Miss Isabel O'Neill, mem bers of the school board, who were en tertalned at a Valentine luncheon giv- en by the high school girls last Mon- day Under the supervision of Miss
 Virginia Carpenter, the girls of tho Home Economies department prepared delightful luncheon which won gen.
 eral approval
 daughter Louise motored over iron Globe last Sunday to spend the da,
 with Mrs. Edw, Southward
 Mrs. Edw. Southward entertained a
 seven-course dinner in honor of tn, newlyweds. MT. and Mrs. Alton Burn . ham Of Globe. The guests were Jacl
 HouSeman, Miss Hazel Clifford MT
 and Mrs. Alphonso Benbow of Globe
 Mrs. Nj. A. Dart, Miss Louise Benbov
 and the guests of honor
 Wednesday, evening MT. and Mrs. W
 A. walker entertained at cards in hon.
 or Of Mrs. Alphonso Benbow. Pro gresslVe five hundred was played an, dainty refreshments were served The Hayden Mormon communit gave an excellent program and socia at their meeting place February l:
 Each or the following numbers wa
 appreciably received:
 [ Instrumental Solo. :. Mrs. Rae Sevar- Vocal Duet. .Belva Merrill, Anna May
 Instrumental Solo ...... Mrs Tyle
 Recitation, Little orphan Annie". Il .........-....... Mrs. P. L. Owen
 Instrumental Shubert's Serenade. k NTS. EuW. SOutnWaT e Vocal Solo -.............V Win Merri s Recitation, Votes for Women. ' .....-......-... Mrs. Esther Merri Male Quartette-Messrs. o. P. Peter { son of Preston, Idaho: c. Lint , Lynd. Utah: H D. Sorenson, Ogder . lTtah and Marion Condie, 1dahC : Solo Roy Merri
 Games and dancing followed tn : program.
 A very interesting and attractiv
 program was given in the communit z church by the public school childre : February 13. The program was q
 follows:
 Congregational Singing
 Prayer by the Pastor. Rev. E. D. Rale Congregational Singing
 : Introductory Remarks on Lincoln.
 .....-...s..... The Haste iHeCltdtIcn .Jt Jt-eisCii 4n Al ? Playlet celebrating Lincoln's Firth - Gay with Grandma. Grades ; and [ Song. Salute to the Flag" Grade Il T1--I 4 A>jro~f.cs-n