The Coconino sun., 1921-12-02

Nay, the very happy, though unsus-
pecting victim. Miss Ethel Compton
asked her to bring her sewing down
for the evening, but on arriving at
the Compton home, fair young hands
quickly claimed Miss Vie and it was
soon discovered that the evening was
not quiet one of sewing.
A mock wedding was first on the
program with Miss Ethel Holsinger
the blushing bride and Miss Madeline
Fairchild the grave bridegroom, while
Miss Compton stood ready to unite the
pair until serious objections were
raised when it was found the groom
had many breach of promise suits to
answer for.
After jolly time the bride was
made the recipient of many lovely
gifts. Miss Nay will go soon to Cali
fornia and there in the home of her
parents, she and Mr.. Orrin Compton
will be united by the Reverend Met
calf an old Flagstaff friend =
early in February.
Miss Compton's friends included the
Misses Katherine Keller, Eleanore
Greenlaw, Ruby Lowitsky, Ruby Wills
ford, Annie Anderson, Nelma Black,
Vieva Walker, Eva Zion, Hazel Gan.
ing, Martha Lewis Buckner, Mary
Conrard, Agnes Johnson, Dorothy
Griffith and Polly Anna Elliott.
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Another Happy Surprise
Last Tuesday evening Miss Nelma
Black, another happy bridal prospect
of the Christmas holidays, found
friends galore shouting greetings at
the Fronske home when she entered.
A veritable shower of lovely things
was hurled from the darkness.
The remainder of the evening was
spent at hearts. Dainty refreshments
were served the following guests:
Louise and Ardelle Switzer, Martha
Lewis Buckner, Mary Conrard, Vie
Nay, Agnes Johnson, Hazel Caring,
Annie Anderson, Grace Wenzel, Vieva
Walker and Ethel Compton.
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Camp Fire Ceremonial
Last Saturday afternoon the very
pretty fall ceremonial of the Camp
Fire organization was witnessed by a
number of interested friends of the
twenty-five girls composing it.
Seated about the candles signifying
health, work and love, the girls were
given the many honors which they had
so valiantly earned Violet Raude-
baugh, a five dollar gold piece for
bringing in the most honors during
the summer months; Katherine Hille-
brandt, the wood-gatherer's emblem;
Delpha Thompson and Marian Wal
lace, the fire-makers emblem, and An
ME Amelia Noble, the torch-bearer's
emblem. 4
Eight of the girls demonstrated
their art in folk dancing - the
Misses Mable Fry, Mary Wilson, Mil
bred Dunn, Hazel Alsup, Mary LAM
port.
Tea and sweet cakes were served
and the silver offering was liberal,
some twenty dollars.
The girls are planning some real
work under the direction of their
guardian, Miss Reinhold, who, in her
closing speech proved how near her
heart this work of the organization
really is.
Social Service
Next Tuesday the social service club
win meet with Mrs. William Babbitt.
Doubtless this will be the banner
meeting of the year for Christmas
plans will be discussed and the good
will in the shape of real material
blessings be a matter for all to COM
ment upon. Come and help with this
vital work of the community's welfare.
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Shakespeare Club
Monday evening thirteen members
of the Shakespeare club met at the
Pollock home. Interesting current
events were given by Mrs. Fronske
concluding with lovely bit of verse
Mrs. Hart was leader and gave an
interesting resume of national situa-
tons; the disarmament conference, the
Japanese question and the Philippine
question all coming under the survey
The club voted to postpone its
meeting of next Monday night that
all might enjoy the program of the
music department at the Orpheum.
The club also voted small gift OF
ten dollars to be used in the work OF
the committee for the Community
Christmas Tree.
The next meeting of the club will
be social meeting at the Pollock
home on the 10th.
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Literature Department Meeting
The literature department of the
Woman's club will meet with Mrs. V
M. Slipher tomorrow Saturday al
three. Cars will be furnished.
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The Five Hundred Club
Was most delightfully."- entertained
Wednesday night by Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Cameron at their beautiful home
The spacious rooms were beautifully
decorated in Christmas greens ant
colors and a most delicious suppe
was served at eleven o'clock. Be
sides the usual club members, quite ,
number of their friends were invitet
and the hours passed only too quick
ly for those fortunate enough to en-
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