The Coconino sun., 1922-12-22
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IN. A. N. s. Graduate Engaged fn Marrv in phnnniY

N. A. N. s. Graduate Engaged to Marry in Phoenix.
 An engagement of great interest to the younger members of the social set in Phoenix is that of Miss Dorothy Allen, only daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Allen to Jack Griffin, which was announced Saturday. <. Miss Allen, who is one of the most popular and beautiful girls of Phoenix is comparatively a newcomer, arriving from Chicago only some two years ago. !. MT. Griffin is the son of MT. and !, Mrs. James S. Griffin and is rapidly becoming prominent in business cir cleS. He is a native Arizonian, a graduate of the Phoenix Union high school, attended the Northern Arizona !. Normal for three years and spent a short time as a student at the Univer- sity of Southern California. He is an active member of the Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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 Pupils Recital.
 A most interesting program was given by Miss Miriam R. Lightbune's primary and junior pupils and her be- ginners orchestra last Friday after noon at her studio. This was the first public appearance of the orchestra and the audience was more than de |, lighted with the little tots. Those who played in the orchestra were Lola II May Sinclair, Wealtha Beard Marian Y Kinsey, John Adams, Robert Sinclair, Henry Giclas, Robert Carter, Howard ' Weidner, Weldon Brinton and Miss |. .LightbuIn. The following was the program:
 Selection by the orchestra, accom- panied by Lola May Sinclair.
 Playful Kittens" (P. LawsOn.) Elizabeth Took.
 Airy Fairy" Geo. L. Spaulding.) EStelle Brown.
 I "Grace Waltz" OF. A. Franklin.) John Adams.
 q Begin (Willy) Howard Weid- ner.
 "Old Folks at Home" (F. A. Frank lin.) Robert Carter. | Always Joyous" (Fr. Liftl.) Eliza beth and Mildred Took.
 Alice Where Art Thou?" (Asher.) ! Maflal hlHSeH.
 My First Waltz. (H. Engelmann.) Helen Paul.
 "Cavatina." (W. B. Kuenzel,) Rob ert Sinclair.
 "In Happy Land" (W. Rolfe.) Henry Giclas.
 t "Friendship March" (M. Green wald) Wealtha Beard.
 "Home Sweet Home" (S. Stein heimer.) Louis Davis.
 "Dance of the Goblins." (Crosby.) Helen Harrington.
 "In Rank and File" Nange) Jack Bongberg,
 Dreams by the Fireplace" (Pres- ton.) Althea Jones. . Sweet Clover" (Matilee Loeb Ev- ans) Lola May Sinclair. "Pizzicato Serenade." (Franklin.) Weldon Brinton.
 "Priscila." (Chas. Lindsay.) Mori- enc Harper.
 1 "Old Lavender" (M. I. Preston.) Mildred Took.
 :. :. :, :: I Saturday evening, December 16, at the home of w. H. Pierce a crowd of his friends celebrated Mr. Pierce's ! 8lst birthday. Mrs. Pierce served a wonderful turkey dinner to the guests. the turkey being sent by one of MT , Pierce's admirers on the Mohave des- ert. The guests were MT. and Mrs. ? T. E. Pulliam and son, Clarence, MT and Mrs. Loren Savage, Mrs. Kapanke and Miss Frances Kapanke, Miss Roark, Mrs. s. w. Hodgson, MT. and Mrs. Bayard Brinton. After the din her Mr. Pierce entertained the crowd by doing the turkey trot. After a very pleasant evening the crowd dispersed to their homes after wishing Mr. Pierce many more happy birthdays. l Among his presents was nice bath robe and Comfy slippers, which we hope will give him much pleasure and enjoyment.
 :. :. :. :, { Junior Lindblom, Walter George Lindblom when the whole appelation is given, son of MT. and Mrs. Walter Lindblom, was given surprise party recently in honor of his fourth birth day. Fifteen little tots were present to enjoy with him the big birthday cake and ice cream and to give him the many little presents which he re- ceived as gifts of his birthday. !. !. 4 :. A pleasant birthday surprise party was given for Mrs. Walter Lindblom at her home on Beaver by number of her friends last week. The eve ming was spent with music and danc- ing. She reports having received some very lovely gifts from those at tending. Those who planned the sur prise and did the surprising were Mrs. P. w. Longfellow, Miss Grace Long, fellow, Miss Doris Badley, Miss Mary Becllwith, Douglas Gillespie, Harold Longfellow, Harold Cameron, Ernest Colter.
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 The Christmas tree exercises at the Christian church will be held Sunday night.
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 The Episcopal church will have a Christmas tree at their church for the children tomorrow evening from the. hours of five to six.