The Coconino sun., 1922-04-14
Cuthbert Hanna Weeds
 Miss Iahille at Alhudueraue

Miss Labille at Albuquerque
 The numerous friends of Cuthbert P. Hanna, more popularly known as Squire" will be agreeably surprised to learn that he was married at the. Christian church in Albuquerque last Wednesday evening, to Miss Martha Labille, charming young lady of Chicago. Cuthbert left Tuesday night to meet the young lady who came west to Albuquerque for the happy event. The romance started last sum- mer while the young lady was spend- ing her vacation in Flagstaff. The bride has been engaged with the h. fant Welfare society of Chicago for a number of years and made many friends during her stay in Flagstaff last year, including the one which Cuthbert so successfully foreclosed for all time.
 Cuthbert is one of the prominent and energetic contractors and build CTS of Flagstaff who not only believes in building for others, but for himself as well. He is the owner of valuable city property aside from the home at 23 N. Beaver street, where the happy couple will make their home after a short honeymoon.
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 Japanese Tea
 We found ourselves transported in- to a most bewildsring fairyland last Friday afternoon when we entered the c. B. Wilson home.
 From the swaying dancing butter flies, the bright fluffy chrysanthemums to the real human butterflys in bright oriental costumes, we knew ourselves to be in the land of flowers - Japan. Presiding at the attrectively laden tea-table were more ladies from the flowery kingdom and had we not had strong cup of real tea, our imagina- tion might have carried us far afield, but evenly balanced, we remained to enjoy the very social afternoon. A real palmist held sway in an adjoin- ing room and many predictions made on that day are now being realized. Everyone had good time aside from the delicious refreshments that all knew were far more abundant than usually is served by the almond eyed race, so aside from the splendid finan- cial result, Mrs. Wilson and Miss Will Hams feel fully repaid for their extra efforts in entertaining.
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 Camp Fire Play
 The boy scouts got lots of notice last week for we cleared the decks for them.
 Not so, this week, we are going to make plea for the girls.
 We don't want you to waste your money however, by just turning it over to some fund - No - we hear you can get your money back with interest doubled, by attending the Camp Fire girls play next Friday night. 'The Farmerette" is full of spice and clever parts and not only the play, but a number of splendid special acts will be put on.
 This is a big undertaking for a group of young girls and they need the support of all interested in girls.
 You probably haven't any girls yet of Camp Fire age, but think what your support would mean if you had!
 Getting down to the Orpheum each morning of last week before seven o'clock means they are in earnest in their attempt to give you something good and their guardian, Miss Rein hold would be disappointed not to have a big, boosting, enthusiastic audience. Get your ticket even if you can't go. It's your contribution to a good cause and worthy one!
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 Birthday Affair
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Kelly are not unmindful that their very pretty home makes just the right setting for a group of friends bent on celebrating a birthday. Last Thursday Mir. Err nest Coulter was receiving congratu- lations on having added another year to his life, but he was entirely un- prepared for the happy surprise that awaited him in the evening at the Kelly home. Here amid a shower of appropriate gifts he received their happy wishes for many more years and then the real evening began. Dancing was the program and a de- lightful one it was. Later two big birthday cakes appeared with lighted