The Coconino sun., 1923-02-09

The Shakespeare club met at the
home of Mrs. Bertha S. Kennedy on
Monday night. Mrs. Frank Noble
gave current events touching concise
~ on general affairs in the world.
Miss Mary G. Boyer entertained the
club most delightfully."- with readings
from Arizona poets. Being we'll vers-
ed in their lore, Miss Boyer was able
ito reveal the wealth of really good
poetry which has been written by our
own poets, Of which Harrison Con-
rard is easily the best. One pleasant
and unusual feature Of the evening
was the presence of Mrs. A. N. Tay-
lor of Westfield N. Y, charter
member and former president of the
club. Mrs. Taylor recalled many mem
ories of the old days of the club,
which celebrates its twenty-third
birthday this year. There were sew
eral other guests present and the
evenings pleasure was prolonged over
social cup of coffee.
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American Legion Auxiliary to Mark
A. Moore Unit No. 3, will hold its
regular meeting Thursday afternoon.
February Is, at 2:30 at the home Of
Mrs. Mills. Bring your dues.
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The Woman's club viii hold its gen.
eral monthly meeting tomorrow after
noon at the Breen-Lewis hall. The
business meeting will be followed by
a Valentine party.
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His parishioners and friends were
surprised on Wednesday night upon
receipt of announcement from Rev.
| w. II. Zook Of the Federated church,
Flagstaff, that he is to be married in
! Los Angeles at noon, today, to Mrs.
| Caroline Burkhalter.
Mr.. Zook went to Los Angeles on
| Tuesday night The bride has been
| staying there since last summer with
! her sister, who is in missionary work
| in Los Angeles. She originally came
from Illinois and for the last eight
years up to last summer was mis-
sionary among the Navajo Indians at
Tuba City. Last summer she attend
/ ed summer Normal school here, liv-
| ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Runke, then entered the Los An
geles Bible Institute as a student. She
is a highly accomplished, fine Wo-
man.
Mr.. Zook has four children, rang
| ing in age from nine to sixteen years
Their mother died about nine months
ago. The many friends of Mr.. Zook
| and his wife are eagerly awaiting
their return to Flagstaff, when they
will be extended a warm and cordial
welcome.'
/ Miss Helen Dolan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. j. C. Dolan, was the charm.
ing and gracious hostess last Saturday
night at dancing party given al hei
home. The young people heartily sn-
joyed both the dancing and the dainty
refreshments. The guests We're: The
Misses Agnes Switzer, Ruth Swltzer
Lucille Koch, Martha Burnhelm, Mar
| jorie Bongberg, Mary Lamport, me1
| Barelzman, Gertrude Mcclure, Messrs
Buster Raudebaugh, Mervin Schwarz
George Marine, Willis Barekman
Gene Bongberg, Joe LaScala, Clyde
Caffey, Clifton Williams, Fred Mack
ard, Burton Cameron, Jr, Freddie
Collins.
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The Eastern Star lodge has ISSUED
invitations for a reception at Masonit
Temple tonight (Friday) the guest!
of honor being Mr.. and Mrs. A. n
Taylor of Westfield, n. Y, forrnei
residents here.
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Saturday night the music lovers o.
the city enjoyed most unusual trea
through the efforts put forth by tht
music department of the Woman,i
club. A year ago this same depart
ment brought Alice Gentle, whc
charmed US with her voice, and be
cause of the many compliments re
ceived on this occasion, the depart
ment planned to make an annua
event for the musical element of the
town
Consequently an artists recital ha'