The Coconino sun., 1923-10-19

Da Silva Council No. 1929, Knights
of Columbus, celebrated Columbus
dav with a most enjoyable banquet
that evening in the parish hall, and
dance afterward in the new Elks hail.
The ladies of the Altar society pre-
pared the dinner, which is abundant
testimony that it was abundantly
good. The hall was artistlcally dec
Grated in autumn colors and the Ia
bles also. During the dinner de-
lightful musical program was gwen.
This began with piano duet by Mrs.
Toe Rabbit and Mrs. Dick Connor.
Following, in the order mentioned,
came a piano solo by Miss Fellce
Rodriguez, interpretative dancing by
Miss katherine Beckwith, vocal solo
by Miss Anna Riordan, with Miss Mil
dred Whetzel at the piano; vocal SOLO
by William O'Malley, with Mrs. W. r.
Griffin at the piano; piano duet by
Mrs. Joe Babbitt and Mrs. Dick Con-
nor.
Because of the dancing later, the
speeeh-making was cut short. After
cigars were lighted, Tom Mccullough,
As POSTMASTER, after paying deserved
compliments to the ladies who had
prepared and served the dinner, called
mon Rev. FIR. C. Vabre, who called
attention to a framed portrait OF
CHRISTOPHER Columbus, mentioned the
attempts sometimes being made to
wrest the credit for the discovery OF
America from him, and pointed the
morals to be learned from the brav--
erv, imagination and perslstency OF
the great explorer and dlscoverer.
Flks hall was also beautifully dec
Grated in autumnal colors. A merry
throng danced until a late hour to the
entrancing music of Mrs. Waters or
ehestra. Those who celebrated with
the Knights pronounce them most ex-
cellent hosts. The committee IN
charge of arrangements was: T. j
Tindemann. Paul Babbitt, Lee Carror
and r. ]. Prochnow, with Mrs. q. w
Jake, Miss Maggie Rickel ane
Mrs Jeff Williams comprising the
committee in charge of the prepara
ton and service of the banquet.
The ladies who helped the commit
tee prepare the banquet were: Mrs
]. C.. Dolan, Mrs. Tom Rickel, Mrs. III
J. Riordan, Mrs. T. A. Riordan, Mis-
Carrie Rickel, and the young ladie
who served were: The Misses Mar.
Francis jake, Cecilia Prochnow
Mary Moorman, Pauline Brandt
Helen Dillman, Bernadette Morltz
Gertrude Babbitt, Clare McGonigle
The cloak room attendants were tn
Misses Loretto Jake, Helen Dola
and Catherine Metz, and Edwar
Metz and Fred Collins. |. b. koe
handled the decorations of both ban
quet and dance hall.
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A business meeting followed by
social reception and tea in honor Q
new members and the teachers ]
Flagstaff schools, was held by tn
Woman's club Saturday afternoon 2
the Breen-Lewis hall. Many inter
esting discussions of affairs of tn
club arose. A bazaar to be held be
fore Christmas will attract the after
ton of the entire community. III
musical comedy, ''Kitchy-Koo" will
staged by local talent, assisted by tn
John B. Rogers Producing company
Fostorio. Ohio, on November 27 an
%. the two days preceding Thanks
giving. Mrs. Jack Kester, Mrs. WI
liam Hart, Mrs. Chas. Phillips, Mr.
Van Fleet and Mrs. Caroline Kot
were accepted as new members. Mr.
E. G. Miller favored the social NEE
ing with two delightfully."- sur
solos, and was followed on the pr
gram by Mr. West, clever vocal IN
personator of instrumental music.
Mrs. w. d. Draine and Mrs. Lore
Cress poured at the tea which. fo
lowed.