The Coconino sun., 1923-01-26

George Marine gave a dancing par
ty few evenings ago at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Marine. Those who enjoyed the
dancing and refreshments We're: The
Misses Marjorie Bongberg, Agnes
Switzer, Ruth Switzer, Lucille Koch,
Martha Burnhelm, Mary Wilson, Hell
en- Dclan, Gertrude Mcclure, Mary
Lamport and Mary Wallace, and the
following young men: Willis Barek-
man, Dan Walters, Ed Black, Clifton
Williams, Gene Bongberg, Clyde CAT
fey, Joe La Scala, Mervin Schwarz,
George Marine.
Mrs. Mary C. Hart announces the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Made
line Fairchild, to William Elton Pace
on January 20.
The ceremony was performed at
the home of the brides mother, 6lS
West Birch avenue, at $50 p. M, by
Rev. George Vernon Harris of the
Episcopal church. Miss Bessie Kido
and Elihu Best were bridesmaid and
best man. There were a score OF
more of guests present and following
I the ceremony the wedding party sat
down to delightful wedding supper
the table and room being tastefulls
decorated.
| The bride was born in Flagstaff
and has lived here all her life. She
is an accomplished young woman, witt
a host of admiring friends here. She
was graduated last spring from the
| Northern Arizona Normal school. Re
Gently she had been teaching in Wins
4 low. The bridegroom, though a ma
tive of Springfield, Mo-, has lived II
Arizona most of his life, the last foul
years in Flagstaff. He is an indus
/ trious, popular young man and is EN-
ployed by Babbitt Brothers. The
Young couple will be at home aftel
the goth of this month at 619 Wes
Birch avenue.
4 I. !. + i:
On Friday night, February 2, at
o'clock, the following elaborate pro
gram will be given in the Episcopa
church by the choir.
Professional Hymn 95 .....-....... Chol
Anthem, "The Radiant Morn" go.
.-.................... Mixed Quartz
Hymn 364 ....-...-....-... Male Quartz
Lords Prayer.
Solo, "Out of the Deep" Mrs. Embacl
/ New Testament Lesson and Chant.
Hymn 242 ................. Solo and Choru
Violin Solo .,..-..-.....--...--...-- Mr.. Mors
Solo, "Seek the Lord in Prayer"
...-.......-.....--.--..--. MISS QdF1
Duet, "Hark, Hark, My Soul" :.
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Harrl
Offertory Anthem .-....-..--------..-.--- Chol
Silent Prayer.
: Duet, Lead, Kindly Light" --..-.
-. Messrs. Myers and Saunder
; Violin Solo .......................... Mr.. Mors
Solo. "Tvhe Day is Ended" Miss Myer
; Duet, aThe Homeland" ..-......--..---
. Miss Williams and Mr. Levi
Benediction.
Recessional Hymn $40 .-.-.-.........- Choi
) Another feature of the service vii
! be the artistic lighting of the churc
). with candles. The special offerlni
4 will be for the building fund of tn
; parish house.
The Musicians club of Phoenix ha
offered prize for the best compo
: sition by an Arizona composer. IN
! prize shall be known as the Nora See
: ley Nichols prize in honor OF the lat
Mrs. w. F. Nichols, founder OF tn
Musicians club.
: Mrs. Charles Rothacker Sterling
: contest chairman and all composition
; must be in her hands by Feb. 15. IN
; prize will be awarded Monday after
; noon, March 5 at the regular meetln
of the Musicians club, the program 9
! that day being devoted to COMPOSE
! tions by American composers.
The Judges will be selected by tn
board of the Musicians club and sha
not be teachers or relatives of con
4 testants. The compositions will 3
judged for their musical content, styl
and musicianship.
The contest rules follow:
: Compositions submitted must %
written for piano or for voice wit
piano accompaniment.
Competitors must be residents
the state of Arizona, having mad