The Coconino sun., 1917-10-12
Former Resident Here.

is house guest of Mrs. Al San ford and is being most royalty en- tertained by her many friends. Honor guest at luncheons and teas, picnics and dinners has made mer- ry whirl of pleasure from which she reluctantly departed Thursday morning. Wednesday Mrs. E. M. Brown entertained at lunch. Thurs day Mrs. c. I. Robinson had Mrs. Withers as luncheon guest at the Normal and later included num- Der of other friends in a delight ful matinee party at "Intolerance." Mrs. Withers was again a lunch con guest on Friday at the home of Mrs. Edgar Hash.
 On Saturday Mrs. Sanford drew together host of old friends who motored to Turkey Tanks and amid the cedars spent wonderful day as well as enjoying an appetizing lunch. In the party were Mrs. Brannon, Mrs. Withers, Mrs. Doe, Mrs. McMillain, Mrs. John Fran cis, Mrs. George Babbitt, Mrs. Rob- inson, Mrs. Koch, Mrs. Verkamp, Mrs. c. F. Manning, ST., Mrs. Pierson, Mrs. Joseph Wilson, Mrs. Hash, Mrs. E. M. Brown, Mrs. Rees, Mrs. Yeager, Mrs. Dolan and Mrs. Wm. Babbitt.
 Monday evening Mrs. Timothy Riordan entertained at dinner with covers laid for Mrs. Withers, Mrs. Brannon, Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. Cham bers, Mrs. Robinson and the hostess.
 Tuesday evening Mir. and Mrs. Harvey had as dinner guests, Mrs. Withers, Mrs. Sanford and MT. and Mrs. Tom Rees.
 Wednesday at six, Mir. and Mrs. I. B. Koch were hosts to a delight. full dinner party including Mrs. San ford, Mrs. Withers, Mrs. Robinson, and MT. John Verkamp.
 Miss Lenore Francis gave a de- lightfully informal dance last Tuesday night at her lovely coun- try home. Guests on this occasion included Mir. and Mrs. John Yer kamp, MT. and Mrs. Edwin Bab- bit, Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. Withers, Miss Majorie Sisson, Miss Marga- ret Babbitt, Miss Marvine Francis, MT. Ed Wolf, Mir. Ray Babbitt, MT. Tom Mccullough and MT. Wid Raudebaugh.
 ]. !. ]. The Junior Prom.
 "Make me Junior just for to- night"-and does one wonder that so fervid wish should be uttered, for always the Junior Prom. stands high on the list of social events at the Normal.
 Last Friday seemed the culmina- ton of effort on the part of this hitherto energetic class, for from all sides come gracious compliments on the success of the affair.
 The dining hall presented most patriotic appearance with its scheme of red, white and blue every where displayed, while proudly aloft in the lobby was the banner of the Jun iors. In the receiving line stood Miss Calhoun, Miss Dickerson and Miss Calvin.
 Shortly after 8 o'clock the grand march, led by juniors indeed, little Miss Katherine Beckwith and Mas ter George Hanley, opened the ball. Distribution of programs at the close called for comments as to their attractiveness for they also bore the national colors.
 The Junior March, led by Miss Dickerson, was a lovely innovation and revealed in it's intricacies, the letters "U. S." and the salute to the flag formed fitting finale, as the orchestra played our national air.
 The merry dance was now on and continued in full swing until twelve when the guests reluctantly bid adieu to their royal entertainers the Juniors of 1918.
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 Woman's Club Meets.
 The October meeting of the Wom- ans Club met in regular session al the home of the President, Mrs Wm. Sisson, on Tuesday afternoon The Advisory Board met at two o'clock and transacted business per taining to the club, the one import ant item being the resignation of the president.
 It was with extreme regret tho members learned that Mrs. Sissor was to leave for the east shortly and for this reason her relations with the club must be severed. A worthy successor will be hard tc find. Under the auspices of the Lii