The Coconino sun., 1919-03-21
INTERE STING EVENTS IN
 THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
MRS. FRANK HARRISoN-Phone 1S9
Miss Pearl Muncy and Miss Theresa White Compliment
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Theresa White Compliment
 Miss Hanley.
 Small intimate gatherings have characterized the weeks social activ- ities. Of interest in Flagstaff society circles was the miscellaneous shower given for Miss Mary Hanley on Mon day evening. Choosing the Milton hospital as the scene of this beauti- ful event Miss Pearl Muncy and Miss Theresa White entertained score of friends with whom the honoree has been closely associated. The affair was very much of a surprise to the guest of honor who with others had been invited to card party. The cleverly worked surprise was kept from the unsuspecting Miss Hanley until time came for the guests to find their place cards at an elaborate ban quet table. It so happened that all place cards except Miss Hanley's were easily found and when at last she found hers and on it read "The Leading Lady," she had her first in timation that it was she who was the guest of honor Standing by her place card was darling little rubber lamb and around it's neck was tied a darling little verse. It was then she realized what was happening. Miss Hanley was given ribbon which ex- tended from her place over the chan dilier and down to one corner of the dining room. There it was attached to a beautiful box. She was told to pull the ribbon and on doing so the box swung open. A bright light shone therein and there revealed an array of beautiful gifts. Many of them full of stitches of love, the giv- ing of them prompted by sweet thoughts for this popular bride-elect Beautiful bowls of pink and white carnation decorated the living room and reception suite, while the dining room was mass of green and white The table decoration were very eff, fective with green streamers hung from the chandilier to the corners and sides of the table with an exquisite bowl of white hyacinths for the cen. ter-piece. After the first course which consisted of a delicious salad was served, an opportunity was giver Miss Hanley to see her gifts, after which the guests enjoyed splendid banquet supper. Those assisting tho guest of honor in enjoying the occas ion were the Misses Mary G. Boyer Minnie Lintz, Mildred Hornbein Rutl Latimer. Blanche Stephens, Jane Nc Conky. Minnie Rickel, Louise Rickel Mrs. Herman Kahl, Mrs. M. c Fronske, Mrs. Eugene Campbell, Mrs Frank Berg, Mrs. Hanlev. and tn, two hostesses, Misses Muncy anC White, all of whom played five hun dred until eleven o'clock when Dr. M G. Fronske, Dr. Schermann. Mir. Her man Kahl. and Mir. Frank Berg wer, invited in to help enjoy the feast.
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 Five Hundred Club Meets with
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Wilson,,
 The Five Hundred club enjoyed their regular meeting with MT. anC Mrs. Joe Wilson on Thursday evening After an unusually enjoyable gam' tempting refreshments were served t the following club members: Mir ant Mrs. Herbert Herbert Asselin. Mr. anc Mrs. B. B. Brandon. Mr. and Mrs. ! D. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Al bers. Mir. and Mrs. F. M. Brown. MT and Mrs. Edgar Hash, Mir. and Mrs R. F. Marsh. Mr. and Mrs. Pau Finn. Mir. and Mrs. Joe Waldhaus Mir. and Mrs. Walter Lindblom. Guest included Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Manninp Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Tom Manning, Mrs G. F. Manning, Sr., Mir. and Mrs. W s. Prown Mrs. Proctor. Mrs. Jul Kleisler. Dr. H. K. Wilson, and MI c. w. Isham.
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 Federated Church Services.
 The theme to presented next Sunda, morning, March 23rd, at the hour O morning worship will be Blossoms i Reconstruction"
 The theme for the evening servic will be Setting Up a Banner"
 It is earnestly hoped that interes will not be found tagging in the ne' era movement, but that the same spiri that has been manifested will cor tinue to show itself in this splendi cause.
 The Wednesday evening prayer SCI vices continue to hold the interest ( those who attend them. and those wh do not attend will find that they wi be of much interest and held to thel if they will find time to go. All ar cordially invited to attend these ,sel vices at the Federated church ever Wednesday night at 7,30.
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 Mrs. J. D. McGruer left Monda morning for a months visit at he former home in Wisconsin.