The Coconino sun., 1919-07-25
INTERESTING EVENTS IN
 THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
MRS. FRANK HARRIsoN--Phone 1s9
Bridge Party

Complimentary to Mrs. W. T. Stew art and Miss Thelma Stewart, guests in the c. P. Heisser home, Mrs. Heis- ser and Mrs. William Mullen enter tained with a most enjoyable bridge party Monday afternoon. Seated around the bridge tables there were about forty guests who enjoyed an enthusiastic game of cards and a tempting luncheon at the close. Those responding to the invitations were: Mesdames Pat J. Moran, Harlow Yea ger, Paul Finn, Walter Lindbloom, Alex Johnston, George Harrington, E. M. Brown, Mary Bart, Stuart, Felix Manning, Hayes Nance, AaJ. Sulli- van, George Babbitt, J. D. Jackson, B. Hock, Chambers, Paul Coffin, Tom Rees, Tom Mccullough, L. w. Cress, John Metz, Buck, Linderman, Wm. T. Borum, Henry Albers, Kathrine Me Milan, Edgar Hash, c. w Isham, John Hennessey, Stroble, w. w. Smith, c. B. Wilson, O'Farrell; the Misses Metz, Rossetti, Irene Costello, Maggie Pickle and Elaine Babbitt.
 In the evening these hostesses en- tertained again at cards, five hundred was played, and the guests included: Mir. and Mrs. Pat J. Moran, MT. and Mrs. F. D. Crable, Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Jakle, MT. and Mrs. William Null len, Mrs. Mary Bart, Misses Florence and. Irene Bart, and the guests of honor, Mrs. and Miss Stewart.
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 Anniversary Celebrated
 Mondays twilight shadows were re- treating before the approach of dark ness when a number of friends de scended upon the hospitable home of Mir. and Mrs. S. J. Gassman and de. cided to celebrate the second anniver. sary of this young couple. It was ar unexpected visit, but the affable host and hostess quickly recovered theil composure and conferred the freedom of their home upon their self invited guests. The major portion of the evening was devoted to card playing and substantial midnight luncheon concluded the evenings enjoyment. Mir. and Mrs. Marsh Gone
 Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Marsh left a few days ago for the coast, where they will spend a short time. From there they will go to Albuquerque, al which place they will make theil future home.
 Visiting in Winslow
 Mrs. c. M. Beckwith with her two daughters, Misses Mary and Rather inc, went down to Winslow few days ago where they will visit with two of Mrs. Beckwith's sisters who have recently arrived from the east. House Party
 Miss Katherine Hibben was hostess at house party over last weekend at the attractive Hibben cottage out at Lake Mary. Those enjoying the hospitality of little Miss Hibben were Miss Mae Calhoun, Miss Marian Nell son, and Miss Katherine Beckwith.
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 From San Diego
 s. J. Gassman and family are en- toying visit from Mir. Gassman's father, R. M. Gassman, and sister Miss Bernardine Gassman, of San Diego.
 At the Federated Church
 Reverend o. S. Baum delivered two forceful sermons on last Sunday to audiences very gratifying in numbers for it was necessary to use the Sun- day school room to accommodate the crowd.
 At the evening service the congre. gation was given a treat when they were given the opportunity of hearing rare singing by the Fowler quartette which consists of MT. and Mrs. Fow. Ter and two daughters, who have re. gently arrived from Chicago to make their home in Flagstaff.
 On next Sunday morning Rev. O. S Baum will take for his theme. "The Heart of Great Message" In tn, evening he will speak of "A Criticism of Christ"
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 Returned to Phoenix
 Miss May Morgan, who has been ; house guest of Mrs. E. H. Wheat fol the past two weeks, ands who was tn, inspiration for several social affair during her visit, returned to her hom, in Phoenix Wednesday morning.
 
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