Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-26
Flagstaff


THE northern GGsrirt federation OF
Wuuen's clubs met I'M Prescott, Arfz
for the closing davs of the fair Seven
clubs sent delegates which We're royal
~ entertained bv the Prescott club
The seven towns of northern ARIZONA
belonging IN fba Tradera+ion are I1I7r.
staff. Williams. Efocman N-fnslow
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tlne enthusiasm was manifested al.
through the sessions ana study OF
the history OF the state and IT'S better
mcnt was the priAclpIe resolution Tor
the coming club year
Mrs. H. f. Cureton of Williams, the
retiring president OF the past two
years. received VOL merited praise
for her work in keeping the club to IS
hiph standard.
One of the big social affairs of
the week was that of Thursday after
noon at the J. p Wilson home on
North LerouX street. Mrs. Wilson
entertained in honor of her two sis
ters who are leaving the first of
November for California to live. Mrs.
T.. NJ. Brown and Mrs. Felix Man
ming have been receiving n number
of social favors and this one was a
particularly pleasant affair.
Forty-four ladies played bridge,
$50 a dainty two-course luncheon
was served the following ladies:
Nesdames Manning, Sr. Brown,
Manning, Jr., George Rabbit, Y. A.
Riordan M j. Riordan, Mccullough,
Moran, Jake, Hash, Jackson. Muir
ply, Switzer. Breen, Hennessey,
smith, Ira Hart, Fronske, linn, c.
r. Wilson, Johnston, Waldhaus,
Fowler, Wheat, Kahl. Mullen, Sulh-
van, Francis Isham, Merritt, Gamer
on, Harrington, Corners, Joe Bah
bitt. Randebaugh, Charlebois, Houck,
Mcmillan Walsh, Quinlen. Albers,
W. S. Brown, Klelsler Nance and the
Misses lsham, Anderson, Francis and
Rose and Margaret Walsh.
Mrs Charles lsham and Mrs. Tom
J.. Rees left on Thursday morning
for San Francisco They will be
members of a big Y. w. c. A. con-
yention
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Gunter enter
tanned on Monday night permitting
fifteen of their friends to partake
Of a venison dinner Later, the even
ing was spent in dancing and cards,
Mrs. V. NJ. Slipher Mrs Lon Char
lebois, Mrs. Charlie Voolfolk ana
Mrs J. c. Clarke have returned
from Prescott, where they repre-
scented the Flagstaff Woman's club
in the district convention.
Mrs, G. w Becker entertained in
formally last Thursday afternoon in
compliment to Miss Katherine lsham
of Cincinnati, who is spending the
autumn in Flagstaff. Guests on this
occasion We're Mrs, Charles lsham.
Mrs. r. w. Stevenson, Mrs. Fred
Lusk, Mrs. c. B. Wilson, Mrs Woeber
w Smith, Mrs. Gilchrist, Mrs. p. II.
Nelson, Mrs O'Conner, Mrs. Walsh,
Mrs. Lennon and Mrs Frank Noble.
Mrs. 7. Il, Pollok left on an over
land Trip Tuesday morning, accom-
panying her father, DR., Morton, ana
daughter, Miss Helen, who nave
spent the entlre summer III AIIzoIla
The trip will be made in stages to
Pasadena where Mrs. Pollock WI
remain for several weeks returning
for the Phoenix state fair. -,