The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08
INTERE STING EVENTS IN
 THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
MRS. FRANK HARRIsoN-Phone 1ss.
Faculty of Normal School IL, ion D.aa.s.

FdCuity OI INOEm8l SCnOOI
 Enjoy Piscnic
 The faculty of the Northern Ari- zona Normal School enjoyed another of their weekly picnics Tuesday even ing when the following members: Misses Elizabeth Ryan, Gracia Saun- ders, Minnie Lintz, Blanche Stevens, Alice Alten, Austen, Bush, Stewart, Dodson, MT. and Mrs. Craeger, Mir. and Mrs. Walker, Mir. and Mrs. Car penter, MT. and Mrs. Bentel, Lieut.. and Mrs. Eastburn, and other guests who numbered Messrs. George Har- ben, L. E. Gray, Hendrix, Bobbetts, and Cureton met on the campus and drove out five miles on the Oak Creek road. There campfire was built and a weinie-feste was held. After dis posing of a sufficient amount of this temptingly prepared morsel, which was served with other delicious edi- bles, game of volley ball was played after which the jolly crowd wended their way homeward.
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 Mrs. Herman kahl
 Compliments Miss Hanley
 An afternoon party planned as farewell to Miss Mary Hanley, who will soon be going away, will bring together tomorrow afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Herman Kahl a jolly group of young matrons and young ladies whose close friendship with this complimented guest dates back to school days. This congenial group will enjoy an afternoon over the card tables and luncheon will be one of the pleasing features. Ridden to this affair are the Mesdames Tom Me Cullough, Joe Tissan, Gene Campbell, Frank Berg, E. H. Wheat, Joe Wald- haus, Frank Hanley, c. P. Heisser, Hayes Nance, Joe Schmidt, the Misses Minnie, Mary, Barbara, and Louise Pickle, Claire Campbell, Elizabeth Hennesey, Pearl Munsey, Florence Bart, Irene Bart, Miss Rossetti of California, and the guest of honor, Miss Mary Hanley.
 "5OO' Club Meets with
 Mir. and Mrs. Sullivan
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Sullivan as- sumed the duties of hosts to the Five Hundred Club last evening, and a very pleasant time was spent at card playing, and tempting lunch. con was served at the close to Mir. and Mrs. Henry Albers, Mir. and Mrs. E. Nj. Brown, Mir. and Mrs. Herbert As selin, MT. and Mrs. Edgar Hash, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson, MT. and Mrs. Walter Lindblom, MT. and Mrs. c. $. Wilson, Mir. and Mrs. Joe Waldhaus, MT. and Mrs. Hayes Nance, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Finn, MT. and Mrs. Joe r. Wilson, Dr. and Mrs. Felix Manning, Jr., Mir. and Mrs. George Bailey, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Lennon and Mrs. $. Hook.
 Matinee Party for
 Little People
 Mrs. Julia Kleisler, wishing to help make this birthday very happy one for little Emily Lucille Murphy, is sued invitations to bevy of little people to be her guests, with Lucille as the small honoree, at the matinee yesterday afternoon. The popular Mary Pickford playing in Daddy Long Legs" entertained this enthusi- astic group of children and they ac- knowledged their indebtedness to Mrs. Kleisler for very happy after noon, and were grateful to Lucille for having a birthday and for being among her little friends. En- toying this little party were Emily Lucille Murphy, Jack Murphy, Gather inc, Ruth, Ethel and Irving Brown, Josephine and Marshall Wilson, Mary, Agnes and Billie Mullen, Jr., and Mary and Vivette Wilson. Lake Mary Still Popular For Picnic Suppers
 Miss Mabry Henning, Miss Thelma Havison, Messrs. Ray Ramsey and Stanton Borum composed a happy crowd who motored down to Lake Mary Sunday afternoon, where few pleasant hours were spent in boat rid ing and later picnic supper was enjoyed.
 Dinner Guests
 Mrs. c. o. Robinson and little Marjorie, were the dinner guests over at the Normal school on Sunday of Mrs. c. Nj. Beckwith.
 | | $ . Of on Vacation Trip
 MT. and Mrs. Alex Johnston and left recently in their car for an overland trip to California. They expect to be away three weeks
 . $$$ Attended Ball Game
 Mrs. Frank Hanley, Joe Hanley and Miss Clarabelle Douglas went up to Williams last Sunday to witness the Williams baseball game.