The Coconino sun., 1919-02-28
Ladies of the Normal School Faculty Entertained

Ladies of the Normal School
 Faculty Entertained.
 At Miss Lutie Paxton's attractive little home on North Humphrey St. the lady members of the faculty of the Northern Arizona Normal school, together with Mrs. G. E. Cornelius and Mrs. R. G. Stevenson, were en- tertained Friday evening by the Miss es Lutie Paxton, Alice Alten, Ruth Latimer, Theresa White and Mildred Hornbein. Five Hundred was played. The decorations and refreshments carried the red, white and blue color scheme, and to complete the joy of the evening all present joined in singing old college songs.
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 Birthday Dinner.
 Mrs. C.. F. Manning, ST., was de. lightfully reminded of another mile stone in her life Saturday evening when her daughter, Mrs. Joe. P. Will son presided over a delightful six o'clock dinner in honor of the occasion. The date of the birthday occurred on the twenty-first, but the dinner was postponed until the twenty-second. Covers marked places for pr. and Mrs. G. F. Manning, Sr., Dr. Thomas P. Manning, Mrs. Hayes Nance, MT. and Mrs. Wilson and their two child , ren, Josephine and Marshal.
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 Mrs. Griffin
 Popular Visitor.
 Mrs. w. H. Griffin, who is the house guest of Mrs. Mary Bart, has been the inspiration for many delight ful social events during her visit here.
 A number of ladies enjoyed the hos pitality of Mrs. J. w. Jakle on Sat urday afternoon, the occasion .cele- brating Mrs. Griffin's birthday, and February the twenty-second, Wash ington's birthday, furnishing the mo- tiff for the decorations. The party was enjoyed by twenty-one ladies and the afternoon was spent in playing auction bridge The hostess was as sisted by Miss Dorothy Jakle and Miss Gertrude Rabbit in serving a palatable luncheon to Mesdames W. H. Griffin, Mary Bart, John Hennessy, Al Sanford, J. c. Dolan, Murry Bran nen, Will Babbitt, P. J. Moran, M. J. Riordan, Agnes Pouthie, H. c. Metz, 1. B. Koch, Kathrine McMillan, T. E. Pollock, B. Hook, Dawes, J. D. Jack son, c. P. Heisser, Harlow Yeager, MT Charles Mullen, and Miss Marga- ret Murry.
 Mrs. Waldhaus Hostess.
 An occasion of interest on Monday evening was the "F'ive Hundred" par ty given by Mrs. Joe Waldhaus, her mother, Mrs. Shurtleff, and sister, Miss Dorothy Shurtleff, of New York City, being the incentive for the oc- casion. There were about twenty-one guests present and the event proved more than usually enjoyable. A beau tiful bowl of violets on the piano breathed thought of springtime, and delicious refreshment were served. The guest list included Mir. and Mrs. Willis Brown, Mir. and Mrs. E.. M. Brown, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Lind blom, Mir. and Mrs. Herman Kahl, Mir. and Mrs. Joe Wilson, Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Sullivan, Mrs. Hayes Nance, Mrs. Julia Kleisler, Mrs. G. F. Manning, ST., Mrs. Fred Henning and Messrs. Craig Pottinger, L. c. Riley, and Dr. Thos. P. Manning.
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 Card Party.
 Mrs. w. H. Griffin and Miss Murry with a delightful party at the home of Mrs. Katherine McMillan on Sat urday afternoon. A very effective decorative scheme was carried out in the Washington birthday colors and appointments. Those assembled to en- joy the game of bridge were Mes danes Griffin, Brannen, Mary Bart, F.. NJ. Doe, w. c. Bayless, J. D. Jackson, M. J. Riordan, John Francis, c. P. Heisser, P. P. Finn, John Hen messy, Al Sanford, Alex. Johnston, Geo. Harrington, Sam Merritt, Gene Campbell and Miss Margaret Murry.
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 Auction Bridge Party.
 With Mrs. Griffin as honoree of many social affairs since her advent in our midst, one of the most charm ing to be given in compliment to this popular matron was celebrated at the home of Mrs. John Hennesy on We'd nesday afternoon. This pleasant af- fair brought together many friends who were glad indeed of an opportun- ity of meeting again with Mrs. Grif- fin. Auction bridge was the diversion of the afternoon. There were six ta- bles of players. The ladies numbered Mesdames w. H. Griffbl, Mary Bart, E. NJ. Doe, J. D. Jackson, B. Hook, w. c. Bayless, P. ;. Moran, Murry Brannen, G. w. Jakle, H. c. Metz, I. B. Koch, Katherine McMillan, M. J. Ri- ordan, John Francis, Lou Charlebois, Agnes Pouthie, Al Sanford, c. P. Heisser, E. M. Brown, J. P. Wilson, G. F. Manning, Sr., J. c. Dolan, H. L. Albers, Lindermann, and Miss Mar garet Murry. Later delectable lun- eheon was served at well appointed tables over which the hostess presided in her usual happy manner.
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 MT. and Mrs. Baxter Brandon are enjoying a visit from Mrs. Brandon's mother, Mrs. Proctor of Oakland, Cal.