The Coconino sun., 1920-08-27

ean0r Greenlaw, her sisters; Miss Katherine Bader, Miss Marie Garrett, Miss Lucille Campbell, Miss Thelma Campbell, Miss Lena Doyle, the Miss es Mary, Louise and Barbara Rickel, Mrs. Alan Greenlaw, Miss Evelyn Clark, Miss Katherine Kennedy.
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 Lake Mary Helped
 Entertain Picnicers.
 A picnic supper, music and one or two features not down on the cards, made up a lively, amusing evening for a party of Flagstaff young people who went to Lake Mary Monday night. Some of the party were marooned out on the lake when the launch went out of commission, and one who re- mained on shore, whom reports say was Miss Ardelle Switzer, had to wade out several rods and tow the stranded craft in. Another of the party fell into the lake, but rumor is absolutely speeches. when it comes to revealing the identity of the fallee. Those in the party were the Misses Ardelle and Reba Switzer, Lucille Schnebly, their guest, and Dorothy Eidson, and Messrs. Bert Sullivan, Chester Mills and Harold Sykes.
 Dances at Community
 House Popular.
 The dances at Community House, Doney Park, held every Saturday night, are becoming more and more popular with Flagstaffites. Among those at last Saturday nights hop were:
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Kester, Mrs. Geo. Nichols, Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Mason, Mrs. Paul Coffin, Mrs. Geo. Mason, MT. and Mrs. Frank Fairchild, Mir and Mrs. Fred Thompson, Mrs. Lester Gray, Mrs. Lizzie Thomas, Mrs. Geor- gianna Bennett, Mrs. w. H. Switzer and the Misses Ardelle, Reba and Louise Switzer, Miss Lucille Schnebly, Miss Marie Hart, Miss Thelma Camp bell, Mrs. c. A. Keller, Miss Kathryn Keller, Miss Alice Coalter, Miss FL eanor Greenlaw, Mrs. J. D. Dunn, Mir. and Mrs. Bert Cameron, Ralph Cam eron, Mrs. Rose Anderson, Miss Irene Bart, Mrs. F.. Bart, the Misses Rose and Babe Garrett, Bert Sullivan, Har- old Cameron, Fletcher Fairchild, Floyd Harrington, Dolph Bader, Frank Za- lesky.
 Truswell-Stephens.
 Miss Blanche Stephens, secretary of the Normal school until she resigned a few days ago to be married, became the bride on Tuesday morning of Har- ry Truswell, Rev. Father C. Vabre performing the ceremony. The newly weds left for Bisbee immediately af- ter the cermony. Mrs. Truswell will teach art in the Bisbee high school and her husband will work in the com posing room of one of the Bisbee newspapers.
 Those at the wedding were Miss Gertrude Kelly, Mrs. J. E. Bentel and son, Dwight; Uel Bobbitt, Tom Bol- ger, Geo. Conley and Edwin Truswell, the groom's twin brother.
 Miss Stephens had been connected with the Normal school for some time, was most efficient, and had many friends here. Her husband during the last few months ran wood yard.
 Miss Jessie Stemmons, who had been connected with the Arizona Cen. tral bank for some time, left on We'd nesday for her home in Carthage, Mo-, where she will remain. Several of her friends were at the train to bid her Godspeed, and on Tuesday night, mem- bers of the Federated Sunday school and of the Christian Endeavor soci- ety gave picnic in her honor at the foot of Observatory hill. There were about 30 persons present and follow ing light lunch, there were games, after which flashlight pictures were taken. Miss Stemmons will be greatly missed in Flagstaff, where she has en- deared herself to many.
 The later part of last week Miss Miriam R. Lightburne's pupils gave two delightful programs at her home on West Birch avenue. Those who took part were: Lois Marshall, AL thea Jones, Catherine McNamara, Henry Giclas, Charlotte Stevenson, Vevette Wilson, Minnie Hilkins, Flor ence Cooper, Alice Beeson, Edith Eos ter, Dorothy Jagger, Ruth Mcdonald, Elisabeth dagger, Leroy Tepe, Fred Collins, Marcia Slipher, Clara Collins, Clyde Johnson, Genevieve Collins, Margaret Stahl, Florence Norman and Mary Wilson.
 Mrs. Balzar Hook concocted a breakfast on Wednesday morning that was breakfast-so say seven ladies who talk of it's goodness as enthus- iastically as they partook of the many good things provided. Following the breakfast they all played bridge. The