The Coconino sun., 1920-07-02
Little Folk Enjoy Birthday Party.

VuIS. Duihe SeTNtu d SultdDle FepdSt tO the little ones, the table and room be- ing decorated in patriotic colors. Just as soon as the youngsters could spare the time from refreshments they played games, both indoors and out. The fortunate little ones who helped Miss Mildred celebrate the occasion were: Myra Gold, Marian kinsey, Ernestine Fay, Dorothy Mason, Kath- erine Stevenson, Louise Tillman, Frances Boil, Mary Virginia Finer, Thalia Gunter, Helen Anderson, liar ris Burke, Thurman Gunter, Victor Clark, Jack Clark, Robert Fronske, Howard Yost, Claus Simpson, Philip Isham and Frank Hart. 4
 ***+ \ EricsOn- Johnson.
 Mir. and Mrs. August Johnson an nounce the marriage of their daugh- ter, Miss Annie Edith Johnson, to F. Alfred Ericsson, of McGaffney, N. M., The wedding took place at the home of the brides parents, at II o'clock, Saturday morning, Rev. o. s. Baum officiating. Miss Agnes Johnson and Clarence Johnson, sister and brother of the bride, stood up with them.
 After the wedding dinner, the young couple left for McGaffney, N. M., where the groom is employed by the McGaffney Lumber Co.
 The bride is we'll known and popu. lar in Flagstaff, where she has lived for the most of her life, though for the last two or three years she had been in New Mexico and California, for the last few months in San Diego. MT. Ericson worked here for the Flagstaff Lumber Go. at one time, leaving here about five years ago.
 Babbitt Employees Picnic.
 Those connected with the dry goods, shoe and mems clothing departments and bargain basement of Rabbit Brothers, had royal good time Mon day evening at picnic out among the pines west of town. Those talk ing it in were: R. J. Connor, manager of the various departments mention ed, Mrs. Connor, Miss Florence Bart, Walter Carlson, Miss Minnie Rickel, MT. and Mrs. w. D. Draine, Miss | Katherine Bader, Miss Barbara Rickel, Merville Mills, Walter Fleck, Kenneth | Lennon, Mrs. Winnie DuRay, Miss Au- relia Rodriguez.
 The only drawback to the complete 1 enjoyment of the affair was the tend | ency of Walter Carlson to eat up all | the viands. He specialized on deserts. i But the others managed to get part of | the supper and are inclined to let the | offender off with a round-robin repri- | mand. Silver Tea.
 Mrs. Joe Tissaw gave silver tea on Wednesday afternoon from three to | five, at the home of Mrs. Jack Dia- mond, the proceeds for the benefit of the Episcopal church. Many Flag staff ladies availed themselves of the | to meet there for social | chat and at the same time help the church. The rooms and table were beautifully decorated in red, white and blue. At the door were two small misses, one in sailor boy garb, the other in the national colors. Refresh ments were nut salad, cake and iced tea.
 **++ Picnic for Postofiice
  Postmaster Charlie Heisser plans giving picnic supper to the employ | ees at the postoffice right after. the celebration, taking them and their friends to the feast in cars. The i guests of honor will be: Miss Lutie Paxton, Decker Williams, J. c. Clarke, Lester Fleck, Miss Madeline Brandt, Dan Phelan, Joe Wight, Michael Gins burg, Miss Dwyer, Miss Hazel Caring. Basket Picnic.
 The committee of the community hall in Black Bill and Doney Parks and the committee of the local Flag staff Farm Bureau, cordially invite friends, patrons and others interested in the welfare of Black Bill and Doney Parks to basket picnic to be held in the grove near the community hall at the above mentioned parks, on Sun day, July 11th.
 There will be an interesting pro- gram. Bring your baskets and let's have jolly good time:
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 Birthday Party.
 Paul Coffin is getting old enough to realize that birthdays come around pretty fast. He was helped to real ization of his last natal anniversary, last Friday, by very elaborate din- ned, at which the following helped himself and Mrs. Coffin, the chef, par take of the good things: Mrs. Alex ander Gordon, Miss A. w. Palmer, Flu gene Henderson, Mir. and Mrs. Del Strong.
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 Anniversary Supper.
 Mrs. Lewis Benedict was hostess on Sunday night at delightful supper party in honor of the thirtieth we'd ding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. C.. E. Mills. Besides the guests of honor, the other guests were: Miss Emily Dwyer, Miss I. Kaler, Miss Charlotte Mills and Merville and Chester Mills.
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 Episcopal Entertainment.