The Coconino sun., 1920-04-23

Series of Parties.
MRS. FRANK NOBLE

Series of Parties.
 Mrs. J. w. Francis gave series of lovely affairs this week and the one of Wednesday afternoon ranks as un- usually lovely and sociable. The pret- ty rooms were attractively garbed in green and blooming plants, pine boughs and ferns being used in pro- fusion. Bridge, of course, was the pastime and nine tables enjoyed the hours until the serving of a dainty two course lunch. Mrs. Francis and daughter, Miss Mary, received the adieus and compliments for so suc- cessful an affair from the following guests: Mesdames Frank Harrison, Hays Nance, J. E. Fowler, Lou Char lebois, A. F. Grimmell, B. Hook, Gus Jakle, J. D. Jackson, McMillan, J. c. Kelly, L. w. Kelly, c. M. Archer, Wm. J. Moran, J. P. Wilson, Herbert Fay, Frank Richmond, c. A. Keller, Joe Tissaw, R. G. Stevenson, G. F. Man ming, Sr., G. F. Manning, Jr., Walter Lindbloom, J. w. Francis, K. B. Wheat, B. w. Dawes, Chas. Woolfolk, Walsh, Tom Rees, J. B. Gunter, Ray Babbitt, F. s. Breen, Frank Goodman, w. B. Raudebaugh and H. B. White. Mrs. Hook was fortunate in taking home the first prize, while Mrs. Rees was just as happy in winning the con- solation favor.
 Mrs. Francis on the same evening quite successfully surprised her hus- band by inviting in about four ta- bles for cards to help him celebrate his birthday anniversary. | $+$ Mrs. Sanford and Mrs. Grimmell both entertain tomorrow at mncheons.
 Mrs. Joe Treat returned home after visit with her sister, Mrs. D. s. Roome.
 | Fred Lusk entertained last Satur- day night with smoker. Lunch and cards seem to have both been hugely enjoyed.
 Farewell Reception.
 The congregation of the Federated church will give reception to the Fowler family on Monday night. This promises to be one of the pretty af- fairs of the social calendar for the week.
 Campfire Program. | Of course. we're strongly preju- diced in favor of the Campfire Girls. But why not when they can give us such fine entertainment as they did last night? We are just going to press and can't fully explain what we liked best, but we are going to have "Camp-Fire Echoes" next week. Watch for them.
 WOman's Club Meets. | Last Saturday found goodly num- Der of members assembled for the April meeting of the Woman's club | in Emerson auditorium. The min utes of the last meeting were given by Mrs. V. M. Slipehr, acting secre- tary. Eight new members were voted in. Mrs. Frank Curtis, president, en- tertained with an interesting report of the recent Federation meeting in Bisbee, showing splendid state or ganization and much philanthropic work being done and club houses were repeatedly spoken of as being projects I the means of obtaining them made in- teresting talk.
 Social Service.
 The most enthusiastic meeting of the circle was held last Tuesday af- telnon at the home of Mrs. Mary J. Wilson.
 The need for new members is still felt, for as Flagstaff is growing just so in proportion does the need of this service circle grow. Spring sewing occupied the time for the afternoon, but discussions of the good being done were interesting. The work of the community nurse is making itself felt and in school we find much rivalry between the "health crusaders" The idea of having had tooth brush once isn't the thing. A constant compan- ion is the fad now and what wonders it will work only the coming genera ton will tell.
 Breakfast Party.
 Sunday morning is just the morn- petizing breakfast. Mrs. K. c. Mills | cOHcelVeu tle very happy iued VI sciN- ing a delicious one in honor of Bishop Atwood and asked several others to partake of the hospitality offered. The guests speak highly of the de- licious meal served and the smoker which followed. Guests included Bishop Atwood, Messrs. E.. c. Mills, F. D. Crable, Charles ". Isham, D. S. Roome, R. G. Stevenson, G. c. Becker, Fred Lusk, Rev. Luther Moore and Dr. F.. s. Miller.
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 Open House.
 Miss Emma Vandervort's unit took charge of open house last Friday night and entertained some thirty young people in right clever contests such as young people always enjoy. Bible contests, Shakespearian contests all added fun and information and it is doubtful if the children enjoy any. thing more than these open houses.
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