The Coconino sun., 1920-05-07
Many at I. o. o. F. Celebration at Williams.

iHe WHila1lS Ouu TeiioWs louSc on Saturday night celebratei the 101st anniversary of the l. 0. o. r. There was a most enjoyable supper and some very interesting speeches, among them one by Judge J. F.. Jones. Among the Flagstaff members of the Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges who attended the celebration were: Lou Wesley, Ernest Wyatt, Mrs. Eula Wyatt, Mrs. Sullivan, Chas. Whippert, MT. and Mrs. Phillips and daughter, Miss Marian Ayers, Miss Whipple, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Clarke, Mrs. A. A. Foster, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Boil, Mr. and Mrs. F.. c. Mills and daughter Charlotte, Mrs. F. A. Morse, Mrs. Frank Leslie, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Sim mons, J. L. Daughterty, Mrs. kinsey, Miss Spear, Chas. Spear, Judge Jones, Miss Zella Jones, Mrs. Ivey, Miss Bet sy Gregg, Jimmy Gregg, Miss Mattie Faichilds, Mrs. Hart, MT. and Mrs. Chas. Lehr, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Paul, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Caring, Miss Hazel Caring.
 Luncheon on Saturday.
 Mrs. Al. Sanford was hostess last Saturday to third lovely affair in the delightful little series of social events which she has been giving. This particular one was in compliment to Mrs. H. R. Kilworth, of Tacoma, and Mrs. Burnell Osler, both of whom number many Flagstaff friends, Mrs. Kilworth having made her home here formerly. The Sanford home looked lovely on this occasion. Sweet peas and Cecil Brunner roses blos- somed everywhere. The dining table was dainty and springlike with it's fa- vors and covers laid for twelve, while the remaining guests were at small tables in the sun parlor. After lunch a few hours were spent at auction and passed all too soon for the following guests: Mrs. H. R. Kilworth, Mrs. Burnel, Osler, Mrs. T, E. Pollock, Miss Leah Sanford, Mrs. Sidney Gass- man, Mrs. E. H. Wheat, Mrs. Dawes, Mrs. w. w. Smith, Mrs. Stewart Campbell. Mrs. Earl Slipher, Mrs. w.. B. Raudebaugh, Mrs. Ray Babbitt, Mrs. Harry Embach, Mrs. George Meyers, Mrs. Ray Ewart, Mrs. Dray- ton Draine, Mrs. Joe Tissaw, Mrs. Fl. A. Yeager, Mrs. Schermann, Mrs. J. c. Kelley, Mrs. A. G. Pierson and Mrs. William Rabbit.
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 Annual Senior Dinner.
 An atmosphere of springtime pre- vailed last Tuesday night at the Pol lock home when it stood dressed in all it's loveliness for the annual senior dinner. This is compliment for years past conferred upon the seniors and an event looked forward to with ex- ceeding great pleasure. The rooms were full of lovely golden color for each table held centre bouquets of yell low daisies, while dainty flower cups lifted their offerings of nuts.
 The diner itself was most delicious and was prepared by Miss Helen Sandon and her corps of assistants, who have been under her instruction this year at the Normal. After this very perfect meal the entire party ad- journed to the Orpheum, where they saw Anita Stewart in "Old Ken lucky" Besides the seniors who num- Der thirty-six. we found covers laid for Dr. and Mrs. Creager, MT. and Mrs. Dolan and Mir. NJ. I. Powers. Shakespeare Club.
 We are glad to know the Shake speare club is the be revived again. Since the war activities occupied so much of their attention, no definite lit erary work has been taken up, al though the social meetings were quite as popular as ever
 A general exodus a year ago had depleted the membership, but happy to relate. reorganization seems to be fully decided upon.
 Mrs. William Rudd was hostess last Monday night to tempting s o'clock dinner which the members enjoyed to the full. The evening was spent dis cussing new plans and an enthusias- tic membership will take up the work again. Present on this occasion were Mrs. L. F. Hart, Mrs. Tom Rees, Mrs. Bertha Remedy, Mrs. James Milligan, Mrs. Al Sanford and Mrs. Frank No ble.
 Dr. Bert Haskett Welded to
 Miss Bell Gelder. :.
 Announcement of the wedding of Dr. John Albert Haskett to Miss Rell Gelder, at Phoenix, May End, 1920, were received by Flagstaff friends Tuesday. The cards announce also that they will be at home in Flags staff after May goth, 1920. Dr. Haskett is in the government service and has been for a number of years inspector for this district for the Unit ed States bureau of animal industry, with headquarters here in the sum- mer and at Phoenix during the win ter. He is we'll known and popu- lar young man throughout the nOrth- ern part of the state. Word comes that the bride is charming young lady and one who will be welcomed to the society of Flagstaff. The bride and groom arrived in Flagstaff Mon- day evening and are at present stop ping at the Commercial hotel.
 Miss Gelder was sten0grapher last year for the Flagstaff Lumber Co. and later for the Coconino Farm Bureau.
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