The Coconino sun., 1920-01-02

NIX NOBLE !: [:l of whom are quite we'll and favorably known and added to this is the pleas ure of knowing that Flagstaff will not lose them, for their plans are to re- side in our own little city. The lunch- con was most happy affair and it's l dainty courses was enjoyed by the following friends of both Mrs. Muncy and her daughter: Mrs. Kahl. Mrs Martin Fronske, Mrs. George Myers, Mrs. McConkey, Mrs. Quinlin, Mrs. Joe Rickel, Miss Myers, Miss Costi- gan, Miss Mary Rickel, Mrs. Kelsey, Mrs. Vincent and Mrs. Curtis, of Winslow, Mrs. Hauley and Miss Paul of Jerome.
 Who Said. "We're Only
 Young Once"?
 The statement has been disproved! A jolly crowd of thirty-six decided to be children again for just last Tues day evening. The hosts were Mir. and Mrs. Joe Babbitt and MT. and Mrs. w. w. Smith and the lovely Rabbit home on North Leroux was the scene of this delightful gathering. Could you have seen the youngsters in their short frocks and frilly aprons you could have appreciated the games and dancing and merriment over the grab bag when each drew favors. | A picnic lunch served in dainty crepe paper baskets was one enjoy able feature, while the photograph gallery of the babies showed plainly that years alone had marked the time their hearts were still young. The guest list included Mir and Mrs. Dick Connor, MT. and Mrs. Stewart Camp bell, MT. and Mrs. George Myers, Mir. and Mrs. William Babbitt, Mir. and Mrs. Tom Mccullough, Mir. and Mrs. Ray Babbitt, ,Mr.and Mrs. Earl Slipher, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Embach, Miss Gertrude Babbitt, Miss Blanche Rior- dan, Miss Margaret Walsh, Miss Paul Miss Dorothy Jakle, Miss Elizabeth Hennessy; Messrs. Dave Babbitt, Geo. Babbitt, Ed Clark, Arthur Riordan. Herbert and Bert Babbitt, Adolph Boenitsch, Carter Jakle and George Verkamp.
 Mrs. Stevenson is entertaining as house guest Miss Bee, of Jerome. For her pleasure on last Tuesday after noon Mrs. Stevenson assembled some twenty friends for an afternoon auc- tion bridge.
 Quite a social time was enjoyed and at five thirty dainty two course luncheon was served the following guests: Mrs. Charles Isham, Mrs. l Myers, Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Harry Elm bach, Mrs. George Harrington, Mrs. Alex Johnston, Mrs. Fred Lusk, Mrs. Edward Mills, Mrs. Sam Merritt, Mrs. Tom Pollock, Mrs. Walsh, Miss Mar garet Walsh, Mrs. Ray Babbitt, Miss Minnie Lintz, Mrs. Frances Crable Mrs. Brown, Miss Gracia Saunders and Mrs. DeRider.
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 Miss Lintz was charming hostess last Monday night when she enter tained a number of friends at the C. B. Wilson home. The rooms present. ed most attractive picture in their holiday dress of evergreen and flow CTS, while the music prompted all to enjoy dancing with a respite at cards. Dainty refreshments brought forth merriment with the clever favors and made the evening enjoyable for the following friends: MT. and Mrs. Ben tel, Mrs. Walsh, Miss Margaret Walsh, Miss Stevens, Miss Payne, Miss Saunders, Miss Bumgartner, MT. | M. I. Powers, Mir. c. B. Wilson, MT. Roger Morse, Mr. Bobbitt, MT. Trus- well and Mir L; c; Riley.
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 Miss Velma Gum celebrated her birthday anniversary last Thursday evening by entertaining number of school friends from seven till ten. The pretty Christmas decorations made all merry and gay until the hour for re- treatments which were daintily served | the following guests: Mildred Dunn Eunice Chatfeld, Marguerite and | Martha Stahl, Violet Raudebaugh Amis McGookin, Mary McConkey Chester Black, Ernest Yost, Leonard Thorton, Robert Reinhold, Clarence Johnson, Francis Raudebaugh, Ted Lebanon and John Gum.
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 New Years at
 The Churches.
 The Federated, the Catholic and the Episcopalian churches all ob- served New Years day appropriate ly, the Episcopal church with can dle service and holy communion, be- ginning at 11:30 Wednesday night: the Catholic church with masses at g and 10 yesterday morning, with spe- cial vocal music at the latter; the Federated church with special services both yesterday morning and last night.