The Coconino sun., 1921-08-26
SOCIETY. GAETY
Edited by Miss Katherine Kennedy

Stahl, Ernest Yost, Ted LeBarron, Harry Long, Clarence Johnson, Leon- ard Thornton and Kenneth Lennon. *+++ Mir. and Mrs. Charles Glenn Entertain.
 Miss Neata Snow, of Globe, was the motive for most unique ice cream party given in her honor by her sister, Mrs. Charles Glenn. last Friday night
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 Bridge Luncheon.
 Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Slipher entertained Mrs. Walsh, Miss Behn, Miss Babbitt, Miss Moore and Miss Chesney at delightful bridge luncheon. The afternoon was spent in a most enjoyable manner and the la dies voted Mrs. Slipher a delightful hostess.
 Willing Helpers.
 The following officers were elected at business meeting of Mrs. Mills Sunday school class: Katherine Brown, president; Mildred Matson, vice-president; Josephine Wilson, sec retary; Alta Mccullough, treasurer. The Willing Helpers" is lively or ganization.
 Bridge Luncheon.
 Mrs. Joe Babbitt entertained at a beautifully appointed luncheon last Saturday afternoon to three tables at bridge. After delicious luncheon the ladies played bridge and Miss Gertrude Babbitt received as honor for high score, lovely little card tray.
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 An Indoor Picnic.
 On last Friday, Mrs. Woolfolk and Mrs. Wisehart planned to take their families and house-guests out into the woods for picnic supper The rain interfered and the supper came off at Mrs. Weolfolk's hospitable home. Be- sides most satisfactory supper there were stunts and games, including a genuine darky cake-walk, and the guests all felt that they had had all the enjoyment possible on such an occasion, despite the rain.
 I. .s + + Miss Claire Campbell Entertains.
 Last Monday night Miss Claire Campbell entertained the following guests at lovely dinner: Miss Dor othy Jakle, Misses Blanche and Claire Riordan, Misses Barbara and Louise Rickel, Miss Lockett, Miss Lind, Miss Gertrude Babbitt, Miss Hennessy, Miss Helen Babbitt, Miss Margaret Walsh, Mrs. Fleming. Af- ter delicious menu the guests enjoy ed the evening at bridge. Miss Dor othy Jakle was the fortunate one and received beautiful guest towel for having the high score.
 |. ..s :. <. 500 Club Entertains.
 The 500 club decided that last Thursday evening was just the time for a picnic, so they loaded up fine supply of real picnic food and motor ed out to the reservoir. A most de- lightful time was reported by Mir. and Mrs. Jackson, MT. and Mrs. Albers, Mir and Mrs. Archer, Dr. and Mrs. Felix Manning, Mir. and Mrs. Heisser, Mir. and Mrs. C. B. Wilson, Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Kelly, Mir. and Mrs. Challener, Miss Albers, Mrs. Manning, MT. and Mrs. Hunnicutt, Mir. and Mrs. Crisp, MT. and Mrs. Lusk, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hogan and MT. and Mrs. Sullivan.
 .- 1. < i. An Evening at the Church.
 On last Monday evening a most in- structive and interesting entertain ment was given by the Federated church. An evening of gospel song and story was supplemented by stere- opticon illustrations.
 + f 1. Miss Reba Switzer Entertains. On Tuesday evening Miss Reba Switzer entertained at dinner the fol lowing young ladies: Jackie Humph- rey, Blanche McPhaul, Jennie Willard, Ardelle Switzer, Ruth Johnson, Maude Greer, Thelma Pexton, Annie Camp bell and Eula Porter Miss Switzer was voted most delightful hostess.