The Coconino sun., 1921-09-16
Pythian Sisters Picnic.
Edited by MRS. FRANK NOBLE.

their husbands and lot of friends had an all-day picnic at the city res ervoir on Sunday and made it most enjoyable affair, with more good things to eat that twice the number could store away and a restful visit with one another.
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 Eastern Star Initiates Seven.
 Seven candidates were initiated to the Eastern Star on Tuesday night and following the ceremonies refresh ments and speechmaking rounded out very pleasant evening. Among those who responded to the invitation to speak of the worthy matron, Mrs. Chas. T. Woolfolk, were the follow ing visitors: Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. D. A. Gilchrist and R. F. Eberhardt, the new commercial teacher in the city schools.
 The initiates were: Mir and Mrs. J. T. Rush, MT. and Mrs. Will Compton, Miss Alma Acker, Mrs. L. R. Lessell, Miss Nora Dent
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 Little Miss Louise Tillman
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 Miss Louise Tillman, "going on" six, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Tillman, was the capable and solicit ous hostess on Tuesday afternoon to a bevy of young men and women, all of whom say the ice cream and cake were delicious and the games played good fun, the scene of the festivities being city park. The guests were: Mary and Louise Hutson, Kathleen, Rose, Irene and Paul Conrard, Mary and Joan Mertz, Grace Hunt, Marie Carter, Martha Allen, Gleeola Marian, Mildred and Harris Burke, Marie and Lucille Tillman and Lena Anspach.
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 Music Department.
 The members of the music depart ment are planning splendid affair for their first meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. R. E. Taylor. Don't forget the hour, o'clock.
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 Another Birthday Party.
 Miss Mary Wilson decided to have a birthday just so she could entertain her friends. At eight last Saturday, ten friends met at the Orpheum and enjoyed the show for that evening, but that was only the prelude to the good time in store, for they later ad- joumed to the Wilson home for real party. The table was a picture in it's array of gorgeous sweet peas made lovelier by the rays from gleaming candles on the birthday cake. Little Misses Dorothy Norman and Vevette Wilson daintily served the following guests: Miss Rosemary Reinhold, Az nes Switzer, Mary Francis Jakle, Mar garet and Martha Stahl, June Charle- bois, Mary Lamport, Violet Raude- baugh and the honor guest, Miss Mary.
 Altar Society.
 Next Tuesday evening the ladies of the. Altar society will give one of their enjoyable card parties in St. An thony's hall. We know of some lovely refreshments that are going to be served besides the usual nice prizes that are to be given, so don't forget the date, next Tuesday.
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 Picnic Tomorrow.
 The old guard will entertain the new members of the teaching force of Emerson school tomorrow with a picnic in Shulz pass. Both new and old teachers are anticipating the oc- casion.
 Our Brides.
 We are indeed anxious to have a message from our recent brides. Last Saturday Miss Selma Bush became Mrs. Bobbitt while on Wednesday Mrs. Helen Knapp became Mrs. Browning. We extend congratulations
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 Birthday Celebration.
 Each week we hear of some spec ially nice little birthday party. This week it was little Miss Barbara Beck CT. At four o'clock eighteen little friends met at the Becker home and were whisked away in automobiles to lovely spot near the reservoir where tempting lunch was spread. Games were played until twilight. Miss Barbara was the recipient of many pretty gifts and the following little people are profuse in their thanks for a royal good time: Katherine Stew enson, Ann and Mary Marjorie Yaeg- CT, Phillips and Georgia 1sham, Bar bara Rees, Tom and Mary Delphine Pollock, Marshall Wilson, Dorothy Bailey, Betty Finn, Ruth Faulk, Don na Baker, Barbara and Natalie Beck