The Coconino sun., 1921-01-07

 Watch Party at
 Mansion House.
 Dolph Bader and Joe Haley enter tained a group of their friends at a dancing party at the Mansion House on New Years Eve. A five-piece or chestra kept things lively the entire evening, and played the old year out and the new year. in to the accompan- iment of all the noise the guests could possibly make. The following were present: The Misses Eleanor Green law, Ethel Compton, Martha Buckner, Frances Kapanke, Grace Wenzel, Vi Nay, Fay Lawhead, Bessie Kidd Hell en Bongberg, Kathryn Keller and Miss Gray; Messrs. Chester Mills, Chester Nay, Si Lawhead, Orrin Compton, Hugo Best, Jack Gilmore, Archie King, Walter Fleck, Joe Haley, Dolph Bader and Ralph Davis.
 Camp Fire Girls
 Watch New Year Come.
 The Campfire Girls and some of their friends had a most enjoyable watch party Friday night at Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Switzer's home. All the members were in costume and danc- ing and refreshments occupied their time until the infant 1921 showed up:
 The Campfire Girls present were: Agnes Switzer, Marguerite Walker Mary Lamport, Margaret Stahl, Del pha Thompson, Violet Raudebaugh, Marian Wallace, Martha Stahl, Mary Wilson, Anne Amelia Noble, Annis McGookin Hazel Allsup, Bertha Me Cormick, Florence Norman, Frances Hopkins, Mabel Fry.
 Others present were: Helen Runke, Mary Willison, Mary Michelbach, Fe- lice Rodriguez, Elsie Harrington, Mary Frances Jakle, Mary McConkey, Addie Mae Arthur, Mildred Knight, Dorothy Hyde, Elizabeth Hall. "Watch" Party at
 David Babbitt's.
 Miss Gertrude Babbitt and Miss Margaret Walsh were hostesses at watch party New Years eve at the home of David Babbitt During the earlier part of the evening danc- ing occupied most of the time, but as the hour of twelve approached danc- lHB was lOlROtlCH anu made for noisy geeting to the new year. Noisemakers of every descrip- tion were employed by the guests, ere ating racket worthy of the occasion, and when they could no longer make any noise they threw confetti and ser pentine. The watchers were: Mir. and Mrs. Ray Babbitt, MT. and Mrs. Joe Babbitt, Mrs. Ed Babbitt, Geo. Babbitt, Jr., Mrs. Frank Hanley, Miss Blanche Riordan, Miss Elizabeth Hem. messy, Miss Gertrude Babbitt, Miss Margaret Walsh.
 Mrs. J. L. Wight entertained New Years Eve at farewell party in honor of her brother, Claude Phelan, who left Saturday night to attend the Albuqueque Bushes college at Albu- querque, N. M. Dancing occupied the greater part of the evening, and after the New Year was greeted in a fitting manner the guests hied themselves to Claude's home, where lunch was served them.
 Mcbride Coulson.
 George D. Mcbride and Miss Mary Alice Coulson were married at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Coulson, Aultman, Ariz., at noon, on New Years day. Miss Kathleen Anderson, one of Flagstaff's teachers, was bridesmaid. Charles Hubert Coulson, brother of the bride, was best man. Besides the relatives of the bride, many of her friends wit messed the ceremony, which was fol- lowed by wedding breakfast.
 The young couple returned to Flag staff on Tuesday night and on We'd nesday went to their home in Black Bill Park.
 Both bride and groom have many warm friends here. The former, a young woman of talent and charm, was student at the Normal school here, later teaching at Doney Park. MT. Mcbride and his mother, Mrs. Mary Alice Mcbride, came west sev- eral years ago from New York city, first settling in California, then com- ing here few years ago, the young man taking up ranching in Black Bill Park.
 There was an impromptu, but none the less enjoyable, dancing party at . the home of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Lennon on Tuesday night.
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 w. c. Scott, ranger at Walnut Canyon, entertained twenty-seven of his friends at turkey dinner last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Nay celebrated their thirty-first wedding anniversary New Years day. Miss Martha Buck ner, Dolph Bader and the immediate family were the guests at the delight full dinner laid by Mrs. Nay.
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