The Coconino sun., 1921-08-26
Babbitt-Bush Nuptials at Pasadena September 10.

at Pasadena September 10.
 The marriage of Miss Selma I. Bush and Uel Clay Bobbitt will take place at the home of Miss Bush's parents, in Pasadena, Calif., on September 10. Miss Bush and Miss Cornelia Dock stader, fellow member of the Nor nal school faculty, will leave the last of this week for Pasadena, Miss Bush to complete arrangements for the wedding, and Miss Dockstader to spend the brief vacation between the close of the summer school and the beginning of the regular fall term.
 Merville Mills, of Flagstaff, will ac- company MT. Bobbitt to Pasadena, shortly before the date set for the wedding, and will be best man. Miss Florence Woodhead, young attorney of Los Angeles, will be bridesmaid Miss Dockstader will play the piano.
 MT. and Mrs. Bobbitt have home all ready at Williams, where MT. Bob bitt is connected with the Babbitt- Poison store, in the accounting de- partment. Their very many friends here deeply regret that they are not to make Flagstaff their home, but are partly reconciled in the thought that, at any rate, they will not be far away.
 Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Colton Guests of Friends Here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Vim. F. Griffin, and daughter Harriett, of Grand Canyon, arrived here last Thursday, accom- panied by three of Mir. and Mrs. G. w. Jakle's daughters-Mary Frances, Loretta and Ann--who had spent seven weeks of their school vacation with Mir. and Mrs. Griffin.
 Mir. Griffin left Monday for a week to ten days in Denver and Grand Canyon. Mrs. Griffin will remain here until his return. She is staying with MT. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson. Mrs. Colton is visiting Mrs. John Yer kamp.
 Last Thursday night Mrs. Griffin was entertained at dinner by Mir. and Mrs. Jakle, and again on Saturday ev- ening, the latter occasion being in honor of the sixteenth birthday of Miss Mary Francis Jakle. On Monday night MT. and Mrs. P J. Moran enter tained Dr. and Mrs. Suit, of Phoenix; Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Heisser and Mrs. Griffin. On Tuesday night the latter was a guest of MT. and Mrs. Henry Albers.
 Miss Walsh Entertains.
 Last Friday evening Miss Margaret Walsh entertained for Miss Cecelia Lind. The beautiful home of Miss Walsh was a gay scene for group of young people, who enjoyed an ev- ening spent at cards, singing and en- tertainment.
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 No Battery Dance.
 The lovers of dancing will be glad when the boys return from Fort Bliss and the armory dances are resumed.
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 Mrs. Cameron to California.
 Mrs. B. A. Cameron left Wednesday for two weeks stay in California. Mrs. Cora Haynes, Mrs. Cameron's sister, is here looking after the rest of the family.
 To Grand Falls.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. w. Smith and family, of Phoenix, Mrs. Wisehart and Mrs. Kennedy motored out to Grand Falls, Wednesday. A most de- lightful picnic was enjoyed by all.
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 Bridge Club.
 Mrs. Stuart Campbell was a most gracious hostess to the Bridge club last Friday afternoon. A most de- iightful afternoon was spent by the members of the club.
 < < + {. Theatre Party. An alumni picture show was just the best time ever to entertain at a line party, thought Miss Katherine and Miss Lucretia McMullen. The fol- lowing young people enjoyed the "show" and later, refreshments: Katherine Beckwith, Delpha Thomp- son, Katherine Hillebrandt, Margaret |