The Coconino sun., 1922-08-18

giving all the children a fine time, one of the features they ingeniously contrived being a fish pond, out of which the guests got souvenirs of the occasion. The real excitement of the afternoon took place when Teddy's father brought him Teddy car from up town. The children who enjoyed the afternoon were Margaret Seay, Dorothy Bailey, Betty Finn, Rebecca May Diamond, Helen Harrington, Donna Baker, Jimmy Johnston, Rob- ert Eldredge, Edward Jakle, Albert Sullivan, Robert Fronske, Jack From ske and Marshall Wilson.
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 Mrs. Elizabeth Merritt entertained for Mrs. N. D. Brayton of Miami on Monday, number of friends enjoy ing an afternoon of bridge.
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 Mir. and Mrs. o. Logan entertained on Monday evening, the guests of honor being Miss Wylene McGinty, Miss Margaret Olson and Miss Lavon Davis. The young ladies are from Phoenix and are visiting friends here.
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 A picnic supper in honor of Miss Mylene McGinty of Phoenix, who is visiting friends here, was enjoyed at Lake Mary on Wednesday evening, those who were present being Miss Wylene McGinty, Miss Margaret Ol- son, Miss Lavon Davis, Miss Dale Parke, Harold Davis, Elmer Brown ing, Frank Samsky and Elmer Smith.
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 Miss Margaret Olson, Miss Lavon Davis and Miss Wylene McGinty were the guests of honor at jolly danc- ing party given at the home of Mir. and Mrs. o. Logan on South Sit greaves street on Tuesday evening. Samsky and Bradwell's orchestra fur nished the music until numbers were drawn for partners for dainty mid night luncheon. Those who enjoyed the good time were: MT. and Mrs. Grant Shaw, MT. and Mrs. Winson, MT. and Mrs. Hutchinson, Mir. and Mrs. Harding, MT. and Mrs. Joe Samsky, MT. and Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. H. G. Da- wis, Miss Dale Parke, Miss Mabel Fry, Miss Mabel Wall, Miss Matte Platten, Miss Moritz, Miss Nichols, Miss Minnie Greenhill, Mrs. Thelma Kennedy, Miss Burdette, Miss Kung- man, Ott Mar, Clarence Shellman, Robert Gaddis, Zennie Mccoy, Frank Samsky, Elmer Browning, Elmer Smith, Harry Carter, Claude Black, Earle Heckethorne. Mrs. H. c. Da- wis of Mesa and Mrs. Thelma Kennedy of Williams assisted Mrs. Logan in aptartaipipu
 Nearly all preparations have been made for the big Eastern Star basket picnic to be held at Lake Mary next Sunday. Although Dad McGookin disclaims having done much toward starting the affair, all of his friends insist that the success of the picnic will be due to his strenuous efforts. R. L. Neill and J. c. Pierce will also be in charge of the program of ath- letic events that will be given at the good time, to which everyone is heart fly invited. The chapter will furnish coffee at l o'clock when the picnick- CTS will enjoy the lunches they are going to bring.
 Among the athletic events to be held are: An obstacle race, tug-of- war, tub race, log rolling and pork barrel race, three-legged race, and aquatic sports. The winners will re- ceive $50 in prizes.
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 A number of the young friends of "Dad" Hugh McGookin entertained him to free charivari on Sunday evening, but left before partaking of his generosity. Dad fired couple of blanks from his rifle or shotgun, it is not known which, as the crowd left in such. a hurry they didn't have time to find out. If the concert had only been continued a few minutes more the serenaders would certainly have been fully repaid for their trouble, for all sorts of good things had been prepared for their refreshment. MT. and Mrs. McGookin returned on Sat- urday from Grand Canyon, where they went on their wedding trip.
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 A number of the friends of Mrs. F. B. Richmond were entertained at her home on Thursday afternoon at a neighborhood bridge party, held in honor of Mrs. Fred Lusk. The rooms were tastefully decorated with sweet peas and dahlias. Refreshments were served. The guests: Mrs. Fred Lusk, Mrs. R. E. Taylor, Mrs. A. H. Scher- mann, Mrs. J. D. Jackson, Mrs. John