The Coconino sun., 1922-01-27
whirl Continues
Edited by MRS. FRANK NOBLE.

Whirl Continues
 Each afternoon sees an added en- lightful card parties still scheduled this week by the members of the home economies department of the Woman's club.
 All the hostesses are delighted over the response given their invitations and the guests seem not whit con- cerned even if invited to number of affairs in succession.
 The whirl began on Monday of this week with Mrs. Raymond Babbitt and Mrs. Earl Slipher as hostesses. The usual social time is always part of each program as we'll as the delicious refreshments which although simple, are of the sustaining kind. The guests on Monday were Mesdames c. P. Heis- ser, John Verkamp, J. c. Dofan, Stuart Campbell, Ralph Davis, Bur nell Osler, Dick Connor, c. B. Wilson, F. J. Moran, B. w. Dawes, Bennett, John Francis, Wid. Raudebaugh, c. o. Lampland and Miss Gertrude Babbftt.
 On Wednesday Mrs. Grover Hutson and Mrs. William H. Switzer were hostesses to the following guests who report an unusually good time. Mes danes Joseph Waldhaus, Ray Rabbit, Alex. Johnston, Ives, Paul Colin, John Hennessy, H. c. Metz, Joe Wight, k. E. Taylor, Frank Richmond, J. E, Gunter, K. c. Mills, Harold Sykes, Jr, Joe Schmidt.
 On Wednesday Mrs. Burt Cameron and Mrs. Glenn w. Bright entertained delightfully."- for the good of the cause. Their guests included Mesdames Freq Lusk, Del Strong, J. Q. Thomas, Ed Babbitt, Irl Waters, Frank Harri- son, Joe Wilson, Walter Lindblom, J. C. Kelly, c. P. Heisser, G. F. Manning, ST., G. F. Manning, Jr.
 Thursday afternoon found de- lightful little company enjoying the hospitality of both Mrs. Edwin Bab- bitt and Mrs. Sidney Gassman. Each unanimously acclaim it a huge success socially. The guests enjoying the af- fair were Mesdames Bart, Merritt, Hook, Dillman, Pouthie, Davis, Brandt, Lindeman, McMillan, Jakle Pollard, and O'Farrell.
 On Thursday, too, we found jolly little company enjoying a game of bridge with Mrs. Paul Finn, Mrs. Cress and Mrs. Hillebrandt doing the honors as hostesses.
 The guests numbered twenty and were Mesdames Brown, Harben, Nor an, Stuart Campbell, Frank Harrison, Del Strong, c. F. Heisser, Draine, Archie Hogan, Baker, Sykes, Jr., Lewis Benedict, G. A. Keller, Francis, Cree, Ives, Switzer, s. O. Thompson, w. B. Raudebaugh, Frank Richmond.
 Thus the merry work goes on and it will be with the greatest exercise of patience that we await the finan- cial result of this very successful ven- ture on the part of the department.
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 Social Affair
 One very enjoyable event of the week was staged for last Monday night at the Al Sanford home.
 Mrs. Sanford and Miss Mary Costi- gan were gracious hostesses to the members of the Shakespeare club and guests. The "eats" realization on this night was pleasant process. A delightful four-course affair with 1a- NoIS anu uOWcTS. fhttT SptHQlUR d few minutes in social chatter, the guests were bidden to don their wraps and hie to the Orpheum where Doug las Mclean was enjoyed to the full. An unusually pleasant memory lin- gers in the thoughts of the following guests: Mesdames Charles Greenlaw, DeRyder, Harlow Yaeger, R. M. Glass; man, Sidney Gassman; the Misses Agnes Houck, Margaret Walsh, Flor ence Berchtold, Mildred Julian, Cor nelia Dockstader, Alberta Platz, Clara Wheeler; Mesdames Tom Rees, Charles Isham, l.. B. McMulIen, Harry Embach, Bertha Kennedy, Tom Pol lock, L. E. Hart, Frank Noble; the Misses Minnie Lintz, Freda Johnson, Gertrude Kellogg, Mable Milligan, Blanche Paine and Rosemary Rein hold.
 .s # + + Home Economies The home economies department met Thursday with Mrs. c. P. Heisser, with Mesdames Cress, Keeffe and Null len joint hostesses. A large number were present and splendid meeting is reported. The topic was cheese"