The Coconino sun., 1922-08-04

While there she spoke interestingly to the women of Seligmen on the value of clubs of this kind. The Se- ligmen Women's club has already ap- piled for membership in the Northern District Federation of Woman's clubs The officers who were elected were Mrs. Harold Sykes, president; Mrs. T J. Hudspeth, vice-president; Mrs Dunklin, secretary, and Mrs. M. S. Hummer, treasurer.
 Mrs. McMullen hopes to go to Clarkdale and Jerome very soon, on the same mission, as great interest in the formation of clubs has been shown lately. These towns may be repre- sented at the annual meeting of the Northern District Federation, which will be held Williams on October 13 and IA.
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 Mrs. L. B. McMullen entertained Dr. Ross l.. Finney and a number of friends at Walnut canyon on Monday evening. The same group went to Sunset mountain on Tuesday evening, enjoying pleasant outing.
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 On Wednesday Miss Martha E. Dewey was the hostess at an infor- maj picnic held at Crater Lake, Dr. Ross l.. Finnev and several other friends being the guests.
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 A meeting of St. Margaret's guild was held at the home of Mrs. Hen rietta Myers at Milton on Wednesday afternoon. Plans were made for hold ing silver offering social and tea at the home of Mrs. George Myers at Milton. on Wednesday, August 23. The officers of the organization are Mrs. D. s. Roome, president; Mrs. E., C.. Mills, vice-president; Mrs. Charles lsham. secretary and treasurer. The next meetino will be held at the home of Mrs. T. E. Pollock.
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 Picnic at Reservoir.
 Mrs. Gene Campbell was in charge of jolly little picnic, enjoyed by a number of children at the city reser- voir on Wednesday from 12 to 3:30. The little people played games, and picked wild flowers, but the most important event was the eating of a fine picnic lunch. The children who were there were Betty Finn, Dana Baker. Rebecca Diamond. Joe Tissaw .Iune Tissaw, George Fleming, Tom F1emine. Georpe Nee. Tom Nee. Ken meth Switzer. Bill Switzer. Ruth Mary Switzer. Nan Francis, Carleen Camp- hell, Laura .Tean Carnbell, Mary M. Yaeger and Don McMillan. The old CT people who also enioved the pic- nic were Mrs. Gene Campbell. Mrs. lack Diarond. Mrs. George Nee. Mrs Georoe Fleming. Mrs. Joseph Tissaw and Miss Luci'e Gobin.
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 Mrs. Joseph Babbitt and Mrs. Rich ard Connor entertained at the home of Mrs. Babbitt on Saturday after noon with bridge, those enjoying the affair being Mrs. c. F. Manning. Sr. Mrs. G. F. Manning. Jr., Mrs. Joseph Wilson. Mrs. B. A. Cameron, Mrs. Er- nest Lennon. Mrs. F. T Lnsk, Mrs A. J. Sullivan. Mrs. R. c. Stevenson Mrs. !. Francis, Mrs. M. Q. Dumas Mrs. W. B. Raudebaugh, Mrs. H. Al. hers, Mrs. T. D. Jackson. Mrs Stuart Campben, Mrs. F. c. Mills. Mrs. C Can'phell. Mrs. Herb Asselin. Mrs. T C. Kelly, Mrs. B. W. Dawes Mrs. w Mullen. Mrs. Catherine Reckwith Mrs. Ceorre Myers, Mrs. q. M. Neher Mrs. c. c. Becker and Mrs. Burnel Osler.
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 On Saturday a dancing party vii be given at the home of Mrs. Joseph Rabbit in honor of Miss Inez rid. well and Miss Nell Welsh, the host. esses being Mrs. Babbitt and Mrs Tarl Slipher. Miss Tidwell has beer staying with her sister, Mrs. Ear Slipher, for over a year, having at. tended Normal school and is return. ing to Chickasha, Okla, where she will attend the college for women Miss Welsh is the sister of Mrs. Bab. bitt and is attending Normal. 1. i. < 1.
 Mrs. Alex Johnston was the host. ess at pleasant bridge luncheon giv. en at her home on Elm street or Thursday afternoon in honor of hei former Normal school chum, Mrs Nelson D. Brayton of Miami. Mrs Brayton was formerly Miss Lillie Ter. ry, and was a popular member of the student body when she attended the Northern Arizona Normal school oi this city. Miss Betty Harrington as- sisted Mrs. Johnston in tastefully ar ranging and decorating the tables for the affair, the favors for the guests being beautifully tinted paper caps and place cards.
 The guests from Williams who were present were Mrs. Charles Ell liott, Mrs. Lilo Perrin, Mrs. Jerrie Lee, Mrs. Charles Burton and Miss Betty Kerwin, while the Flagstaff guests were Mrs. c. A. Pierson, Mrs M. o. Dumas, Mrs. R. J. Connor, Mrs Maude Hibben. Mrs. Garnet Borum Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mrs. Elizabeth Merritt. Miss Zella Jones and Miss Mary Mcdonald.