The Coconino sun., 1922-02-24

Friday Bridge Club
 The Friday Bridge club enjoyed a most pleasant afternoon last week al the hospitable Dolan home. when the dainty luncheon was served tne guests laid aside their caros to partake of it. Mrs. George Nener captured high score and was deiighted with the dainty favor: f, 70 ;.
 Shakespeare Club
 On Monday the Shakespeare club, meeting at the Sanford home, enjoyed a profitable evening given over nrse to current events, well prepared and organized by Mrs. Charles lsham. The leader of the evening, Miss Lintz, then took up various topics from late mag azines. While discussion brought out various opinions, the members felt well repaid for the hours spent and adjourned to meet again next Monday night.
 Military Five Hundred
 Miss Katherine Sites was hostess on Wednesday at smart little social affair in honor of Washington's birthday.
 It was a military five hundred and the clever forts and flags declared the patriotic idea as the guests were well comed and given their places at the tables. Favors and eats helped to make the afternoon complete for the following guests: Mrs. w. A. Camp bell, Mrs. J. E. Jones, Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Douglas Roome, Mrs. Cree, Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, the Misses Ruth and Edna Dotson, Miss Agnes McGookin, Miss Genevieve Kel- ly, and Miss Williams.
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 Saturday Tea
 Miss Agnes Dotson was charming hostess on Saturday at the home of Mrs. B. w. Dawes. A number of friends were assembled from three to five some at cards and some at sewing. This is the first of series of affairs that Miss Dotson will give, this one being planned before the de- parture of Mrs. McMullen, Sr., who left this week for her home in In- diana.
 Miss Dotson's guests included: Mrs. McMullen, ST., Mrs. L. B. McMullen, Miss Alice Alten, Mrs. Ray Rabbit, Miss Minnie Lintz, Mrs. J. F. Walker, Mrs. w. D. Bennett, Mrs. Fred Browning, Mrs. G. F. Manning, ST., Mrs. G. F. Manning, Jr., Mrs. Joe Wilson, Miss Zella Jones, Miss Wilmeth Case, Mrs. Hart, Miss Mabel Milligan, Miss Margaret Walsh and Mrs. Earl Slipher.
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 Colonial Tea
 Colonial teas in memory of the days of yore.
 One lovely affair was given in the music department of the Woman's club with Mrs. U. J. Lewis as hos- tess. The spacious RoZen home was opened for the occasion and here col onial danes smiled a gracious well come. Little pickaninnies held forth at the door and greeted each new conner. An elaborate program was a part of the entertainment.
 A Spanish dance by the Misses Lu- cretia McMullen and Margaret Stahl was a lovely number given in cos tune. Ruth Mcdonald, Josephine Will son, Charlotte Stevenson and Alta McCullum gave the minuet in stately rhythm and were loudly applauded. A colored nanny lowering over the wash tub, but lending her tuneful voice in Old Kentucky Home, recalled the time when Mrs. Allen sang so often and so well for this department; while later when Old Black Joe ap- peared upon the scene many were sure they had seen Jack Fuss going down Aspen just short time be- fore. These two artists entertained with many negro melodies supported in many numbers by members of the department.
 Mrs. c. B. Wilson sang, Mrs. Roger Morse played and then all had tea. The two tables in the dining room presided over by Mrs. Lindblom and Miss Ruth Lattimer were attractively arranged.
 Financially the affair was an un- bounded success.
 This is an annual event given by this department to swell the building fund. Mrs. Stevenson, the chairman, announced that the silver offering had amounted to $35. The Alice Gentle concert had netted something like $50.
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 Five Hundred at
 The Lennon Home
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Lennon, with MT. and Mrs. R. G. Stevenson par ticipating in doing the honors, enter tained most delightfully."- at the Len non home on Tuesday night. Wash ington's birthday was remembered in numerous original and interesting ways on the clever hand-painted score-cards, the table appointments and, finally, in the gorgeous cherry pie topping off the other refresh ments. After seven rounds at 500, prizes were bestowed on Mrs. P. H. Nelson and Mrs. Fred J. Lusk. The Q1ipSts wara.