The Coconino sun., 1923-10-26

who were in lively contest here Sat-
urday afternoon.
The girls and boys of Flagstaff
high school were the hosts, with the
Misses Hazel Allsup, Miss Gertrude
Mcclure and Joe La Scala as acting
committee. Sixty-seven guests were
present to enjoy the frolic and also
to bartake of hearty refreshment
course served late in the evening. Miss
Virginia F'leckinger furnished the mu-
sic, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Denman,|
Mrs. Arthur Mcclure, Mrs. George
Tyson, Miss Effie Allsup and Miss
Olive Mcclure acted as chaperones
for the evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. w, Cress entertain
ed the Five Hundred club at one of
their ever-enjoyable card parties on
Thursday evening, in their home on
North Agassiz street. Members who
We're present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Albers, MIR. and Mrs. H. P. Asse-
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Draine, Mr..
and Mrs. Orinn Compton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Hogan. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
d. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rich
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schmidt, Mr..
! and Mrs. Ray Simpson and Mrs. c. B.
Wilson.
The October meeting Of the music
department elf the Flagstaff Woman's
club was held on Saturday last at the
home Of Mrs. Henrietta Myers, Miss
Elsa Myers being joint hostess. The
business session was occupied with a
discussion of ways and means. 1t
was voted to meet the necessary dues
to the state and national federations
by an assessment of 25 cents mem
Der, and letters are being sent to the
! members this week explaining the
need and asking for payment Of this
sum to enable the department to meet
its obligations. 1t was also decided
to hold small card party next month
to help with fund for the purchase
of piano for the new club house.
Mrs. Pearson, leader for the day,
then gave a. synopsis of Wagner's
"Ring' cycle, illustrating with Victor
records. Tea and cake were served.
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A card party of much interest and
well attended was given Tuesday eve
ing by the ladies of the Altar society
Mrs. j. F.. Davis, Miss Margaret
Rickel, Miss Carrie Rickel and Mrs.
Andy Samsky were on the committee
which was responsible for the delic-
ious lunch and well-planned arrange
ments. The prize winners were Miss
Olive McNerTey and G. w. jake, first
bridge prizes; Mr.. and Mrs. P. j.
Linderman, each first five hundred
prize; Mrs. G. w. Jake and A. S.
Curtis consolation prizes.
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A pretty three-course formal break
fast of unusual interest was served
I to the home economics department of
the Flagstaff Woman's club Tuesday
noon, by Mrs. w. A. Campbell, Mrs.
Fred Metz, Mrs. Carl Dickinson, Mrs.
| Frank Harrison and Mrs. G. w. Isham,
at whose home on West Elm street
the affair was held. Thirty-three
members We're present and many in
teresting discussions on meal planning
arose. In the absence of Mrs. Ed Bab-
| bitt, Mrs. Charles Hillebrandt presid-
ed. Mrs. WA. Campbell read a very
cleverly prepared paper on the subject
of meal planning.
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The Flagstaff Woman's club will
give bazaar the first week of De-
cember. There viii be many interest
ing booths among which will be a
country store, household and fancy
work one, at some down town place
| to be announced later.
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A new idea for Flagstaff club work
ers was initiated Wednesday by the
American Legion Auxiliary, when a
rummage sale was held in the room
occupied by the old Confection Den.
Old clothes, shoes, hats and various
household articles were sold very
cheap1y and S35 was cleared for the
treasury of the auxiliary.
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The Shakespeare club met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Tom
Rees. This year many new ideas are
/ being put into effect The club will
hold its monthly social meeting at
| Mrs. Rees' home next week, and it
will take the form of luncheon, in,
stead of party as in previous years.
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| Department. of public welfare of the
| Flagstaff Woman's club will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. F. M. Gold, 802
Aspen avenue. Mrs. Bertha Kennedy
will lead with an interesting subject
on the study of society and social
problems, and Mrs. Frank Richmond
will give current events.
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The Turquoise Tea Room was the
setting Wednesday evening for a very
prettiIy arranged theatre party given
in honor of Miss Dorothy Weinberg