The Coconino sun., 1923-08-24
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS--WOMAN'S PAGE
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The American Legion auxiliary held
its monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Charlotte Mills last Thursday af-
ternoon. The report of the picture
show showed a substantial financial
gain for the treasury Copies of the
official auxiliary song, "Call Of the
Flag" which was sung at the picture
show, may be secured from Mrs. Kel-
ler The monthly contribution to the
department disqualification fund was
increased. A new committee, with
Mrs. Hunt as chairman, to be called
Prescott hospital committee" was
created, the object being to furnish
some cheer for the ex-service men In
the hospital at Prescott. The conn
mittee announces "jelly shower" for
this work similar to that conducted
last year. 1t also asks for contribu-
tions of suitable magazines and books;
wishing to make it very plain that
everyone, not auxiliary members only,
may help in this work. If you will
notify Mrs. Hunt or Mrs. Morse they
will be glad to call for the things.
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Mrs. Robert Caring entertained at
an informal bridge party Thursday ar
ternoon ather ranch home The guests
were Mrs. Fred Caring, Mrs. E. A..
Mcnamara, Mrs. Ike Smith, Mrs.
Grover Jones, Mrs. Fred Paul, Mrs.
Lester Power and Mrs. j.. S. Hepely.
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Miss Helen Dolan was the versatile
hostess at a 5 o'clock box supper on
Thursday evening at the Koch home in
Milton. Partners were chosen through
a cleverly arranged guessing contest,
and dancing was the. main diversion
throughout the evening. The guests
were Miss Lucille Koch, Miss Martha
Burnhelnl, Miss June Charlebois, Miss
Eunice Babbitt, the Misses Genevieve
and Clare Collins, Miss Violet Raude-
baugh and Miss Dorothy Van Ness
and the Messrs. C1aiborn Lockett,
Richard Riordan, John Babbitt, John
Grand, Fred Collins, Leonard Thorn
ton, Joe Moran, Edward Koch, Marlin
Oman and Clyde Caffey.
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Mrs. w. d. Draine honored her sis
ter, Miss Vera Greenlaw Of Maryland,
with very pretty three-eourse bridge
luncheon on Tuesday. A color scheme
of pink and white was used, and novel
favors were furnished by Mrs. James
Swinnerton, one of the guests. Other
guests were Miss Lena Doyle, Mrs.
Ralph Collins of Los Angeles, Miss
Zella Jones, Mrs. Loren Cress, Mrs.
A11in Greenlaw, and Mrs. w. B.
Raudebaugh, who won the attractive
prize for high score.
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Mrs. Loren Cress is giving lunch
con today for Mrs. w. D. Draine, Miss
Vera Greenlaw, Mrs. Allin Greenlaw, |
Mrs. Chas. Hllebrandt, Miss Francis |
and Mrs. Del Strong.
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Mrs. j. r. Thoman entertained at a |
birthday dinner Of attractive APP
pomtments for her sister, Miss Char |
lotte Carr of Tempe, who is visiting |
at the Thoman home, IT Milton road. |
After the dinner the young guests en-
joyed dancing and cards throughout |
the evening. They were Miss Kath- |
crime Mcnamara, Miss Rose Brodie, /
Miss Helen Paul, Freddie Caring, Geo. |
Tyson and the guest of honor.
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A jolly surprise party for Miss Ag-
nes Switzer in honor Of her birthday
was given Tuesday evening by Miss
Ruth Switzer, Miss Mary Wilson and |
Miss Genevieve Collins. The guests
assembled at 8 o'clock and danced un4
Ill twelve. A two-course supper was
served to the following guests. Miss
Lucille Koch, Miss Helen Dolan, Miss
Martha Burnhelrn, Miss June Char
ebois, Miss Violet Raudebaugh, Miss
Clare Collins, Miss Marjorie Bong
berg, Miss Mary Francis Jake, Miss
Dorothy VanNess, Claiborn Lockett,
John Babbitt, Fred Collins, Edward
Koch, Joe LaScala, Leonard Thorn
on, Joe Moran, Richard Riordan, John
Iirand, Martin Gilman, the guest Of
lonor and the hestesses.
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The marriage of Miss Lula Mae
Ireenhill daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
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