The Coconino sun., 1923-04-27


Miss Helen E. Williams, who re-
emily returned from the meeting OF
he State Federation of Woman's
lubs, held at Mesa April and 10,
eports that the meeting was won
erful success, interesting, highly in
tructive and fraught with much. that
viii WELD a good Influence on musical
natters in Arizona.
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A number of ladies', friends of Mrs.
Robert Caring, made up a delightful
Iarty Tuesday afternoon and motored
the Caring ranch five miles west
# town, delightfully."- surprising Mrs.
iaring. Those in the party were Mes
lanes E. A. Mcnamara, c. E. Kel-
sey, Grover Jones, Isaac Smith, Felix
Manning, C. f. Manning, Sr., r. L..
%eill, Jack Diamond, Walter Conley,
George Nichols, Hayes Weidner, j. R.
rhoman, Lottie Paul, Lester Powers,
]. S. Hopely and Fred Caring. Bridge
and five hundred were enjoyed, after
which lovely refreshments were serv-
ed, including a fine birthday cake.
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Mr.. and Mrs Fred Caring celebrat-
ed their 35th wedding anniversary
Sunday by entertaining their family
at dinner party. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Caring, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Paul, MIR. and Mrs. Lester
Power, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hopely
George Tyson, Fred Caring, Jr., and
the various grand children Mr. and
Mrs. Caring are the recipients of
good wishes from the entire COM
munity.
Captain and Mrs. Jesse B. Wright
of sos North Beaver street entertain
ed d number of children last Saturday
with an afternoon party for their
little sons, Bernard and John Wright,
who were, celebrating their eleventh
and eighth birthday anniversaries.
Games were played and guessing
contests enjoyed. Margaret Matson
won the girls prize and Edward Pol
lard won the boys prize.
Refreshments We're served to the
little guests at five o'clock. The color
scheme carried out was pink and
white.
The guests invited were Mildred
and Margaret Matson, Olive Carron,
Grace Ellis, Annabelle Pollard, Bar
bara Rees, Charlotte Mills, Theresa.
and Mary Dolan, George and Thomas
Fleming, John Jake, Edward Pol
lard, Paul Loner, Martin and Edward
Moran, Paul Carron, Bernard ana
John Wright. The mothers present
included Mesdames George Fleming,
John Pollard and Jesse B. Wright.
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Complimenting Mrs. George Flem-
ing and her two sons, George and
Thomas Fleming, Captain and Mrs.
Jesse B. Wright entertained Tuesday
at dinner in their home at 505 North
Beaver street. Covers We're laid for
Mrs. George Fleming. George and
Thomas Fleming, Bernard, John,
Jesse and Mary Elizabeth Wright and
Captain and Mrs. Jesse B. Wright.
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The Social Service Circle will meet
at the home of Mrs. A. F. Grimmell
on Tuesday afternoon, MAY /, at 81
O'Clock. All members are cordially
urged to attend.
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The card party given by the Altar
society in the Catholic church hall
Tuesday evening proved to be a sue
cess both socially and financially.
Enough people were present to afford
twelve tables. P j. Linderman, Mrs.
B. Hook, Miss Beryl Curtis, H. p As /
selin, Eugene Phelan, Miss Mary Boy
er and Mrs. Mertz were prize win
ners. The usual refreshments were
served.
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The Knights of Columbus will have
their annual breakfast on Sunday
morning in the Catholic church hall
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Mrs. E. NJ Doe presided over tive
delightful dinner parties the past
week. The guest list included Mrs.
Colin Campbell, Miss Claire Camp |
bell, Mrs. George Fleming, Mrs. Johnl
Francis and Dr. and Mrs. Francis.
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Miss Alice Alten, who was a mem |
Der of the faculty at the Northern Ari-
IONA Normal school here until last