The Coconino sun., 1923-03-30
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS WONIAN'S PAGE

and Miss Minnie Lintz and Miss Lam
dis gave enlightening talks on TWO
subjects worthy of hearing about. Il.
Mrs. Keller, the hostess, served cake
and coffee at about 10 o'clock to
large attendance.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gold entertain
ed at a very delightful two o'clock
dinner last Sunday week, Miss Clara
| Wheeler, Miss Cornelia Dockstader,
Miss Helen Lamb and Mrs. Ann
Noble being the invited guests.
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The dance given Saturday night IN
the Doney Park dance hall was quite
success, there being large crowd
and lots of Flagstaff folks present.
Everyone had good time and there
Twill be another one next Saturday
might.
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Mrs. Hugh Wheat, Mrs. Ray Bah
bitt, Mrs. A. j. Mackey and Mrs. Will
lis Brown presided over a very pref
ty luncheon Tuesday noon at the
home of Mrs. Brown. The home
economics department of the Woman's
club were the guests, and about 36
were present. The tables We're taste
fully decorated with baskets of flow
ers and other appropriate Easter fix
ings. Tempting Dishes for Lent
was the subject discussed and DEM
onstrated.
All who attended the Eastern Star
initiation Tuesday night are express
| ing their pleasure at being there.
Four new members We're taken in, af-
ter which there was delightful BAN
! quet and dance with Miss Lightburn' s
/ orchestra furnishing the music.
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st. Margaret's Guild of the Epis-
/ copal church will hold a food ano
! handkerchief sale Saturday Afternoon
at the Ralph Davis furniture store
! Tea will be served during the after
noon and everyone is urged to come.
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Another birthday party of great IN.
I tefest to the children was the one OF
little Harris Burke, Wednesday after
noon. Yellow and white decorations
were cunningly carried out in crepe
paper Easter baskets filled with can
DIV eggs, then there were colored eggs
! ice cream and birthday cake. TIE
little guests were Harold Thomas
Phillip Isham, Claus Simpson, Cliff
ford Jones, Lewis Hart, Willard
/ Simpson, Robert Fronske, Elizabeth
Seay, Eleanor Keeffe, Louise Tillman
Kathryn Harover, Ernestyne Fay
Dorothy Byron, Dolores and Claire
Merton, Helen Zalesky, Margare
i Rudd, Mildred Burke and the little
host, who was eight years old.
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Among the several juvenile parties
Of the mast week, that of Miss Bett.
Wheat deserves especial mention
Miss Wheat, being seven years OLE
Monday, her mother, Mrs. Hugh
Wheat, decided it was splendid ex
cuse to, invite about 35 of Betty
i friends in to a party, Easter egg
4 and baskets were the favors, and clev
er decorations we're carried out alonl
the same line.
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Mrs. Chas. Hillebrandt was tn,
charming hostess at very prett,
bridge party Saturday afternoon
Ihfec ldDleS were dIIdllScC.' LII
honored guests included Mrs. L. B
McMullen, Mrs. Frank Keeffe, Mrs
C. b. Wilson, Mrs. Hugh Wheat, Mrs
.IP. H. Nelson, Mrs Edward Haight
Mrs. E. C. Mills, Mrs. A. F. Grim
NELL Mrs. Willis Brown and Mrs. A
j. Mackey. Mrs. e. G. Mills won tn
first prize and Mrs. A. F. Grimmcl
the second. Refreshments were serv
ed late in the afternoon.
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The basket social given by the Re
bekah lodge Saturday evening prove
very successful, both from a socia
and financial standpoint. The basket
sold for so cents each, and the gen
tleman buying basket found hi
partner by matching up the piece 0
bingham found on his box with tn