The Coconino sun., 1923-08-31

Mrs. Fred Caring and her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Lester Power, entertained
Thursday afternoon at a five hundred
party at the Caring home on Milton
Road. Mrs. Caring leaves Sunday te
join her husband in Albuquerque and
will probably remain there through
the winter.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
and wished Mrs. Caring a pleasant
visit were Mrs. Fred Paul, Mrs. Rob
ert Caring, Mrs. J. S. Hopely, Mrs.
Ike Smith, Mrs. E. A. Mcnamara,
Mrs. ]. r. Thoman, Mrs. J. G. Kes-
ter, Mrs Grover Jones and Mrs. C. E.
Kelsey Delicious refreshments we're
served.
A wedding that comes as a pleas
ant surprise to their many friends
occurred last week at the Federated
parsonage when Miss Dixie Williams
became the bride of Frank D. Palmer.
Mrs. Palmer is the daughter of Mrs.
w. 7. Bryan and lived with her moth
er and brother, j. E. Bryan, who is
assistant purchasing agent for the
Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. Mr..
Palmer is an expert mechanic and
came west recently from Rochester,
n. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer will make
their home in Flagstaff, where they
already have a large circle Of admir-
ing friends.
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Mrs. William Campbell entertained
at one. of a series of bridge parties
Thursday afternoon and is entertain
ing at another today.
A delectable two-course lunch was
served to the six tables of enthusiasts.
Cut flowers We're artistically placed
through the spacious rooms The
guests were Mrs. Balzar Hook, Mrs
E. NJ. Doe, Mrs. ]. w. Weatherford,
Mrs. Stanley Sykes, Mrs. w, H. Swift
zer, Mrs. Jack Diamond, Mrs. Agnes
Pouthie, Mrs. Mary Bart, Miss Flor
ence Bart, Mrs. Fred Moorman, Mrs.
J. Nj. Clark, Mrs. Chas. Prochnow,
Mrs Buck, Mrs. G. A. Keller, Mrs
r. VI. Francis, Mrs. Gus Jake, Mrs
L. E. Hart, Mrs. G. F. Manning, Sr.,
Mrs. 2 J. Linderman, Mrs. Carl Dick
inson, Mrs John Nichols, Mrs. VIII
liam Bayliss and Mrs. William Fried
lein. Mrs. J. M. Clark was the winner
of high score.
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The Eastern Star lodge held 500
cial and reception Tuesday evening at
the. close OF heir regular meeting. Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Simpson and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Z. Daugherty were initiated
as new members. A card party was
planned by the ladies to be held next
Tuesday evening, at which Masons
and Eastern Star members only will
be admitted.
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In honor of Mrs. T. J. Byrnes of |
St. Marys, Kans., mother of Mrs. Ar
thur Riordan, Mrs. M. J. Riordan en-
tertained with bridge party Wednes-
day afternoon in her beautiful home |
Three charming prizes were awarded, |
a guest prize, a first prize, and con-
A tasteful two-course lunch |
con was served to the sixteen guests. |
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Miss. Violet Raudebaugh was ii : |
charming hostess at a dancing part |
given for a number of her friends
evening at the family |
home on Sitgreaves street. The
guests were: The Misses Genevieve
and Clare Collins, Miss Agnes Swift |
zer, Miss Helen Dolan, Miss Gertrude
Mcclure, Miss Hazel Allsup, Robert |
Taylor; ice LaScala, Joe Moran, Les
lie Mcclure and Francis Raudebaugkal
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To honor Miss Virginia Wisherd of |
Denver, Mrs. George Myers, assisted
by Mrs Henrietta Myers, entertained |
at an afternoon of bridge yesterday
A delectable two-course luncheon in |
yellow and white was served, and |
two interesting prizes were awarded, |
one to the guest of honor, and one
to the winner of high score. The
spacious rooms were abloom with a |
variety of sweet-smelling flowers,
which lent enchantment to the fes-
tive atmosphere. Numbered among |
the guests were Mrs. A. H. Scher- |