The Coconino sun., 1923-06-08
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS -W0MANS PAGE



The Missionary society met Thurs
day afternoon in the Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Zo0k was the leader for
the meeting, and several interesting
papers on India were read.
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Mrs. c. w. Ishan entertained the
members Of the Shakespeare club on
Monday evening at, the. last meeting
of the club year Much interest was
taken in the reading Of the book of
which each member Of the club had
written one chapter A very success
ful year has just been terminated is
the opinion Of all who are connected
with the organization.
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The ladies ef the winners Bible
class, assisted by their husbands, en-
tertained the members of the mems
class and their wives on Friday eve
ming at o'clock in the Federated
church.
About so adult persons were pres
ent. That is, they are adult at most
times, but this time they were not.
A splendid program was arranged,
including some charming musical Sc
lections rendered by Mrs. William
Rudd, Mrs Margaret Howard Fay,
Mrs. A. J. Mitchell and Mrs. G. A.
Pearson.
The ladies of the class presented
Miss Ema Vandervoort, their teacher,
with a handsome leather writing case
years service she has given the class.
Sandwiches, salad, cake and coffee
were served.
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Miss Alleen Jones of Cincinnati,
who lived here for about year two
years ago, spent Tuesday in town, vis-
iting Miss Helen Williams and other
friends. Miss Williams entertained
Miss Jones, Mrs. P. Fl. Nelson and
Mrs. T. r. Pollock at music party in
the evening. Miss Jones plans to
spend the next six months in and near
Los Angeles.
An appreciative, large audience fill
ed the Federated church to capacity
Monday evening to be entert1ned by
Mrs. William Rudd's music class in
recital. The children taking part were
wonderfully trained and all knew their
parts to perfection. Some of the
tots had only been receiving instruc-
tion for a month OF six weeks and con-
sidering the technique Of the different
selections, their work was remark
able
At the close of the music program
six little girls gave a charming rose
drill. Children who took part in the
different selections were Grace Fair
child, Helen Miller, Ernestine Fay,
Cordelia Brown, Margaret Rudd, Mil
dFed Burke, Rowena Hurlbert, Vivette
Wilson, Velna Rudd, Myrth Montgon-
cry, Myna Lowell, Addie Mae Arthur,
Elma Dickinson, Junior Wilson, Char
lotte Mills and Charles Taylor.
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One OF. the very gay events of the
past week was the evening party Civ
en- by Miss Claire Rierdan and Rob
ert Riordan at their home in Milton
Friday evening.
Billiards and dancing were the di-
versions, followed by delicious refresh
ments. The guest list included the
Misses Eleanore Greenlaw, Irene Bus
EMBARK, Helen Carpenter, Grace
Wightman, Margaret Stahl, Elizabeth
McNelly ard Edna Saunders; the
Messrs. Joe Calhoun, Pratt Udall,
Jack Tenney, Harry Stevens, Frank
Whitehouse, John Hanblin and Lynn
Camp.
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The ladies' Of St Margaret's Guild
have postponed their regular meeting
until the third Wednesday in June
when it will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Jack Kester.
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The Woman's Auxiliary of the
American Legion met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. William Campbell.
Several Winslow ladies attended and
final arrangements for the convention
were completed.
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Weldon Brinton was the host at a
delightful party Tuesday evening,
honoring Miss Miriam Lightburne' S
orchestra, of which several members
will soon be leaving town. Games and
refreshments were enjoyed by the
following guests: Miss Miriam Light
burn, Helen Runke, Edith Foster,
Ruth Mcdonald, Florence Cooper,
Harvey Cooper and Walter Runke.