The Coconino sun., 1923-05-11
By LUCINA DE vANEY

cities, where there is strong demand
and a. larger coflcert-going population
to paw the bulk of the money promised
the artist. Tn this way he IS able to
offer to small towns, like Flagstaff. /.
especially if On a main line railroad
a lower rate for the concert. During
the afternoon Mrs. Pearson and Mrs.
Mitchell took Mr.. Behymer to see the
Fort Valley experiment station.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. B Wilson enter
tanned the choir of the Church of the
Epiphany on. Saturday evening. The
early part of the evening was devoted
to the regular weekly practice. After
an abundant and dainty luncheon the
party gathered about the open fire,
telling ghost and other stories and en-
ioying a delightful social hour. The
fortunate guests were Miss Elsa My
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Myers,
Misses Elizabeth and Dorothy Van
Ness, Mrs. Gertrude Thomas, Miss
Helen E. Williams, Miss Ida Davis,
Mrs Carolyn Smith, Mrs. A. j. Mitch
ell and H. H. Lewis.
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Mrs. C. B. Wilson's beautiful home
was opened on Friday afternoon for
a tea for the music department of the
Flagstaff. Womanis club, and L. E.
Behymer of Los Angeles, Mrs. A. j.
Mitchell, Mrs. Orrin Compton and
Mrs. G.. Al. Pearson assisted the host
ess. Those present in addition to the
above were Mrs. Henrietta Myers,
Mrs. Edward G. Miller, Miss Helen E.
Williams, Mrs T. A. Stahl, Mrs. Ir-
vim Francis, Mrs. Robert E. Taylor,
Mrs. Frank Noble, Mrs. Rex Goble,
Mrs. Van Vleet, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. r.
A. Morse, Mrs. r. M. Francis, G. B.
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Kelly. Mr..
Behymer told about some definite art
lists whom we. might secure, telling the
club what would need to be raised,
and how it might be done, also some
thing of the personality and qualifi-
cations of these artists, leaving with
the club pictures and other publicity
material to be used in planning for a
course of entertainments should they
decide to do this.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Curtis OF
Manistee, Michigan, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Pearl
Margaret to Walter Cheeky Tiffany.
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Tiffany
of Seattle.
The wedding took place at Tucson
May 5, The Rev. Father Connolly of
ficiatirg. Mrs. Sadie Coleman OF
Phoenix was matron of. honor and G.
l.. Michael best man.
Mrs. Tiffany is an instructor ir
commerce in Phoenix Junior college
and Phoenix Union high school. Mr.
Tiffany, for the past year, has been
state chemist for the Arizona state
highway department, and just recently
accepted an engineering position at
Esperanza, Mexico.
Mrs. Tiffany will return to Phoenix
to complete the school term and join
Mr. Tiffany in Mexico about June ]
Mrs. Tiffany recently was mem
Der of the faculty of the Flagstaff
Normal school.
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The primary and junior music pu-
pills of Miss Miriam r. Lightburne, as
sisted by her nine-piece beginner or,
chestra. will give a public recital IN
the Federated church Wednesday
May 18th, at Ais p. m. Everybody is
invited. Admission free.
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st. Margarets Guild of the Episr
copal church met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. George Myers of Miltor
road. A short business session was
held at which it was decided to meet
only once month through the sum
mer months, also to make each meet
ing more of social afternoon thar
heretofore. The next meeting viii
be held with Mrs. Jack Kester, june
6. Members present were Mrs. Ton
Pollock, Mrs. Harry Isham, Mrs
Douglas Roone, Mrs. E. C. Mills, Mrs
f. A. Morse and Mrs. Myers,
Mrs. William Rudd will present he
music pupils in a recital Monday eve
ming at 7:30 o'clock at the Federated
church. The public is invited
:. !. 1. !. $.
Mrs. C. E. Kelsey entertained a.
bridge Thursday afternoon at hel
home on Milton road. Those who err