The Coconino sun., 1923-10-05
By LUCINA DE vANEY

Mrs. John Cooney. Mrs. Paul and
Mrs. Hopely were the winners OF the
appropriate prizes. Three courses OF
delicious refreshments were served.
The Eastern Star, Grand Canyon
chapter, Of Flagstaff, entertained
their guests, the Golden Rule chap
ter of Prescott lodge, Friday eve
ming with an elaborate banquet and
dance. The dinner, served at $50
O'Clock in the Masonic Temple, was.
one of charming appointments and
given exclusively for the officers of
the two chapters. Miss Grace Peach
| Of Prescott offered a toast Alex
Johnston rendered vocal selection.
Waters orchestra furnished music
during the dinner and also for the
dance which followed. The members
of the visiting chapter from Prescott
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B. Peach,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brinkmeyer,
Mrs. Marcella T.. Brinkmeyer, Mrs.
Mary Ward Ruffner, G. z. Yount,
| Mrs. Clara c. Yount, Mrs. Myrtle y.
Jones, Mrs. Florence Bates, Mrs.
Sarah j. Merritt, Mrs. Eliza Stone
Barrett, Mrs. Mary B. Ruffner, Mrs.
Minnie G. SweIman, Mrs. Ada L. Cra-
nor. Mrs. Mildred Fain, Mrs. Eta
Middleton and Mrs. Grace Chapman.
Mrs. r. f. Simpson extended her
cordial hospitality Tuesday afternoon
when she entertained at bridge in her
i charming home on Beaver street.
Those. who enjoyed her hospitality
were Mrs. c.. B. Wilson, Mrs. Henry
/ Albers, Mrs. Frank Richmond, Mrs.
i Lynn Williams, Mrs. Joe Wight, Mrs.
i Al. j. Mitchell, Mrs. William A. Camp
bell. Mrs. Orinn Compton, Mrs John
Seay, Mrs. Bert Cameron Mrs. Lo-
rem Cress, Mrs. w. D.. Dl:aine, Mrs
I s @. Thompson, Mrs. Jack Diamond
Mrs.sW. H. Switzer, Mrs. E. H. Ba-
kar. Mrs. John Francis, Mrs w. b
Raudebaugh, Mrs, J. G. Kelly and
Mrs. George Bailey.
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i People of Flagstaff win be glad te
. know that the Woman's club are CIV
ing of the their enjoyable affairs on
| October 80, Halloween, at the city
: park. There will be barbecue sup.
ner and dancing in the new pavilion
i throughout the evening. Many clever
innovations will be introduced and
good time is assured.
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Il The Shakespeare club are enter
| tanning with their semi-annual picnic
: tomorrow at Elden springs.
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Master Eugene Garron, son OF Mr
and Mrs. L. E. Carron, celebrated nj
Z sixth birthday recently with a joll!
{ birthday party at which 80 of nj
Z schooImates were the guests. All sort.
! of games, a fish pond and music di
I verted the children during the after
noon. and after filling up on ic'
: cream and cake, they voted that Eu
! gene shall have another birthda.
soon.
A quiet wedding was solemnized o.
) Wednesday night at the home OF MI
2 and Mrs. Bert Fair, Flagstaff, whel
q Leigh d. Fair, the Kenilrick Par
: ranchman and brother of Bert Fan
eImarried Miss Bertie Cantrell. Tn
i bride is a sister of Mrs. George Hoch
5 derffer. Both bride and groom ar
a we'll known and popular among wld
!. circle of people here. Judge J. /
5 Jones performed the ceremony, in tn
4 presence of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fai
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Hochderffel
A wedding supper followed.
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Il The home economies department Q
t the Woman's club opened their 1928
: "a season Wednesday afternoon with
e social meeting in the woods behind tn
i reservoir. Mother Nature enhance
d the affair by loaning her most vivid
: hued foliage for decorative purposes
Ell Mrs. Ed Babbitt, Mrs. ]. M. Clar
IS and Mrs. M. G.. Fronske we're tn
Il hostesses in charge and were respor
i sible for the delicious picnic Dime
and good time enjoyed by the fo
i lowing members: Mrs. R. G.. Babbit
VI Miss Retta Beasley, Mrs. Orinn ComI
e ton, Mrs. Loren Cress, Mrs. r. j. Cor
j. nor, Mrs. W.. ID. Draine, Mrs. Ca
XII Dickinson, Mrs. Walter Dickinson
]. Mrs. H. P. AsseIin, Mrs. Sidney Gas!
5. man, Mrs. Frank Harrison, Mrs. HI
s. bert Hill, Mrs. Charles Hillebrand
81 Mrs. C. w. Isham, Mrs.. frank RicI
d nnond, Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs. A. I
b Schermann, Mrs. Willis Brown, Mr.