The Coconino sun., 1923-06-29
LOCAL SOCIETY WObIANS PAGE
BY LUCINA DE VANEY

erford hotel, proved to be a decided
success. The number Of people pres
ent demonstrated Flagstaff's appre-
citation Of this live-wire orchestra. Our
need of either an orchestra or band
has been felt in Flagstaff for some
time. and when we have completed a
I band we will have reason to feel
proud OF our musical facilities.
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The Woman's Auxiliary of the
/ American Legion will give an ever
popular home -cooked-foo sale to-
morrow afternoon in Rabbits curio
! department
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Atwood en4
tertained at q reception and tea on
Friday afternoon at 4:30 in honor of
! theil many Tucson friends who are
visiting or spending the summer in
Flagstaff. Tie guest list included
MI and Mrs. Frank Hereford, Mr..
and Mrs. T. David Evans of the Evans
school, Miss Frances Perry, Miss Mary
/ Perry, Mr. Drake and Mr.. Waldeck of
of Morristown, N. j., Professor and
Mrs. Harold Cotton of the University
of Pennsylvania, who are here for the
I summer; Mrs. T. E. Pollock, Miss
Helen Morton of Los Angeles; George
/ Vernon Harris ard Mrs. Harris, Dean
| and Mrs. Frank C. Lockwood of the
University of Arizona, and daughters,
| Mary Margaret and Elizabeth; Pro-
fessor and Mrs. John W. Smith of
the University of Arizona, Miss Err
nestine E. Spencer, Mrs. Mabel r.
Plummer and daughter, Alice; Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart " Campbell, Mrs. Edna
Conlt, Rev. and Mrs. Ernest G. Tut
hill, and Professor II. c. Longwell OF
Princeton, N. j. Mrs. Evans and Mrs.
Hereford poured.
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a very pretty afternoon tea of the
| past week was the one of the Misses
/ Frances and Mary Perry at their suns
mer home on Observatory Hill. Those
Of the honored list present were Mrs.
/ N. f. Plummer, Mrs Frank Hereford
! and daughter, Jane; Mrs. John w.
/ Smith. Mrs A. j. Mitchell, Mrs. AL
bert w. Atwood, Mrs. Stuart Camp
bell, Mrs. Lockett and Mrs. Edna
Coult.
The wedding of Mrs. Dona IT,.
4 Swanner to Edgar d. Lockwood, both
4 Of Flagstaff took place Tuesday eve
/ ming at the Methodist parsonage, Rev.
I w. II. Zook officiating. Mrs. Swan
ner IS well known in Flagstaff, and
Mr. Lockwood is prominent rancher
lat Mormon Lake, and is also well
| known here, having lived III this vic
~, M [,o,. of xyoavs
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The Ladies Aid society of the Fed
Grated church gave a reception and
tea for the normal school faculty and
students Thursday afternoon in the
old Presbyterian church. A delight
fol program was given and refresh
ments served to large crowd.s
The annual picnic of ST. Anthony's
school will be given Sunday at the
reservoir. The relatives and friends
Of al pupils are invited
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Mrs. Grover Jones entertained at a
delightful bridge party Wednesday af
te1nocn. The guest list included Mrs.
Paul, Mrs. Jake Thoman, Mrs. Clara
Hopely, Mrs. Lucy Caring, Mrs. Ike
Smith, Mrs. Fred Paul, Mrs Lester
Power, Mrs. E. A. Mcnamara, Mrs.
Fred Caring, Mrs. .Eldridge and. Mrs.
Otho Priest Of Albuquerque Mrs.
Clara Hopely was the winner of the
highest score.
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Word has been received in Flag
staff of the wedding on June Of Dam
ield NJ. Phelan to Josephine Milling
ton Of Chicago. Dan is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. I. Phelan of Flagstaff
and up until q year ago was employ
ed in the local post office. In June,
last year, he was transferred to the
Chicago post office where he has been
since. Miss Milhngton, so we under
stand, is beautiful and talented
young lady.
The Coconino Sun joins with Dams
host of friends in wishing this young
couple every happiness.
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The Silver City Enterprise Of June
8, gives an account Of the opening and
enrolment OF the Teachers college
summer session, and in reporting the
presidents reception and musical pro-
gram, speaks very highly Of the tall
ents Of one Of our 1922 normal grad
yates:
Marguerite Moran Of Den1ing in
Gounods familiar cradle song, "Sing,
Smile, Slumber," was quite the hit OF
the evening. Miss Moran possesses
rich, powerful contralto voice which