The Coconino sun., 1923-05-11

ioyed the afternoon were Mrs. Rob-
ert Caring, Mrs. Fred Paul, Mrs.
Grover Jones, Mrs. Lester Power, Mrs.
Ed MCNAMARA, Mrs. J.. G. Sinith. Mrs!
Fred Caring randf Mrs. Hopley. -
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Little Miss Olive .Carron infoSrm-
ally entertained the members of her
hiking club Saturday afternoon at
her home, 621 West Cherry street.
Games, music and refreshments were
enjoyed by Elizabeth Sanford, Rose
Conrard, Mary Agnes Mullen, Minnie
Michelbach and the hostess. 81
Another delightful children's party
of the past week was the one given
for little Miss Irene Iverson at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. B. E.
Rogne, 20 East Birch street. The
occasion for the party was Irene's|
seventh birthday, and about fourteen
little friends were present. Ice cream
and cake were served late in the af-
ternoon--
Mrs. John Francis and Mrs. Irwin
Francis entertained the members Of
the literature section of the Woman's
club Saturday afternoon A short
business session was held first, at
which Miss Martha Dewey was elect
ed chairman for the coming year, and
a program committee was appointed.
Afterward a delicious two-course
luncheon was served and bridge enjoy
ed through the afternoon.
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Those persons who were fortunate
enough to be able to attend the Eli
+son-White chautauqua at Ashurst
auditorium for the past two days are
enthusiastic over the programs that
have been presented and are looking
forward eagerly to the next three
days entertainment. Wednesday, the
opening day, was mostly devoted to
the children, the program for both
afternoon and evening being effective
and giving a sample of the talent and
individuality to look forward to.
The Artell- Dickinson concert party
which provided the entertainment for
Thursday afternoon brought to their
audience a freshness of talent which
showed much preparation and devo-
ton to their art. Private Harold
Peat, lecturer for the evening, proved
to be all that was expected. This
world-known war hero served with the
third battalion first Canadian contin-
gent. The subject of his lecture, "The
Inexcusable Lie of the Centuries"
does not begin to give an idea OF the
real depths or character of his talk,
which brought back forcibly the hor-
rors and pathos of the late war
Today's program promises to be one
of the best and certainly will be we'll
worth attending.
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Mrs. Margaret Howard Fay pre-
sented a number of her piano pupils
Tuesday night in recital given at
her home, 307 West Aspen. Pupils
only were present at this recital, but
they are planning to have another i
the early summer.
Those on the program were Robert
Fronske, Barbara Rees, Margaret
Pearson, Ernestyne Fay, Louise
Bengston, Arthur Pearson, Helen
Burnan, Laura May Hogan, Isabella
Wallace, Bertha Mccormick, Mrs. Rex
Goble and little son Guy.
Ice cream and cake were served in
honor of Arthur Pearson's and Mrs.
Fay's birthday.
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| A children's party of much origin
ality was the one given Sunday in
honor of Junior Kelly's sixth birthday.
! His mother and aunt, Mrs. Joe Kelly,
packed the lunch and transferred the
children to the city park where many
amusing games were played and re-
| freshments enjoyed, after which Mrs.
Kelly took the little guests for long
auto ride. They were Elizabeth and
William Narrower, Ano and Bruce
Campbell, Willard Simpson, Dorothy
Bailey, Bobby Hutchinson, Paul, Mary
and Vivette Wilson and the young
host. |
The last general meeting of the
Flagstaff Woman club for this year
/ will be held Saturday, May IL. In
stallation of officers for the coming
| year win be the leading business, af-
! ter which the hostesses, Mesdames
Bertha S. Kennedy, P. III. Nelson,
| Hugh Wheat, Grover Hutson, R. G.
/ Babbitt and w. A. Campbell viii have
aranged an interesting social hour.
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| Mrs. Walter Bennett entertained in
formally Wedmesday afternoon few
| intimate friends who brought their
sewing and spent the afternoon. They
Iwere Mrs. Peaches Hook, Mrs. Hen
derson Warnock, Mrs. A. j. Mackeyl
! Mrs. Fred Metz and Mrs. Harold
Sykes
The Missionary society of the Fed
erated church held avery interesting
Emeeting Thursday afternoon.
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