The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02
local SOCIETY NEWS -WOMAN'S PAGE
BY LUCINA DE vANEY

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dancing by the light OF jack-o'-lan-
terms were features Of interest. Mrs.
/ r. FL. Marine entertained about twenty
4 guests of her son, George, Tuesday
evening at the Marine home. The Ju-
nior Christian .Endeavor society and
the Boy Scouts were others who made
merry during the week.
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The music department of the Wo-
mans club is planning card party
to be given November 8 at the Myers
home in Milton. The proceeds are to
be used, in buying a piano for the
new club building. Those in charge
of tables are: Mrs. Ed Babbitt, Mrs.
~, G. Clarke, Mrs. Margaret Howard
Fay, Mrs. w. f. Griffin, Mrs. Rex
Goble, Mrs. E. G. Miller, Mrs. A. j.
Mitchell, Mrs. G. A. Pearson, Miss
Elsa Myers, Miss Mildred Whetzel,
Mrs. r. G. Stevenson. Mrs. John Ver-
kamp, Mrs. c. B. Wilson, Mrs. r. H.
Simpson and Miss Helen Williams.
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Mrs. Edwin D. Babbitt, the ever
versatile hostess, entertained charm
| ingly at bridge Wednesday afternoon.
Appropriate Halloween decorations
were used through the house, and for
the favors and dainty refreshments.
Delightful prizes were awarded Miss
| Gertrude Babbitt, Mrs. NJ. G. Fronske
and Mrs. L. DeBold of Williams. 9th
er guests were Mrs. Jefferies of Will
yliams, Mrs Clarence Pulliam, Mrs.
George Fleming. Mrs. All Sanford.
Mrs. G. B. Wilson, Mrs. G. w. Jake,
Mrs. Bud Waters, Mrs. c.. w. Isham,
Mrs. Sidney Gassman, Mrs. E. Fl.
Wheat, Mrs Burmell Osler, Mrs. Hu,
bert Hill, Mrs. T. E. Mccullough,
Mrs. A. F. G1immell, Mrs. Ray Bah
bitt, Mrs. Joe Babbitt, Mrs. III. p.
Asselin, Mrs. F. E. Browning, Miss
Dorothy Weinberg and Miss Dorothy
Tamborina.
Among the Halloween festivities of
the past week was a costume masked
party, given by the intermediate
Christian Endeayor of The Federated
church. The Sunday school room was
tastefully decorated with boughs of
autumn leaves and all of the old-fash-
ioned Hall0wee en games were enjoyed
until refreshments, consisting OF
doaghnuts, cocoa and hugh red an3les
We're served Miss T. 0sb0rn ard
Fred Hedlund chaperoned. Members
of the social committee are Marcia
Slipher, Helen Runke and Ruth Nc
Donald.
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The twenty-five members of the
drill team of the Williams Rebekah
lodge motored down Thursday evening
to hold an initiation and have a social
evening with the local lodge. The
five new members who were taken in
were. Miss Mary Power of Flagstaff,
Miss Clen1mie Hawes, Miss Mabel
Gentner, Frank Duscher and Robert
Curry, all of Parks Following the
drill work delicious hot supper was
served the 10 members present by
Mrs. l.. E. johnson, Mrs. Charles Lehr,
Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Bryson. Lodge
colors of pink and green were used
extensively throughout the hall and
on the tables, making very attrac-
tive color scheme. Dancing was en-
joyed until late hour, when the
Williams folks including Mrs. r. d.
Mitchell, who was the pianist, reluct-
dlltAy lC1b 1O1 4iOlI1Os
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Mrs. P. H. Nelson and Mrs. Cecil
Delaney will entertain the literature
and library extension department of
the Flagstaff Wornan's S club tomorrow
afternoon at the NJ. /. Powers home
on North Leroux street, where Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson are located for the
winter. Miss Emily Ethel will lead,
her subject being Prehistoric In
dians."
Mrs. F.. M. Gold entertained the de-
partment of public welfare of the
Flagstaff Womans club Friday eve
ming in her home on Aspen avenue.
Mrs. Bertha Kennedy very ably led
the discussion of the subject Society
and Social Problems" This depart
ment is taking up the serious study
of sociology and devoting great deal
Of time and thought to the work. The
department has again volunteered to
represent the Florence Crittenden
home in this community. A commit
tee will be appointed later to carry
on this laudable work
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Miss Margaret O'NeiIl, Sheppard
Towner nurse of Williams, will assist
Mrs. Martha Hannah, Flagstaff school
nurse, in conducting health confer
ence for pre-school age children, at
the Emerson school, Wednesday, No
vember z, from 8 a. m. to p. m. All
children, including babies, will be
weighed, measured and examined.
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One of the most interesting of the
American Legion auxiliary meetings
was held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Jack Kesser. Mrs. F.
A. Morse gave a report of her de-
lightful trip to the national conven-
tion at San Francisco as delegate.
Business and pleasure intermingled
there and she is very enthusiastic