The Coconino sun., 1924-01-18

dex, which perhaps you used to know.
The following are some Of the mag
! azines useful for reference, which are
on file:
American, Atlantic, Bookman, Nat
| ional Geographic, Outlook, Review of
Reviews, Scribner's, World Work.
Back numbers of these and many 9TH
ers may be drawn from the library
in the usual way if you do not care to
read them at the library.
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A very enjoyable birthday party
was given yesterday by Mrs. G. L..
Caffey Of Milton in honor Of her
daughter, Nola's, tenth birthday. A
delightful program was arranged that
eliminated in joyous birthday song
on the arrival of the candle-lighted
cake. Well planned games and many
good things to eat helped to make
this a party Of the incest sort. The
guests included Lena Anspach, Flea
nor Lane, Margaret Dunllin, Gene
Smith, Florence and Charles Brewer,
Kathleen Curtis, Kathryn Stevenson,
Bessie and Howard Ward, Dorothy
Greenlaw, Harriet Paul, Irene Smith,
Jack Bryan, Bud Mcnamara, C. L.
Burns, Aurelia Shirley, May Gordon,
Mary Kelsey and Danny Sisk. Mrs.
Williams and Mrs. Burns assisted Mrs.
Caffey.
Music department of the Woman's
club meets tomorrow at the home of
Mrs. T. A. Stahl. The subject is the
opera MADAME Butterfly. Mrs. Mar.
garet Howard Fay will lead.
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Little Miss Florence Brewer, daugh>
ter of Mr. and Mrs w. e. Brewer Of
Milton celebrated her sixth birthday
Saturday afternoon with party. ice
cream, cake and other good things to
eat, along with some lively games,
kept the little folks amused during
the afternoon. The guests were Dor
othy Greenlaw, Gene Smith, Doris
Smith, Carl Herring and Charles,
Paul and Robert Brewer.
AS a farewell honor TO Mr.. and Mrs.
j. C. Milligan, Miss Retta Beasley
and Mrs. j. K. Jones presided over
reception from 8 to Friday after
noon at the Milligan home.
The affair came as a beautiful sur
prise to the Milligans, and their APP
preciation at being so kindly remem-
bered was touching. Over sixty friends
took advantage Of this opportunity to
extend their good wishes for the hap
piness and health OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Milligan in their respective new
homes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Orinn G. Compton en-
tertained the Five Hundred club We'd
nesday evening in their home on West
Aspen avenue. An especially pleasant
evening was enjoyed by The following
members and guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Albers, Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. As
selin, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Cress, Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Draine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Simpson,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parsons, Mr. and
Mrs +. r. Thoman, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
B. Wilson. Guests of the club We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hillebrandt and
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Mitchell.
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To compliment Mrs. J. c.. Dolan,
who left this week for her new home
in Los Angeles, some of Flagstaff's
most gracious hostesses opened their
homes. Mrs. Dolan's personality and
charm have enhanced the social life
Of the community and she and her
attractive family will be missed.
On Saturday of last week Mrs. T. E.
Pollock presided over luncheon of
delightful appointments.
Mrs. John Verkamp's home was the
scene of two lovely affairs last week,
the bridge luncheon given by Mrs.
Verkamp and the Friday afternoon
meeting of the Bridge club which be-
gan with smart luncheon. Lovely
guest prizes were given Mrs. Dolan
at. each of these affairs.
Wednesday Of this week Mrs. f. S.
Breen honored Mrs. Dolan with q
farewell luncheon.
Mrs. Dolan left last evening to join
her family in Los Angeles.