The Winslow mail., 1926-02-05
Personal and
Local News

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HOnOring Miss Hart
Mrs. Mary Gates Hungerford
gave one of the prettiest parties of
the season when she entertained
with a miscellaneous shower honor
ing Miss F'reda Hart. Games and
bridge were the entertainment for
the evening Mrs. Joe Fisher win
ming high score for bridge and Mrs.
Robert Evans, most words begin
ming with the letter A. Many
beautiful and useful gifts were
showered on the bride to be. The
invited guests were, Mesdames B.
F. Evans, c. J. Brooks, M. F. Jane
way, F. j. Hing, A. L. Good, Nor
man Bennett, Robert Fenton, Ray
Brennan, Ben Harris, E. F. Mat
thews, F. L. Riley, T. E. Herman,
V. G. Proctor, Robert Evans, P. [.
Pattison, Geo. Wrench, ]. r. Jane
way, o. L. Hart, Bruce Matthie, w.
J. OJ1ara, ]. J. Worman, VIM. Trot-
teri Chas. Shew, r. G. kaufman,
Homer Vaughn, B. Mullen, Joe
Fisher, G. w. Barstow, R. B. Wal
ton, John Mccormack, r. Walcott,
c.. A. Hansen, A. j. Robillard, Rose
Dye, L. A. Holm, Jess Holm, Chas.
Calm, H. B. Dye, and Miss Anna
Dye.
Ace High Bridge Club
Mrs. Pete Hesser entertained the
first meeting of the Ace High
Bridge club at her home at 615
Kinsley avenue, on last Monday
night. A two course luncheon was
served, after which bridge was
played. Among those playing were
Mrs. John Daugherty, Mrs. Flora
Woodmansee and the Misses Agnes
kSlly, Mrytle Kelly, Irene Kaur,
Helen Fussell, Margaret Mcbride,
Mildred Suggs, Vernetta Williams,
La Vada Coner, and the hostess.
DIR. Burton Returns
DR.. A. Burton returned Wednes-
day morning from a two weeks
trip to Springerville and st. Johns.
Family Night at NJ. E. Church
Family night at the Methodist
church will start promptly at 1880.
A devotional service will be held
first, after which the following pro-
gram will be given: Remember
Thy Creator "Just AS | Am"
girls chorus; address by Rev H. F.
Softley of Flagstaff; piano solo,
selected, by Mrs. Patterson; vocal
solo, selected, by Mrs. Percival; 20
Sol Mio," 81 Love You Truly" boys
chorus. At the conclusion of the
program games and refreshments
will be enjoyed.
L. s. B. L. F. & e. Party
Last Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
B. Sparks entertained the L. S. B.
L. F. & E. at her home on Will
hanson avenue. After an hour of
sewing, delicious luncheon was
served by the hostess. Those en-
Toying the afternoon were Mes
danes Curtis, Stanley, Guenthe,
Williams, Clever, Hink, Geiger,
Modem, Anderson, Yoder, Davis,
Ke ton, Hiner, and Mrs. F. L. Riley
Back From Los Angeles
Mrs. Irene Hart has returned
from Los Angeles, where she has
been for the past week on a bus1-
ness and pleasure trip combined.
Much Improved
Miss Helen Fussell, who has been
in Los Angeles for treatment at
the Santa Fe hospital, returned
Wednesday. She reports that she
is much improved in health.
Home From Phoenix
Mrs. N. S. BLY, just returned from
Phoenix and states that Miss Laur-
ell Bly, has fully recovered from
her recent illness and is continu-
ing her school work.
Returns to Seligman
Mrs. J. F. Powell returned to her
home in Seligman Sunday, after
visiting for several days with
friends here in Winslow.
DR.. Hathaway Returns
DR.. G. L. Hathaway returned from
Oklahoma, where he was called on
account of the illness of his broth
er.
Improved In Health
John Daily returned Saturday
from Los Angeles, where he has
been for several weeks in the San
ia Fe hospital. Mr.. DAILY reports
that his health is somewhat i'm
proved.
Back in City
Mrs. S. P. Apgar returned Satur-
day from Denver, Colorado, where
she has been visiting her daughter
for two weeks.
In HOlbrOOk
DR.. Oscar S. Brown and DR.. P.
D. Sprankle were in Holbrook
Tuesday where they were called to
testify in the Jim Donohoe case.
Leaves for Oakland
J. c. Biggerstaff, division gard
ner for the Santa Fe in this city
has resigned his position and will
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