The Coconino sun., 1926-09-10

Mrs. Lewis Benedict, Mrs. Robert
Taylor, Mrs. T. w. Crunp end Mrs
S. O. Thompson. Honor scores went
to Mrs. Richmond and Mrs. Denman.
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Crystal Wedding at
the Natural Bridge
Mr.and Mrs. David G.. Goodfellow
gave a surprise masquerade dance at
their new and commodious ranch
house on the evening of Friday,
August 20, in honor of the fifteenth
wedding anniversary of their son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w.
Goodfellow.
The surprise was complete sue
cess as neither Harry or his wife
had the slightest conception Of the
big party until the so guests assem-
bled in costume with masks.
Old friends came from more than
hundred miles around to partici-
pate in the merry function, and do
homage to the happy couple.
The spacious living room with it's
highly polished floor, was used for
dancing. It was prettily decorated
with wealth of golden rod, yellow
dahlias and yellow astors, and ferns;
and festooned and garlanded with
yellow and green crepe paper and
lanterns,
The dancing commenced at nine
o'clock and all unmasked at ten
o'clock, after which prizes were
given for the most effective and or
iginal costumes.
The judges, who were Henry w.
Bradley of Glen Ridge, New Jersey,
Augustus George Bartlett Of Man
chester, Mass, and the Hon. Louis L..
Fawcet of Brooklyn, n Y, made the
awards on behalf of Dad and Moth
er" GoodfelIow, as they are affec-
tionately called throughout Arizona,
to the following guests: beauty of
costume, Miss Geneva Skinner, of
Payson, who wore an exquisite crea-
tion Of violet lines adorned with pan
| sizes, and with headdress, stockings
and slippers in harmony; originality
Of costume, Mrs.P. J. Wind of Phoe-
nix, who wore an outfit of white,
upon which was fashioned cross
| word puzzles from slippers to cap;
| humorous makeup William Board
| man of Payson was ludicrously fun
| ny as the village cut up; and charac-
ter detail, Cal Peach If Pine, who
was the '1ast-word" in clothes, as
Captain Kidd, the pirate.
The tokens were French perfum.
| cry for the ladies, and imported
neckties and flashlights for the men,
The task of the judges in awarding
the prizes was an unusually diff
cut one, but their decisions pleased
all and honorable mention was made
Of all that did not receive awards.
Excellent dance music was furnish
ed with piano and violins; the pro-
gram included dances of two genera
lions, and ranged from the mazurka,
schottische, lancers ,quadrille and
waltz, to the fox-trot, two-step, Paul
| Jones and the Charleston.
| Mother GoodfelloW danced a High
land fling and Scotch reel, with rare
charm and inimitable grace. Mr.. and
| Mrs. VIM. NJ. Dunn Of Akron, Ohio
| also favored the guests with a rep
/ artoire of classic Scotch songs and
ballads. The Scotch dancing and bal
| lads were greatly appreciated by all.
The guests departed at the first
| blush OF dawn, with gracious ac-
! acknowledgements for jolly fine time,
and wishing Mr.. ard Mrs. Goodfel-
| low many happy returns Of their
| wedding day. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Boardman.
| DR.. and Mrs. Riser, Guy Boardman
| Of Payson, Jane Fl. Ryder and Perry
Ryder, Mrs. j. Butler and family of
Tucson, G. NJ Lorett of Chicago, J..
S. Jenckes and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 G. G. Morrison Of Phoenix, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Parker of Globe, Mr.. and
/ Mrs A. G. Bartlett of Boston, Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley of New Jersey,
Hon. Il. L. Fawcett of New York.
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Miss Edith Hogan, college stu
dent here this summer, was married
| Wednesday to Benjamin Fl. Burgess
Of Prescott. Rev. H. F. Softley per-
formed the ceremony at noon at the
parsonage. The couple will make
their home at Phoenix.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Connor asked
few friends in for an evening of
| bridge on Wednesday. High scores
were made by Mrs. Burnell Osler and
George Myers. Those present: Mr.
and Mrs. George Myers, Mr.. and Mrs
A. E. Haight, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
| Prochnow, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Grim
nell, Mr. and Mrs. Burqell Osler, Mr..
and Mrs B. A. Cameron, Mr.. and
Mrs G. w. Jake and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Riordan.
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That Flagstaff club women take in
terest in politics is shown by the fact
that SO per cent Of the members in