The Winslow mail., 1926-05-28
Ladies Auxiliary of B. of r. T.
Plan Dance for June 5th

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Ladies Auxiliary of b. of r. T.
Plan Dance for June 5th
The Ladies Auxiliary of the B.
of R. T. met May goth, at which
time regular business session was
held, and in conclusion the ladies
decided to have a Benefit dance at
the Green Mill, June 5. A two
course luncheon was served by Nell
lie Tauber and Lillian Hymer
American beauty roses were used
for the center piece which added
greatly to the effective decorations
Those enjoying the evening were:
Lottie Bisbee, Elizabeth Smith,
Edna Kutcher, Ethel Garrett, Fran
/ ces Bostwick, Irene Anderson, Ber-
tha Cummings, Madge Roth, Nellie
Tauber, Lillian Hymer, and Mrs
| Elmore.
Entertainment at Episcopal
Guild Hall xba.,
The young people of st. Pauls
| Church School and the Girls
Friendly Society will give an enter
tainment at the Guild Hall Satur-
day evening, June 5th, at s o'clock.
The purpose is to raise money for
young peoples camp this sum-
mer. Here are outstanding fea-
lures of the entertainment: A
magic show presented by a "fam-
Gus magician" and his concert,
Madame Gvxyzopqdun, the great
Egyptian mind-reader; spectacular
fortune telling by another madame
from Egypt; miniature one act
comedy; Conservative dancing by
Dennison's Paper Doll Girls; an
archery contest; and finally, the
terrible initiation" of all brave
persons into the Improved Order
of American Butchers. Music will
be furnished by the Bug House
Band, recently escaped" Re-
freshments will be served to those
who have the cash. Door admis-
sion 35c, which entities one to the
magic show, the comedy, the paper
doll girls, and the Bug House band.
Everybody come and bring your
pocket-book with you.
Entertains at Stag Party
Kenneth Lloyd was host at stag
party, last week in celebration of
his birthday. The guests were en-
tertained with games for which
prizes were awarded. A color
scheme Of pink and green was car
ried out with tasteful decorations
for the occasion, while the host
assisted by his mother served dain-
ty refreshments consisting of ice
cream and cake. Those present
were: Phillip Dietz, Tombo Kauf-
man, Billy O'Hara, Bud O'Hara,
Tommy Shuck, Clifford Bundy, Paul
Bogue, Jimmie Armstrong, Gail
Lindsey, Emil Recordan, Howard
Lloyd, and the host, Kenneth Lloyd.
First WinslOw WOman's Club
President Here
Mrs. Geo. F. Tilton, organizer
and president of the first Winslow
Woman's club, stopped over here
for brief visit last week, while en-
route from her home in San Ber-
nardino, to points farther east. Mrs.
Tilton was first president of the
original Woman's club of Winslow
which was organized October s,
1913, but which after a few years
duration, was abandoned, to be re-
organized about five years ago, by
a number of energetic club work
ers. Mrs. Tilton, while here was
the guest of Mrs. L. J. Bennett, and
during her brief stay, had the op-
portunlty to meet a number Of the
present officials and members of
the Woman's club, and expressed
her delight in the fact that the club
had been again commenced and had
progressed to such an active worth
while civic and social body.
Weekend Guests
Mrs. Earl Slipher and little
daughter of Flagstaff, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Nelson.
Entertain at Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Nelson enter
tanned at bridge last Friday even
ing. Mr.. H. D. o. Hammond won
high score for the men and Mrs.
| Paul Liljedahl for the ladies. At
ter the game dainty two course
supper was served. Those enjoy
ing Mr. and Mrs. Nelson's hospi-
tality were: Mr., and Mrs. Paul
Liljedahl, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Bum
dy, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Murray,
Mr.. and Mrs. III, D. o. Hammond,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Shea.
Spends Weekend Here
Miss Doris Henderson returned
Saturday from Flagstaff, where she
is a student at the normal school,
to spend the week end with her
mother.
Enjoy Picnic at Clear Greek
A number of young ladies, en-
ployees in the local Santa Fe of
flee enjoyed picnic at Cleer Creek
| Tuesday evening A delicious pic
mic supper was enjoyed, but the
contemplated swim was postpon-
ed, due to the inclemency of the
weather. Among those who attend
ed were Hazel Hitchcock, Margaret
Laws, Jesse Hitchcock, Vera Foul
kes, Dorothy Doughman, Marie