The Coconino sun., 1926-10-08

Calneu informally at dinner last 0dC-
urday evening, her guests those who
will take part in the wedding tomor-
row night of Miss Betty Harrington
and Jack Irish.
Mrs. Harrington used asters in
pastel shades on the table and about
the rooms. Plates were placed for
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Phelan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Curry of Winslow, Mr..
and Mrs. Burton Porter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Henderson, DR.. and Mrs.
A. E. Douglas, Mrs. Elizabeth Mer-
ritt, Miss Francis Stringfellow Miss
Louise Switzer, Miss Ruth Bowman,
Miss Helen Harrington, Miss Betty
Harrington, Rev. E. L. Freeland,
George Harrington, Alex Johnston,
George Hanley and Mr.. Irish.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Merritt gave din
ner last Friday evening in honor of
her granddaughter, Miss Betty Her.
rington, and her fiance, Jack Irish.
The floral note was. carried out in
pink and white asters. Thbse enjoy
ing the evening and dinner were Mr..
and Mrs. George t. Harrington, Mr..
and Mrs. S. P. Merritt, Miss Betty
Harrington, Helen Harrington, Miss
Alfredo Birsach, Alex Johnston and
Jack Irish.
Washington, d. c., both from his
torical and scenic view point. This IS
the first of six programs which will
take up the study of the United
States.
This years club officers are:
president, Mrs. E. G. Miller; vice
president, Mrs. L. E. Hart; secretary,
Mrs. j. @. Thomas, and treasurer,
Miss Minnie Lintz. Mrs. A. E. Mill
er was the new member present.
The first social event is planned
for the near future when the club
officers ys,ill he hostesses.
Mrs. Grady Gammage and Mrs.
John Britt appeard on an interesting
program at meeting of the Fine Arts
section of the Woman's club Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Gammage compared the poe
try of yesterday and today and gave
readings from modern poets in her
well-known and effective interpreta-
ton. "The Factories" by Margaret
Widemer was an outstanding selec-
ton given by Mrs. Gammage.
Mrs. Britt's interesting paper on
Italian classic artists showed careful
preparation and research. 1t was IL
lustrated by prints from the old mas
ters.
This department will have charge
of the Rotary luncheons for next
month.
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Mrs. John @. Thomas Monday eve
ming served a bountiful bachelors
dinner around a mammoth turkey
brought in by Mr.. Micke of the high
school faculty.
Miss Catherine Mcnamara gave
jolly party last Wednesday evening
to fellow members of the high school
Girls Friendly society and guests at
her home in Milton. Each girl brought
guest, those enjoying the occasion
being: Misses Mcnamara, Mary Jane
Raudebaugh, Laura May Hogan,
Pauline Smith, Ruby Kirkman, Aga
tha Cofer, Fay DuRay, Eleanore
Smith, jamie Burns, Myrna Lowell,
Althea Jones, Charlotte Mills, Anne
jake and their associate, Miss Helen
Williams.
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Tomorrow afternoon from 8 to 5
members of Flagstaff Woman's club
will be hostesses at the clubhouse at
a reception for teachers of the city,
parents and all those interested in
school work. An invitation is extend
ed to all interested in school work
to be present.
Cards have been received announc-
ing. the marriage on August 25 at
San Diego of Miss Hazel Whitaker
and William Miles Black. Mr.. and
Mrs. Black will reside in San Diego.
Mrs. Black left Flagstaff last sum-
mer, living here for year during
which she was stenographer in the
office of the county attorney. She
was a charter member of the Busi-
ness and Professional Women's club,
in which she was valued member.