The Winslow mail., 1926-05-21

the club is cordially invited to do
SO, and should call Mrs. G. w. Bar
stow for information. The club
will meet next week at the home
of Mrs. Leo Ahrens.
Entertain for Visitors
The home of Mr. and Mrs. HON.
er Vaughn at 301 West Aspinwall,
was the scene of a party given
Saturday night by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jackson, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Buell. Hyde of Flagstaff.
Those present beside those already
named were: DR.. and Mrs. 2. D..
Sprankle. Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hud-
dleston, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stein
ert, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Hobson and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Griggs. On the
following day the same party en-
joyed a picnic in Sunset Pass.
Recital at Washington
Auditorium
Mrs w. L. Martin will present
her daughter, Adelaide, and other
pupils in recital next Thursday at
$3.50 p. M, in the Washington au-
ditorium. They will be assisted by
Mr.. Porter Rhodes, violinist, and
Mrs. J. Day and Mrs. Frank Sieg-
mund, accompanies. The pro-
gram will be as follows: 1, Piano
duet, Dorothy Scott and Adelaide
Martin; 2, Piano (a) First Move
ment, Mozart Sonata No. 2 in G.
(b) To Spring, by Grieg, Adelaide
Martin; 3, Vocal, o Master, Let Me
Walk With Thee, by Mario, Lois
Carver; 4, Piano solo, Dorothy
Scott; s. Vocal, Come Where the
Blue Bells Ring, by Bracket, Ade-
laide Martin; 6, Violin solo, Minuet,
Beethoven, Mr. Porter Rhodes; 4,
Vocal, Rose Marie, by Firm, Jane
Day; 8, Piano, Irish Tune from
County Derry, arr. by Percy Grang-
er; 9, Vocal, Michaels Flute, by
Rolfe; 10, Piano, Glow Worm, Oes-
ten, De Lancey, Adelaide Martin;
II, Violin solo, Liebesfreud, Kre1S-
Ter, Mr.. Porter Rhodes; the public
is cordially invite dto attend.
Hostess to Bridgette Club
Mrs. Opal Hesser was hostess on
Thursday of last week to the
Bridgette club at her home on 615
Kinsley avenue. The dainty color
scheme of pink and white was
cIeverIy carried out. A delicious
luncheon was served by the hos
tess. High score was awarded to
Ruth Matthie while Jonnie Han
cock won consolation. Club mem
bers and guests were Jonnie Han
cock, Dorothy Doughman, Marie
Williams, Ruth Matthie, Ethel
Blackwell, Frances McDermott,
Esther Vitz, Margaret Laws, Bea
Lloyd, Betty Fladung, Marian
Wade, Irene Kauer, Virginia Rus
sell.
Birthday Party
The home of Edward G. Suter
was the scene of a very enjoyable
party Saturday evening, May 18th.
The Misses Irene and Helen Hun
gerford very cleverly managed to
have their crowd of young folks
surprise Mrs. Suter's son, Paul
Vader, on his fifteenth birthday.
The evening was spent playing
games, and dancing, after which
dainty refreshments were served by
Mrs. Suter, who was assisted by
Mrs. Mary Hungerford and Mrs.
John L. Sweeney. Following a very
pleasant time, the boys and girls
returned to their homes in Fred
| Gillard's Rolls Rough" Those
present were Marion Vandebur,
Marjorie Seleen, Gertrude Rhyan,
Virginia Ward, Mary Dickerson,
Irene and Helen Hungerford, Bill
Ward, Fred Gillard, R. G. Fussell,
Parr Lancaster, Virgil Buschman
and George Jackson.
w. b. A. Party Enjoyed
Family night last Friday sponsor
ed by the w. B. A. for its mem
bers and families, was a decided
| success, there being about seventy
five who attended the affair. The
review which began at Z p. m, was
followed by the program at eight
o'clock and later the social hour
at nine o'clock. A very enjoyable
! feature of the evening was the mus
! ical program, which was followed
by dancing and cards. The serving
| committee responded with delicious
refreshments.