The Coconino sun., 1926-11-12
SOCIETY NOTES

people present were Mr.. and Mrs.
C. S. Hasenzahl, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Curry
and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Tandy, all OF
Parks.
A fine program is assured at the
next meeting of the Business and
Professional Woman's club Tuesday
night at Bogart's at 6:15, as 1T will
be given by members of the jazz or
chestra. There will also be present
ed few matters of business. SO be
sure to come.
Albert Poleeson and Eloise Thomp-
son were married at the Federated
church Monday afternoon at two
o'clock by Rev. H. F. Softley. The
groom is a cousin of Mrs. Nora Tap
tuka of Leupp, Hopi boy from Ora
ibi who attended college and is pro-
fessional interior decorator, connect
ed with the Indian training school at
Phoenix. The charming little bride
is also talented young woman OF
education. She is of Cherokee des-
cent and came from Tahlequah, Ok
la, to meet her future husband. Mr..
Poleeson had just completed COM
mission in Winslow when he came TO
Flagstaff to meet his bride. The
young couple spent their honeymoon
at Grand Canyon, Leupp, Flagstaff
and other nearby points before going
to Phoenix where they will make
their home.
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Flagstaff Elks are planning one Of
their enjoyable holiday dances, to be
given Thanksgiving eve at the Elks
club. w. Ross Denman is head of the
committee on arrangements and his
assistants will be Dick Nelson, Mar
vim Leamon and Ira Daugherty.
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The rummage sale given by the
music section Of the Woman's club
under direction of Mrs. Lorna Jessup
was very remunerative, and it is pos
sible that the remaining indebted
ness on the club piano will be lifted
when all returns are in.
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The department of public welfare
of the Woman's club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at the clubhouse
at three when Mrs. r. +. Taylor Will
present the program en- THE Arl-
zona Legislature"
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Tomorrow afternoon at the club
house there will be meeting of the
general club with the ladies of the
public welfare department as hostess
ses. The program will begin at three
o'clock.
The program given last Saturday
afternoon by the Fine Arts section
of the Woman's club was one of the
finest of the year and those who were
not able to be present missed an en-
joyable event. Mrs. G. o. Lampland
reviewed American poetry. Mrs.
Grady Gammage delighted her au-
dience with delightful interpretations
from some of the poets. Mrs. j. c.
Clark read a fine paper on French
artists.
Miss Louise Switzer's approaching
marriage to William Anthony McRea
of Glendale, Calf, was the incentive
for pretty function, miscellaneous
shower, given last night at the w. H.
Switzer home on East Birch avenue
when Mrs. Switzer, Mrs. Charles
Otey and Miss Reba SwitZer We're
hostesses. Among those invited
The Mesdames Jack Irish, James
Saunders, j. @. Thomas, Bertha S.
Kennedy, S. O. Thompson, Stanley
Sykes, Guy Sykes, Ana Frohmiller,
r. w. Crump, E. G. Williams, w. d.
Draine, r. H. Simpson, John Simpson,
Clarence Pulliam, Ed. Thornton, w.
d. Grant, J. d. Jackson, C. P. Hanna,
Lorna Jessup, F. l.. Zalesky, H. c.
Metz, Claude Phelan and the Misses
Agnes and Ruth Mary Switzer, Ag-
nes Johnson, Zella Jones, Lucille Haze
gar, Olive McNerney, Eunice Jones,
Irene Fredericks, Marion Wallace,
Selma Aas, Frances Stringfellow and
Virginia Phelan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Dickinson were
hosts last Wednesday night to mem
bers of the 500 club: Messrs. and
Mesdames Henry Albers, L. w. Cress,
Orinn Compton, Jake Thoman, B. A..
Cameron, Marvin Leamon, and DR..
and Mrs Charles N. PlOuSSard.