The Coconino sun., 1926-10-22

one brought contributions for the
bountiful dinner which was served
at noon buffet fashion. The after
noon following the regular guild
session was devoted to activities OF
varied and entertaining character.
Among those enjoying the day: Rev.
e. L. Freeland, Mrs. G. w. Isham,
Mrs. r. E.. Pollock, Mrs. Warren G.
Cooper, Mrs. A. j. Mitchell, Mrs. e.
10. Mills, Mrs. Will Marlar, Mrs. G.
r. Collins, Mrs. G.. N. Baty, Mrs. W.
H. Van Fleet, Mrs. w. A. Webber,
Mrs. Kenneth Webber, Mrs. Munsen,
| Mrs. Mcintyre, Mrs. Jack Kester,
Mrs. r. E. Taylor, Mrs. William
Lane, Mrs. Fred Jones, Mrs. Grover
| Jones, Mrs. Lewis Benedict, Mrs. +.
Fl. Baker, Miss Helen Williams and
| Miss Florence Treftz.
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The initial social evening of the
season for the Kensington club was
last Friday evening at the home OF
Miss Ema Vandervort. Following
business a light luncheon of Hallowe'-
en- features was served. There were
present Miss Vandevort, Mrs. Burke,
| Mrs. Softley, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Har-
ley and Mrs. Compton.
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st. Margaret's guild will hold a
silver tea next Wednesday afternoon
October 27 from to 5:30 at the
home Of Mrs T. E. Pollock on North
Leroux street.
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The Music Section of the Woman's
club held it's regular monthly meet
! ing at the club house with Mrs. Lorna
Jessup presiding. A business item
/ taken up was the rummage sale on
/ November at the club house. The
/ study topic for the day, "The Folk
| Song," was discussed in an interest
| ing and comprehensive manner by
/ Mrs. Ida Douglass.
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The Shakespeare club met at the
| home of Mrs. Ida Douglass with Miss
/ Gregg as hostess, Monday evening.
! Mrs. Gammage was the leader for
the evening. The subject, American
1 Drama" was given in way to hold
the interest of the members in an
/ unusual manner The next meeting
/ will be at the home of Mrs. E. G.
| Miller on November l, with Miss
/ Lintz as leader.
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/ Young friends of Miss Charlotte
| Mills surprised her last Friday eve
ming and gave her birthday greet
4 ings which she will long remember.
She received many pretty gifts. At
i ter a jolly evening spent in girllsh
1 fun, ice cream and cake were served
by her mother, Mrs. e. G. Mills, as
i sisted by Miss Helen Williams.
Among her school friends present
H were Catherine Mcnamara, Mildred
and Margaret Matson, Helen Her
rington, Pauline Lockwood, Nellie
Campbell, Wealtha Beard and lrby
Mae Richardson.
Mrs. j. O.. Thomas served deli
cious duck dinner Sunday evening
when she had as guests Mrs. Charles
S. Bigham, Miss Pauline Bigham,
Miss Eunice Jones and Miss Gladys
Il Culver.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Slipher on Mon
Il day evening were hosts to twenty
4 friends at an elaborate four-course
\ dinner when venison and wild turkey
secured by the hosts Workmanship
were the features Of the menu. Mrs.
III. B. Koch and DR. A. H. Schermann
were given favors for high scores
| at bridge which followed the dinner.
i Mrs. ]. B. Wright invited Mrs.
Sarah Voolfolk, Charles Voolfolk
and little daughter to enjoy venison
4 dinner at her home one evening
this week.
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H Mrs. A. e. Mcnamara was hostess
to the Milton Bridge club last Thurs
day afternoon. These ladies were
present: Mrs. C. II. Kelsey, Mrs.
Grover Jones, Mrs. Fred Jones, Mrs.
4 G. /. Smith, Mrs. J. R. Cooper. Mrs.
E. C. Mills, Mrs. Fred Paul and Mrs.
II John Cooney.