The Coconino sun., 1926-11-19
SOCIETY NOTES

Dunn, v. M. Slipher, 7. 0. Bellwood,
Crawford, Carolyn Smith, Grady
Gammage, Lowry and the Misses
Mary Hollrock, Selma Aas, Mary
Lutz, Elsa Myers and Helen Will
hams, and Mrs. Warren Perkins and
Mrs. r. G. Stevenson of Williams.
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Mary Jane, daughter of Mrs. H. p.
Asselin, last Saturday afternoon en-
joyed delightful birthday party at
the home of her mother, when many
little friends were invited to help her
celebrate her seventh birthday. These
little folks enjoyed the games and
dainty refreshments provided: Jane
Ann Gassman, Teresa Jake, Mary
Sanford, Mary Moran, Mary Lay,
Carmen Carron, Gene Carron, Aileen
Conrard, Bobbie Thoman, Bobbie
Bennett, Lois Dickinson, Gay Goble,
Capella Slipher, Betty 10, Emma
Jean and Mary Babbitt, Lawrence
and Joan Gold, Marjorie Schermann,
Dorothy Evers, Lille Longley, Jack
Mitchell, David Lay and Billie Den
man.
The masked six" orchestra of, the
Flagstaff Business and Professional
Woman's club gave fine new select
ions at the dinner meeting at Bo-
CARTS last Tuesday evening, Miss
Mary Wilson sang solo and Mrs.
Felice Garcia played a piano solo, all
of which won prolonged applause.
Meetings for the next few months
will be featured by the appearance
of speakers who will present topics
of general interest. The first will be
clerk of superior court, Tom l.. Rees
on Immigration. Mr. Rees is well
qualified to speak on this topic from
his many years of experience as
immigration inspector. He is SO in
terested in the subject himself that
his talk will have more than an aca-
demic appeal.
The next meeting of the club, Dec
ember Z, will be Christmas party
when new members will be initiated.
Mrs. Teresa Mertz was appointed a
member Of the membership committee
to fill the vacancy caused by the
moving Of Mrs. Rose Kelly to
Amarillo, Texas.
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Rev. James Saunders, for two years
the popular pastor of the First Chris
tian church and for the past year OF
Los Angeles, will preach at the Chris
tian church next Sunday morning at
the usual time.
Mrs. Belle Steel, grand chief of the
Pythian Sisters of Tempe, will be
present this evening at a special
meeting of the lodge. Mrs. Steel IS
on her annual visit to this part OF the
state and there will be special fea-
lures in her honor.
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The Music section Of the Woman's
club will meet tomorrow afternoon at
the home of Mrs. R. J. Connor at
three. Miss Selma Aas will be lead
er.
The Shakespeare club met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Tom L.
Rees. Mrs. Lorna G.. Jessup had the
subject for the evening, Financing
the American Home" Two new mem
bers were present: Mrs. Ida w.
Douglass and Mrs. E. G. Glass.
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Mrs. Margaret Howard Fay on
Wednesday evening at her home gave
her annual Thanksgiving banquet for
her junior music pupils, when there
was a little toastmistress and speech
es and all the features of a grown-up
affair. Those present: Nadia Sch
wab, Margaret Pearson, Helen Miller,
Helen Zaleslxy, Bernetta Chisholm,
Mary Donna Chisholm, Tommy Flem-
ing, Ruth Rindfleisch, Donna Belle
Cofer, and Ernestyne and Stanley
Fay. The seniors will be entertained
tomorrow night
Mrs. j. 0. Fordyce gave small
dinner party last Thursday evening
for her sister, Miss Mary Hollrock,
Of New York. Her guests being Mr..
and Mrs. Frank NJ. Gold, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. o. Bjerg and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Pierce.
Jim Foreman of Bellemont had his
birthday remembered Tuesday eve
ming when his wife with the conniv-
ance of Mrs. Herring, a neighbor,
planned a party at the Herring home
Ra Sfra1ynfened