The Coconino sun., 1927-02-11

Mrs. CECIL DeVaney, Mrs. i. Y. Bell
wood and Mrs ]. G. Clarke. Proceeds
are for benefit of building fund. Re-
servations must be in today
Business meeting at 2 o'clock.
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Mrs George Myers and Miss Elsa
Myers had few neighbors in Tues
day evening at the George Myers
home In Milton for an informal eve-
ming at bridge and dancing, as a cour-
tesy to Mrs. Walter Chambers, who
left this week for Los Angeles. Those
enjoying the occasion: Mrs. Cham
bers, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Isham,
DR. and Mrs Charles NJ. Ploussard,
Misses Anna and Claire Riordan, Sell
ma Aas, Mildred Whetzel, Bess Van
Ness, Dorothy Ford and the Messrs.
George Myers, Ed Harnish, Arthur
Riordan, Fred Stem, E. w. Slade and
Stanley Blanchard.
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David, the son of DIR. and Mrs. v.
M. Slipher was the surprised guest of
honor Saturday evening when he
found on his return from town that
a number of friends had gathered at
his home on Mars Hill to do honor to
his sixteenth birthday. Mrs. Warren
G. Cooper assisted Mrs. Slipher. IN
vited: June and Grace Cooper, Marie
Tillman, Harriette Bushnell, Helen
Harrington, Vivette Wilson, Margaret
Matson, Dorothy Norman, Oran and
Lawrence Corbett, Allan Cree, Joe
Sheehail, Bill Harrison, Wellington
Francis, Weldon Brinton, Albert Coop
er and Bill Narrower.
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Miss Mildred Whetzel was hostess
one evening last week at the E. B.
Raudebaugh home when she enter
tanned at a miscellaneous shower
followed by bridge, in honor of Mrs.
Buster" Prochnow. Guests: Mrs. T..
B. Raudebaugh, Mrs. Catherine Beck
with, Mrs. Leon Spears, Mrs. Claude
Phelan, Mrs. Shelby Lewis and the
Misses Violet Raudebaugh, Helen
Wells, Peggy Robinson, Mary Lutz,
Doris Henderson, Verdestelle Hurt,
Leola Colvin, Avanell Irwin, Essie
Broadway and Laurel Bly,.
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The Young Ladies Sodality enter
tanned Tuesday evening at st. An
thony's hall with valentine card
party. The hall was attractively de-
corated. Miss Bernadette Moritz was
chairman of the committee on ar
rangements. Her assistants were Miss
Agnes Lynch, Miss Clara McGonigle.
and Miss Anna Riordan. Prizes were
given for high scores to Mrs. Ed o.
Farrell, Mrs. Charlie Nickel, Fred
Merkle and Pete Lindemann.
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Mrs. All Sanford invited friends of
her daughter, Elizabeth to dinner
Monday evening in celebration of her
fourteenth birthday. Valentine at
msophere pervaded the home which
was decked in that holidays motifs.
These guests enjoyed the supper and
games which followed: Barbara Rees,
Marjorie Yaeger, Margaret Verkamp
Georgianna Isham, Rose Conrard,
Olive Carron and Margaret and Vir-
ginia Nichols.
Miss Margaret Stewart invited a
few to meet Mrs. Elizabeth Sinclair,
secretary of the Yuma Chamber of
Commerce, and to play bridge at the
home of Mrs. Orinn Compton, Friday
evening. Her guests we're Mrs. Sin
clair, Mrs. Compton, Mrs. Tommy
Knoles, Mrs. Frank Goodman, Mrs.
Marvin Leamon, Mrs. q. p. Jessuppe,
Miss Marion Wallace, Miss Josephine
Hayes and the Misses Dorothy and
Bess Van Ness.
Mrs. Charles N. Ploussard enter
tanned her bridge club and few
guests yesterday afternoon. Those
present: Mrs. p. j. Moran, Mrs. G..
w. Jake, Mrs. E. A. Haight, Mrs.
George Myers, Mrs. Henrietta Myers,
Mrs. George Fleming, Mrs. Al San.
ford, Mrs. Charles Isham, Mrs Harold
Lockhart, Mrs. T. E. Mccullough,
Mrs. Jake Thoman and Miss Anna
Riordan.
These members Of the Five Hum
dred club and guests were entertained
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Albers:
Messrs. and Mesdames Z. w. Cress,
Orinn Compton, G. L. Dickinson, Jake
Thoman, r. III. Simpson, Joe Schmidt,
| Marvin Leamon, Fred Merkle and c.
S. Dingle and DIR. and Mrs. Charles
N. Ploussard.
Mrs. Lorna G. Jessup and her moth
er, Mrs. Viola Richardson, entertained
at dinner recently in honor of DR..
and Mrs. Al. e. Douglass. Other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Class,
Miss Ida G. Wilson and Miss Dorothy
Gregg.
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Mrs. r. j. Connor entertained her
bridge club Friday afternoon and in
vited few other ladies' Mrs. Walter
Bennett, Mrs. j. p Wilson, Mrs. Fl. v.
| Watson and Mrs. George Babbitt. The
prize for high score was won by Mrs.
| William Babbitt
The Milton Bridge club met last
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Fred Jones with these ladies present:
Mesdaines j. r. Cooper, E. G. Mills,
Fred Paul, A. e. Mcnamara, Grover
Jones, John Cooney and G. E. Kelsey.
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Sunday dinner guests at the STAN
ton Borum home at Cameron includ-
ed Mr. and Mrs Burt Cameron, Mr..
and Mrs. Jess r. Smith, Mrs. NJ w.
Borum, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Borum Of
Leupp.
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The Pythian Sisters will give q