The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

The Business and Professional
Women's Club was hostess Tuesday
evening at their annual membership
dinner which was held in the dining
room of the Monte Vista. Black cats,
witches, jack O. lanterns and owls
were in evidence around the tables
and lent a festive note to the occas-
sion.
"Hello Girls" was sung by the
members as a welcome for their
guests, together with other songs
that the whole crowd sang and made
a general good feeling.
DR.. Gammage was the speaker OF
the evening using cooperation as
the keynote of his talk He stressed
the Importance of teamwork, giving
examples of how a business, organi
cation or club can be wrecked by lack
of cooperation. He also said that one
purpose of a club such as the Business
and Professional Women's is to create
good fellowship among women, teach
ing them to be bigger and broader,
to understand each other better and
to overlook the petty and personal
grievances, which can be accomplished
by working together.
The members and guests were in
troduced by means of fortune telling
game and everyone was very much
surprised at the low-down they got
of themselves and the other fellow.
This created a great deal of fun and
we know so much more now about
everyone than we did at the beginning.
Miss Eva Mitchell, student at
the Teachers College delighted her
audience with two piano numbers.
An announcement was made that
the club will sponsor a picture to be
shown at the Orpheum November 22.
The proceeds derived from this picture
will be put into fund for use in
entertaining the state convention
next May Members will appear in
an original prologue.
The guests present were DR.. Grady
Gammage, Misses Edith Hill, Dorothy
Werdna Danielson, Bess Van Ness,
Harriet Whitwell, Betty Rockhold.
Eunice Babbitt, Gertrude Babbitt,
Annette Turngren, Agnes Switzer,
Virginia Flickinger, Mary Moorman,
Mary Bunte, Dorothy Augustine, Jen-
ME Wennerstrom, Dorothy Hyde,
Margaret James, Klonda Lynn, Ella
Mertens, Bertha Garlock, Mary Bee
erril, Sarah Cogshall, Eva Mitchell,
Bernice Smith, and Mesdames Ed.
Babbitt, Jane Asselin, P ]. Moran,
H. V Watson, Ray Babbitt, E. G.
Slipher, Mary Prochnow Lewis, R. B.
Courtright, Boyd, NJ j. Pilkington,
Geo. J. Heilig, Charles Marshall, P.
B. Beaman, Ida W Douglass and w.
w. Tinsley.
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The W. C. T. u. will meet Friday
afternoon at 2:30 at the Federated
church. Echoes from the state w. c.
T. u. convention at Mesa will be
given by Mrs. James A. Hughes and
Mrs. W. H. Pierce who were delegates
to the convention.
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Miss Ruth Dotson entertained her
Sunday school class of the Federated
church Saturday afternoon at her
home with a combination party and
picnic Members of her class enjoy
ing the afternoon: Robert and Jack
Fronske, Jack Wilson, George Raw
son, and Freddie Turner.
Miss Helen Runke assisted by Miss
Virginia Flickinger asked few in
to celebrate Halloween and play
bridge Monday evening. Others max
ing up the two tables were Miss Lura
Kinsey, Miss Clara Turngren, Miss
Annette Turngren, Miss Frances
Stringfellow, Miss Lourene Eden, and
Miss Kathryn Keller.
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The Past Noble Grands club met
Wednesday afternoon, the time being
devoted to practice for the district
school of instruction tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fillerup in
vited a few in for an evening of
bridge last night. Those enjoying
the informal evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Crabb, Mr.. and Mrs. H. P.
Cram, and Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Monyer.
Rebekahs from the second district,
embracing members of the Winslow,
Williams and Flagstaff lodges, will
meet tomorrow at the K of P hall
for their first fall meeting. There
will be a school of instruction in the
afternoon, Mrs. Lois Jones instructor.
Mrs. Flora Compton is noble grand
of the local lodge. A banquet for
visitors and local Rebekahs will be
held at o'clock.
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Odd Fellows Monday night after
their regular meeting were pleasantly
surprised when Rebekahs in Hallow-
cen costume appeared upon the scene
bearing luscious pumpkin pies and
coffee for refreshments. Mrs. J. c..
Clarke was in charge of its festive
occasion.
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Dorothy, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Evers was hostess last Satur-
day afternoon at a delightful party
given in honor of Halloween. Guests:
Mary Caffey, Grace May Ellis, Mary
Ginsburg. Catherine Prochnow, Doro-
thy and Doris Stalling, Emma Jean
Babbitt, Mary Jane Asselin, Mary
Freborg, Mona Mahoney, and Margar-
ct Dunklin.
Mrs. J. B. Francis was surprised
Sunday evening when friends in
amusing costumes dropped in to cele-
brate her birthday. Following a jolly
evening a large table was snread with