The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

OF the "1ndepenQent Women Tnaga-
zine committee to succeed Mrs. Clara
lT. Woody of Globe, last years chair
man. Miss Stewart is also d member
Of the state hospitality committee for
the entertainment of the Presidents
/ Special carrying members of this
national federation to their eighth
annual convention in Oakland, Calf,
! this July. In this connection, Miss
Stewart IS handling the special pub
licity for this event in Progressive
Arizona"
Mrs. Henry A. Albers was hostess
/ yesterday at an enjoyable bridge
| luncheon at Hotel Monte Vista when
her guests were the Mesdames w. H.
tSwitzer, Henrietta Myers, r. A.
! Riordan, C. S. Dingle, Henderson
/ Warnock, George Z. Harrington,
Marvin Leamon, Hubert Richardson,
| J.. p. Wilson, Grady Gammage, 4. @.
| Bellwood, III. v. Watson, George G..
! Garfield, John Weatherford, Jos. j..
| Waldhaus, George Rickel, Guy Sykes,
and the Misses Mary G. Boyer and
! Naomi Dinsmore.
Miss Lucille Koch complimented her
houseguest, Mrs. Edward O'Mally,
with bridge luncheon Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. 0'Malley is a sorori-
ty sister of Miss Koch at the state
university, and recently married.
Asked in her honor were Mrs. John
lib. Duerson, Mrs. Helen Elder, Miss
Helen Palmer, Miss Eunice Babbitt,
Miss Catherine Miller, Miss Dorothy
Jake, Miss Mary Lou Docker, Miss
Mary Margaret Lockwood and the
Misses Anna and Claire Riordan.
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Of particular interest is the
marriage next Wednesday at Omaha,
| Neb., Of Dan w. Campbell, son Of
Mrs. .Hugh e. Campbell, to Miss
Katherine Fales Baxter of Omaha.
Mrs. Campbell and Danny left
Wednesday for Omaha and with the
bride will return Immediately after
the wedding.
| Miss Baxter, who was a classmate
/ Of Mrs. John b. Duerson at Walnut
Hill school for girls near Boston,
visited at the Campbell home three
summers ago and again last summer.
| She was graduated on June q, this
! year. from Vassar She will find a
warm welcome among friends made
while visiting here and friends OF
Danny's family.
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| Francis, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Nickel, entertained little
friends last Thursday afternoon in
honor of her fifth birthday. Child
ren's games and stunts occupied the
afternoon. These were the little
guests: Edward and Paul Harley,
/ June and Tommy Tissaw, Frances
| Matthews, Herbert Logan, Sonny
| Lynch, Evelyn and Mary Wheeler,
Roy Nickell Virginia Thomas, Louise
Hudgens, Rachel Softley, Nina Ohls
and Dorothy Hilkins.
Mrs. Lottie Paul and Mrs. Ruby
Furman were initiated into the
Pythian Sisters last Friday night.
Mrs. Dan Williams, most excellent
chief, officiated.
Mrs. E. A. Miller entertained her
bridge club Friday afternoon at her
home on North Leroux. Her guests:
Mesdames Charles n. Ploussard, A.
r. Grimmell, E. A. Haight nj. G.
Fronske, Tom l.. Rees, Felix Manning,
F. E. Browning and Miss Mary Lutz.
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Frank r. Givens of Rolf, Okla, and
Miss Gala Trick, teacher at Grand
CANYON. were married at the Fedora
ted parsonage Saturday by Rev. n.
F.. Softley. Their attendants were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Hamer of Roffs
who were themselves married last
week and had come to Flagstaff on
their honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Givens left immediately to drive to
Roffs, where they will make their
home.
George w. Kinnon and Miss Bonnie
Mae Turney, formerly of Yuma but
recently of Winslow, were married
Monday night at the Federated
church, Rev. II. r Softley officiating.
Mrs. Il. w. Whaley Of Winslow and
Joe I. Tudor of Somerton witnessed
the ceremony.
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The local chapter of the. d. A. r.
met Monday evening at the office OF
Mrs. Charlotte Acker in the court
house. An effort will be made with
The aid of the American Legion to.
nave markers placed upon all soldiers
graves in the Flagstaff cemetery. 1t
seems that there is not q complete.
plot of the cemetery and that in time
the location Of many of the graves OF
old soldiers may be lost.
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Miss. Ida G. Wilson on Saturday
night entertained delightfully."- at
bridge at her apartment on North
Humphrey street The pleasant eve
ming was concluded with dainty sand
wiches and coffee. Guests: DR.. and
Mrs. A. e. Douglass, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
b. Jessuppe, Mrs. Robert Cree, Misses
Edna and Ruth Dotson, Miss Dorothy
Gregg and Miss Agnes Palmer.
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Mrs. George c. Garfield on Monday
arranged a charming surprise party
at Hotel Monte Vista in honor of the
eleventh birthday of Jack Verkanp,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Verkafnp.
When Jack called about one o'clock to
See Mrs. Alice King he found large
table in the dining room gay with
festive paper napery and bright with
flowers and balloons. The hotel chef
ITz1 ~ h;,,ncaIf -, fho hand