The Coconino sun., 1927-04-15

onstration living apartment, Mrs. A.
]. Mitchell, Mrs. E. G. Slipher and
Mrs. F M. Gold; kitchen and laundry
exhibit, Mrs P. y. Lindemann, Mrs.
R. Fl. Marine and Mrs. q. A. Baker;
home art and handiwork, Mrs. R. e.
Taylor, Mrs. j. @. Thomas and Mrs.
T. O. Bellwood; machine sewing and
art, Miss Retta Beasley; home read
ing, Mrs. G. E. De Vaney; building
materials, Mrs. J. J. Britt; baking
contest, Mrs. j. C. Clarke; food ex-
hibit, Mrs. G. e. Collins and Mrs. J.
B. Ormond. 1t is planned to have an
exhibition of old quilts on the 28th
Anyone knowing of an interesting
quils. may report to the committees on
home art.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Mars was honored
on her eighty-seventh birthday at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. G. B. Will
son on Mars Hill. She thoroughly
enjoyed the afternoon, when friends
arrived laden with flowers and bring
ing birthday greetings. Mrs. Hattie
G. Lockett and Mrs. Fred w. Perkins
of Phoenix sent her beautiful flowers.
Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh and Mrs. L..
w. Cress each baked her handsome
birthday cakes which graced the
tables daintily decorated with pink
candles and pink sweetpeas. The gen
eral color scheme of the rooms was
carried out in these colors. Among
those calling that afternoon: Mrs. w.
Fl. Van Fleet, Mrs. Henry Crawford,
Mrs. T. O. Bellwood, Mrs. T. A. Stahl,
Mrs. Lewis Benedict, Mrs. G. A.
Pearson, Mrs. A. J. Mitchell, Mrs. l..
w. Cress, Mrs. Warren Perkins and
Mrs. Warren G. Cooper.
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Miss Minnie Lintz will preside at
the next meeting Of Flagstaff Blisi-
ness and Professional Women's club
Tuesday evening at 6:15 at Bogart's
Electric Grill Mrs. Carolyn Smith,
president, will be unable TO be pres
ent.
"A number of important business
questions viii come before the club
and it is desired that a full attend
ance express its opinion.
The Shakespeare club will meet
next Monday night when Mrs. IdarW.
Douglass will present The second pro-
gram in her series. The topic will be
that of Russian music, her first one
being in cornmemoration of the death
of Beethoven.
Miss Edith Headrick was married
Thursday afternoon to Lester R. FL
more. The ceremony took place in
the Office of J'sstice of Peace Hairy
RichWi.se in the presence Of a few
friends.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Headrick Of Flagstaff,
charming young girl, active in CIR
cles Of the Christian church. For The
past year she had been telephone tSp-
orator and will continue to hold that
position.
Mr.. Ellnore came here several yeslrs
ago from California to work for the
Cady Lunlbe-s company. At present
he is logging superintendent for the
Flagstaff branch Of the Cady Lumber
corporation. Both the bride and
groom have the Fluctuations Of large
group Of friends. They have taken q
Suncourt Apartment.
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The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet with Mrs. Dan Williams in
Milton Thursday afternoon, April 81,
at 2:30. The president requests that
members bring copy Of the constitu-
tion Of the United States as the units
have been asked by the department.
Americanism chairman to study this
and the constitution Of Arizona.
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Last Saturday Norma Jean, The
small daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Ross celebrated her sixth birth
day by entertaining the following lit
tie friends: Dorceline Hilton, Lucille
Branon, Beulah Hall Walter Hall,
Helen Mae and Luella Ross.
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Flagstaff Eastern Star lodge Tues
day evening was host to large dele
cation from the Needles lodge which
arrived that afternoon at o'clock.
The guests were met by reception
committee headed by Mrs. j. G. Kelly
and Mrs. Warren G. Cooper, to whom
they expressed delight of the snow IN
contrast to their home town, where
summer il already in full swing.
They were given banquet At
Masonic temple at $3.50 when officers
Of the Flagstaff lodge and those here
holding memberships elsewhere Welie
also guests. The tables were bright
with cut flowers and appropriate
place cards. Mrs. Fred Merkle was
III charge Of the banquet, assisted Ey
Miss Retta Beasley, Mrs. w. H. Swift
zer, Mrs. j. p. Wilson and Mrs. Jack
Kester.
The Needles degree team exempll-
fled the initiation work. Mrs. maneIe
Hall Of Grand Canyon was the candl-'
date. Afterward they put on drill
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