The Coconino sun., 1927-03-25

inc Smith of Flagstaff and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Button of Williams were
initiated into the Eastern Star lodge
Tuesday night. There was a good
representation from Williams. Frank
M. Gold, worthy patron, made the
presentation speech when star pins
Robertson. After the ceremonies
sandwiches and coffee were served in
the banquet hall.
| The Shakespeare club held its
monthly social meeting Monday night
at the home of Mrs. E. A. Miller when
| a delicious dinner was followed by
cards. Besides members, there were
invited Miss Vienna Ogborne, Mrs.
| Edith Crawford, Miss Mary Crawford
and Miss Lora Maxwell. Hostesses
were Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Lorna Jessup
and Miss Cornelia Dockstader.
Mrs. Guy Sykes gave an informal
silver tea Wednesday afternoon at
her apartment, as her contribution to
the Woman's society fund. Among
those invited: Mesdames August
Johnson, r. H. Simpson, Frank
Thomas, John Chisholm, Rex Goble,
| Stanley Sykes, Orinn Compton, Mar
vim Leamon, Joe Tissaw, Joe Schmidt,
IL. w. Cress, Grover Jones, j. r.
Cooper, Andy Matson, w. II. Powers,
Francis Decker, Elizabeth Inman and
Miss Retta Beasley.
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Mrs. E. A. Miller is entertaining
this weekend Mrs. E. J. Kirwan and
daughter, Miss Betty, of Williams
who came Wednesday. Mrs. Charles
Larson and Mrs. c.. d. Jeffries of
Williams were luncheon guests
Wednesday at the Miller home.
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Mrs. r. E. Taylor was hostess to
| the Civics section Of the Woman's
| club Monday afternoon at her home
on West Birch avenue. There was a
large attendance Mrs. Frank M.
Gold read paper on civic develop
ment in Arizona and there were
several talks on bills passed by the
present state legislature.
This section will be in charge OF
/ the chamber of commerce dinner to-
morrow night. Mrs. P. j. Lindemann,
club chairman will be in general
charge. Mrs. Gold will be hostess.
Mrs. j. C. Clarke will be in charge of
the preparation Of the dinner. Mrs.
v. M. Slipher and Miss Minnie Lintz
will act as cashiers. Mrs. E. A. Baker
will be chairman of the April % rum
mage sale committee.
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Members of Flagstaff's nurses
registry met Thursday for their
regular monthly luncheon at Hotel
Monte Vista. The registry, which is
a non-profit making organization, has
Just completed a year of successful
operation to the mutual advantage OF
/ local nurses and physicians.
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The Wednesday Bridge club met
with Miss Claire Riordan this week,
| Besides regular members there were
invited Mrs. William Babbitt anc
Miss Gertrude Babbitt. High score
was held by Mrs. Al Sanford.
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Mrs. Warren Perkins was chosen
chairman Of the Music section Of the
Woman's club at the annual meeting
/ last Saturday at the apartment Of
Mrs. Jos. J. Waldhaus. Mrs. r. G.
Glass is vice chairman and Mrs. Franl
/ G. Curtis, secretary-
Mrs. G. A. Pearson talked about
chamber music which was illustrated
| by phonograph records. The hostess
served dainty refreshments.
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Two little daughters of DIR. and
| Mrs. A. H. Schermann, Regina, two
/ and Mary Caroline, four, will receive
! their little friends this afternoon in
! honor of their birthdays, which occur
within the week. A large cake with
candles will prove interesting to these
| little guests. Betty Browning, Betty
/ Ploussard, Barbara Jean Rickel
Lorraine Kelsey, Mollie Raudebaugh
and George Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Merkle were
| hosts at a dinner bridge Tuesday night
when Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Wittorf, who
are leaving soon for San Diego, were
honored guests. Present: Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Munro, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wal
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Toelle.
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Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh, Mrs. John
/ Francis and Miss Rebecca Spear on
TUESDAY ScTVeu OU plates GI IlS DSHC-
fit guild luncheon, the largest number
yet in this popular series.
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A Better Homes program for Flag
staff begins this week with Trade
at-Home Week." which closes with
I the home products dinner at the
! Woman's club tomorrow evening. The
Wonlan's club is planning a home ex-
! hibition to be held the last week Of
April, in which they ask the co-opera-
ton of civic organizations, schools
churches and business houses, and in
May city beautiful campaign will be
conducted by the Chamber of Com
merce.