The Coconino sun., 1927-11-11


Mrs. George Rabbit and her daugh-
ter, Miss Eunice Babbitt, on Friday
entertained members of their Friday
bfldge club and a few guests at their
home northeast of town. Guests We're
Mrs. Ray Prochnow and Mrs. G. w
jake. Members: Mrs. H. V. Wat
son, Mrs. Ray Rabbit, Mrs. r. j. Con-
nor, Mrs. William Babbitt, Mrs. John
U. Verkamp, Mrs Joe Babbitt, Mrs.
1. 4. Mccullough, Mrs. E. d. Babbitt,
Mrs. George Babbitt, and Miss Eunice
Bahbitt. High score was made by
Mrs. Watson.
Mrs. Bertha S. Kennedy entertained
Tuesday evening at delightful bridge
dinner, one of a series which she is
giving this fall Guests: Misses
Clara and Annette Turngren, Reba
Switzer, Pauline Bigham, Olive Nc
Nerney, Eunice Jones, Clarissa Mavis
Day, Virginia Flickinger, Helen
Runke, Agnes Lynch, Bernice Smith,
and Mrs. Robert Cree.
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Mrs. Vaughn S. Mcclure was host
ess Friday to the Friday Bridge club
at luncheon followed by cards at
Hotel Monte Vista. Besides the mem
bers there were present: Mrs. Ralph
Davis, Mrs. Ernest 7. w. Coulter, and
Mrs. Fred Moore.
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Mrs. Joe Rabbit entertained at an
enjoyable bridge party Saturday aft
ernoon at her home on North Leroux
street. A dainty buffet luncheon was
served by the hostess assisted by her
little daughters, Betty 10 and Emma
Jean. Present: Mrs. William Rabbit,
Mrs. f. A Miller, Mrs w. B. Raude-
baugh, Mrs George Rabbit, Mrs
Robert Cree, Mrs. A. H. Schermann, |
Mrs. 7. &. Mccullough, Mrs. j. w. |
Francis, Mrs. Joe B. Francis, Mrs. j. |
0. Fordyce, Mrs. Henry H. Gaisser, |
Mrs. Lewis Benedict, Mrs. r. M. Fran |
els, Mrs. Del Strong, Mrs. j. B. Rickel, |
Mrs. Francis Osborn, Mrs. Felix Man |
ming, Mrs G. F. Manning ST., Mrs. |
r. II. Conner, Mrs George Myers,
Mrs Henrietta Myers, Mrs. G. w.
Jake, Mrs. r. H. Simpson, and Mrs |
Henry Albers. Prizes for winning I
scores We're given Mrs. Gaisser, Mrs.
Fordyce and Mrs. John Francis.
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Mrs. Charlotte Acker entertained at
luncheon Thursday noon at Hotel
Monte Vista in honor of visiting coun-
ty school superintendent.
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Friends of Mrs. Agnes Pouthie oa
Monday night observed her birthday
BY surprising her at her home and
for an evening of cards.
Present: Mrs. George Babbitt, Mrs
Ed. O'Farrell, Mrs. Mamie T. Griffin.
Mrs. P J, Moran, Mrs. P. ]. Linde-
mann, Mrs. E. 7. McGonigle, Mrs.
William Babbitt, Mrs. T. E. McCul-
ough, Mrs. NJ. ]. Mertz, Mrs. S. P.
Merritt, Mrs. Elizabeth Merritt, Mrs.
g. D. Rabbit, Mrs. E. H. Brandt,
Mss Mary Costigan, Miss Lucille
Nolan, Miss Clara McGonigle, and
Mss Kate McGpnigle.
In preparation for entertainment
f the state convention of business
md professional women's clubs here
lext spring, members of the local club !
re getting under way numerous ]
efforts toward defray- !
ng expenses.
First on the program is the. Spon-
oring of picture show week from .
tuesday night at the Orpheum !,
heatre The show will be "Rose of
he Tenements" featuring Shirley
Jason OF special interest this night
ill be the feature prologue put on
Y the club in which members will
ppear There viii be matinee as
5ell as night show.
The entertainment committee work
lg overtime to make this event we'll
iorth while comprise the following:
FRS. Agnes Pouthie, Mrs. Elise
tartzman, Miss leila Jones, and Miss
ena Laney.
The annual bazaar and dinner of
he Federated church was held last :
light in the church gymnasium. 1t I
Tas a very successful event, both
rom financial and social standpoint
Irs. Tom L. Rees, president of the :
Ioman's society, was in general 9
narge of the bazaar. Mrs. j. b. Or !
lond was chairman of the dinner J
1mmittee. Mrs. Rees, in charge of
re fancy work booth was assisted
' Mrs. Austin Brown, Mrs. Charles
. Brigham and Mrs. Edith Crawford. Z
he candy booth was in charge of 4
RS. Chester f. Beaver, her assist
ITS were Mrs. Tom 0. Bellwood and z
RS. 0rinn C.. Compton. The dinner Z
Dmmittee was headed by Mrs. J. B. :
rmond who was assisted by Mrs. Z