The Coconino sun., 1927-07-15
SOCIETY NOTES

J. J. Britt, secretary, were the other
officers reelected.
Mrs. I. B. Koch on Sunday night
gave little dinner party celebrating
the birthday of Mrs. George c. Can
field.
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The American Legion Auxiliary will
meet at the country home of Mrs.
Tillie Gregg Thursday afternoon, July
21. at 2:30.
Mrs. Orinn C. Compton and Mrs.
E. T. w. Coulter this week are host
esses at a series of luncheons. Mrs.
Coulter's home was the scene of Tues
days and Wednesdays events when
these were invited: Mesdames Joe
p Wilson, E. C. Slipher, G. w. jake,
Sidney ]. Gassman, A. H. Schermann,
Joe B. Rickel, George Rickel, Jos. j.
Waldhaus, Walter Bennett, Vaughn S.
Mcclure, Hubert Hill of Morenci,
Felix Manning, F. E. Browning, Earl
Parsons, II. P. Asselin, Lewis Bene-
dict, E. G. Mills, r. E. Taylor, Mer-
vile Mills, G.. M. Archer, Margaret
McNerney, G. F. Manning, Sr., w.
B. Raudebaugh, j. B. Francis, John
Francis, Del Strong, George Myers,
George Babbitt, George Fleming, E.
A. Haight, A. F. Grimmell, E. A. Mil
ler, Henrietta Myers and Miss Olive
McNerney.
Mrs. Coulter and Mrs. Compton
presided on Thursday and Friday at
the Compton home. Guests Mes
danes James Warnock of Phoenix,
Henderson Warnock, B. A. Cameron,
Harold Cameron, Beatrice Fordyce,
Fred Merkle, A. J. Mitchell, A. L.
Montgomery, Francis Decker, w. G.
Cooper, Robert Munro, Charles E.
Bigham, T. S. Spencer, Carl Schwarz,
Marvin Leamon, c. S. Dingle, Ralph
Davis, Kenneth Webber, Joe Schmidt,
L. w. Cress, Tommy .Knoles, C. L.
Dickinson, C. C. Compton, W. L.
Compton, A. A. Johnston, Walter
James, C. B. Wilson, Shelby Lewis,
Guy Sykes, E. M. Robson, w. o.
Perkins of Williams, Ray Prochnow,
Lena Whitney, Eagar Jones, Guy
Tandy of Parks, Earl Williams,
P. w. Longfellow, and Miss Pauline
Bigham and Miss Dorothy Thompson
of Bergen, N. Y.
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The regular meeting of Flagstaff
Business and Professional Women's
club will be next Tuesday evening at
.6:15 at Hotel Monte Vista.
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The local w. C. T. u on Tuesday
shipped a large supply of clothing to
flood sufferers.
The Eastern Star lodge on Tuesday
evening held initiation Those re-
ceived into the lodge were Mr.. and
Mrs. Durward Mckinney and Mrs.
Roy Irish of Williams. Visiting ladies
from Williams served refreshments.
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Mrs. G.. w. jake honored Mrs.
William Mullen of Phoenix on Wednes-
day when she invited these ladies in
for an afternoon of bridge: Mrs. j
C. Dolan of Los Angeles, Miss Nina
Clark of Los Angeles, Mrs. p. j.
Lindemann, Mrs. M. j. Moran of New
Mexico, Mrs. Mamie T. Griffin, Mrs.
P. j. Moran, Mrs. E. G. Slipher, Mrs.
E. D. Babbitt, Mrs. Leo Weaver of
Wickenburg, Mrs. John Hennessy,
Mrs. H. G.. Metz, Mrs. Dave O'Brien,
Mrs. H. v. Watson, Mrs. H. Hayes
Watson, Mrs. C. w. Keller of Del Rio,
Tex, Mrs. Joe Babbitt, Mrs. Alice
King, Mrs. r. j. Connor, Mrs. George
Fleming and Mrs. T. E. Mccullough.
Miss Louise G. Freeland and Mrs.
E. C. Mills were received into the local
chapter of the D. A. r. at the last
meeting.
Miss Gertrude Babbitt last Friday
entertained her bridge club. High
score was made by Mrs. E. D. Bah
bitt.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Federated church last Saturday
evening held an enjoyable picnic at
the Southwest forest experiment sta
ton