The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05


+. I. McGonigle, Mrs. r. j. Connor,
Mrs. A. H. Schermann, Mrs. E. C.
Slipher and Mrs. William Passey.
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Miss Helen Sheehan and Miss Lou
rene Eden were hostesses last night
at the Metz apartment when these
friends gave them a housewarming:
Mrs. Amy Albers, Miss Helen Runke,
Miss Elsie Cornforth, Miss Virginia
Flickenger, Miss Marcia Slipher, Miss
Julia benson, Miss Bessie Benson,
Miss Minnie Benson, Miss Mabel Ben
son, Miss Marion Wallace, Mrs. Lu-
Gina Devaney, Mrs. Pearl Cree, Miss
Zella Jones, Miss Mary Francis Jake,
Miss Lena Laney, Miss Lucille Nolan
and Miss Marian Aver
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheehan enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening for
their guest, j. McGrennia of Chicago.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Larson of Lakeside.
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Recent visitors in Las Angeles
of Mrs. Pearl Doyle to James Shar-
en- by the bride. She has large cir
Gle of Flagstaff friends.
Miss Helen Runke last Thursday
was hostess at daintily appointed
evening dinner at her nome when
her guests were Miss Emeline Ow-
ings, Miss Marcia Slipher and Miss
| Virginia Flickenger.
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Little Barbara Jean Rickel, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rickel on
Tuesday celebrated her fifth birth
| day by entertaining these little
friends: Edwina Rickel, Harry, JOS
eph and Vera Helen GInsburg, Mar
! jorie and Mary Caroline Schermann,
Terese jake, Mary Moran, Marguer-
| lite Mclaughlin, Robert Gassman,
Mary Louise Rickel, Helen Cooney,
Billie Lannom, Carlisle Osborn and
| Florine Young.
Mrs. J. B. Rickel on Wednesday
gave picnic for her daughter, Mary
Louise. These little folks spent the
afternoon at Lake Mary: Mary Jane
Asselin, Jane Ann Gassman, Bobbie
Bennett, Lois Jacobs, Helen Cooney,
Billie Lannom, George Waldhaus,
Marjorie and Mary Caroline Scher-
mann, Barbara Jean Rickel and Helen
| Ginsburg Mrs. Rickel was assisted
| in providing entertainment by Mrs.
Jos. j. Waldhaus, Mrs. X. X. Hen
ness, Mrs. William Lannom, Mrs.
John Cooney, Miss Carrie Rickel,
Miss Margaret Cooney and Miss Es-
ter Curley.
Invitations viii soon be out for the
exhibit of paintings of Mrs. Harold
S. Cotton at her new studio and her
home, Coyote Range, Saturday, Aug
ust 13, from 2:30 to 5 p. m. Mrs.
Lucina Devaney, chairman Of the
committee on arrangements, an
nounced plans for this event at the
dinner meeting Tuesday evening of
the Flagstaff Business and Profess
sional Women's club.
Miss Margaret Stewart, secretary
of the Arizona state delegation to the
national convention at Oakland of the
national federation of business and
professional women's clubs, gave an
entertaining report of her trip and
of high lights of the convention. Sou
venirs and photographs were passed.
The bulletin sent out by the state
publicity chairman, also Miss Stew
art, and sponsored by the local club
for July was circulated.
Professor C. v. Ridgeley played ap-
preciated violin numbers, accompan-
led by Mrs. Ida w. Douglass on the
piano.
The resignation of Mrs. Carolyn
Smith, president, was accepted and
the reins turned over to Miss Agnes
G. Lynch, vice president who had re-
Gently returned from New Mexico.
Miss Ida G. Wilson was program
chairman.
Guests and visiting members: Pro-
fessor Ridgely, Mrs. Douglass, Miss
Amanda NJ. Chingren of Phoenix,
Miss Amy Roarke, Miss Peggy Neff,
Miss Lucille Houghton, Mrs. T. E.
Pulliam, Miss Bess Chappell of Cor
wallis, Ore, Miss Mary Francis jake,
Miss Bessie Benson and Miss Anna
Jane Ring of Trinidad.
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