The Coconino sun., 1927-07-01
SOCIETY NOTES


The Vaughn S. Mcclure home on
North Agassiz street Wednesday eve
ming at $3.50 was the scene of dou-
BILE wedding when Clarence Kunsman
was married to Miss Louise Switzer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Switzer; and DR.. Eric S. Flett was
married to Miss Ruby Parks of Los
Angeles, friend of long standing OF
the doctors family. The double cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Phil
Ellsworth in the presence of DR.. and
Mrs. Mcclure and Joe B. Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kunsman are both
popular young people. The bride was
born here, graduated from Teachers
college and taught in the city schools.
For the past year she assisted her
father in his hardware store. The
groom for several years has been a
partner in and manager of the Flag
staff Pharmacy. He is wide awake
business man with a large circle of
friends. The wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kunsman is of interest to very large
circle of friends whose best wishes
viii be extended
DR.. Erie S. Flett came here six
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gan practice. For several years he
has been the company doctor for the
Cady Lumber corporation He has
prepared an attractive apartment in
the Nackard building for his bride,
near his offices. He went to Los An
geles the first of the week and came
back Tuesday night with Miss Parks.
The doctor has many to wish him and
his bride every happiness. Mrs. Flett
already had considerable number of
friends here, made in former visits.
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Mrs. George c. Garfield yesterday
presided at a charmingly arranged
bridge luncheon at Hotel Monte Vista
in honor of Mrs. Robert Koch of Ven
tura, Calf. A large table, at which
the twelve guests were seated, was
beautifully arranged with rose satin
spread and Madeira linen. An oblong
basket of lavender and pink sweet
peas tied with pink and lavender tulle
made an airy center decoration. Tall
pink and lavender candles were tied
with lavender and pink of tulle. Fa-
vors and place cards in the same
colors added final attractive bits of
color. Mrs. Garfield invited these
guests MIS-. I(OOtIC Null, AsAL .. L.
B. Koch, Mrs. Jos. ]. Waldhaus, Mrs.
Henry A. Albers, Mrs. William Bah
bitt, Mrs. ]. G. Dolan, Mrs. E. D..
Lucille Koch, Miss Nina Clark and
Miss Helen Dolan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Lampland on
Monday evening entertained at dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Murray of St.
Louis, who were driving through here.
Mr.. Murray is connected with the st.
Louis school system. Mrs. Murray
years ago was a friend of Mr.. Lamp
lands in his home state of Wiscon-
sin.
Mrs. Jack Kester gave a party
Wednesday afternoon at her ranch
home near Cliffs in honor of Mrs.
Hutchison of Clovis, Calf, who is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Neill Erickson, and Mrs. Charles n.
Rarekrnan and daughter, Miss Inez
Barekman, visiting here from Merced,
Calf. Other guests: Mrs. E. c. Mills,
Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. w. G. Cooper,
Mrs. Grover Jones, Mrs. R. E. Tay-
lor, Mrs. Ralph Fish, Mrs. w. ii. Con-
ley, Mrs. H. p Cram and Miss Zella
Jones.
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Mrs. John Cooney assisted her
daughter, Helen, yesterday when she
entertained friends in City Park at
picnic: Mary Louise and Barbara
Jean Rickel, Margaret Mclaughlin,
Jean Smith and others.
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Edwina, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rickel, on Saturday in
vited little friends to her home to help
her celebrate her fifth birthday. Re-
freshments were served under the
trees to these little folks: Mollie
Raudebaugh, Barbara Jean and Mary
Louise Rickel, Vera, Harry and Joseph
Ginsburg, Rachel, Joan and Ruth
Softley, Helen Metz, Marian Harper,
Terese Jake, Mary Caroline Scher-
mann and William Brown.
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Miss Martha Turner this week gave
her Sunday school class party and
picnic at the George Rickel home.
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Mrs Carolyn Smith yesterday en-
tertained at luncheon at Hotel Monte
Vista. Plates were laid for Mrs.
Frank Goodman, Miss Lorraine Allen,
Miss Virginia Flickenger, Miss Helen