The Coconino sun., 1927-03-11
SOCIETY NOTES

Rev. Edward L. Freeland gave the
first Of his series of talks on the mod
ern Interpretation of the Bible We'd
nesday at the first lenten service held
at the Episcopal church last Wednes-
day evening. In spite of the unfavor-
able weather there was a large turn
out.
The little junior choir in their new
surplices sang beautifully and added
appreciably to the beauty of the Ser
vice. Members of the choir: Edith
Watson, Harriette and Lois Branting-
ham, Marjorie Yaeger, Georgianna
Ishaln, Eleanore Lane, Mary Eliza
beth Perkins, Myra Gold, Vera Raude-
baugh, Opal Meacham, Margaret and
Mildred Matson, Helen Harrington,
Charlotte Mills, Mary Jane Raude-
baugh, Laura May Hogan and Althea
Jones.
Tomorrow there will be election of
officers of Flagstaff Woman's club.
The nominating committee = Miss
Louise G. Freeland, Mrs. r. e. Tay-
lor and Mrs. e. A. Baker-announce
that there will be no contest as there
Mrs. T. O. Bellwood, president; Mrs.
Fred Merkle, first vice president;
Mrs. G.. G.. Hutson, second vice presi-
secretary; Mrs. j. j. Britt, treasurer;
Mrs. j. G. Clarke, trustee.
The monthly club luncheon will be
at 1890 at the clubhouse. These
events have been so enjoyable that
they will be a regular part of the club
program. Mrs. G. @. Lampland is in
charge of tomorrow's luncheon, and
she will be assisted by Mrs. v. M.
Slipher, Mrs. R. e. Taylor and Mrs.
r. Fl. Marine. At 2:30 the regular
monthly business meeting will be
held, followed at 300 by the annual
meeting.
Mrs. Jake Thoman was hostess
Tuesday afternoon when she enter
tanned friends at bridge. Her guests
at this enjoyable event: Mrs. f. E.
Browning, Mrs. Sidney J. Gassman,
Mrs. E. A. Haight, Mrs. Felix Man
ming, Mrs. E. A. Miller, Mrs. Charles
L. Ploussard, Mrs. Nc. G. Fronske,
Mrs. George Myers, Mrs. Charles
Ishan, Mrs. j. B. Rickel, Mrs. Jane
Asselin, Mrs. Tom L. Rees and Miss
Mary Lutz.
Mrs. E. C. Mills, Mrs. George N.
Baty and Miss Louise G.. Freeland are
the committee in charge of the food
sale which st. Margaret's guild is
sponsoring tomorrow at Rabbits.
Miss Helen Runke on Tuesday night
gave a slumber party at her home,
followed by breakfast next morning
at Hotel Monte Vista. Her guests
were members of the Business & Pro-
fessional Womenss club orchestra
Misses Lourine Eden, Margaret Stew
art, Josephine Hayes, Marion Wal
lace, Dorothy Ford, Mary Wilson and
Felice Garcia.
Mrs. John Verkamp was hostess to
members and guests of her bridge
club last Friday afternoon. Her
guests were Mrs. ]. B. Koch, Mrs. AL
Sanford and Mrs. H. Y. Watson. Mrs.
r. J. Connor held high score.
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Mrs. v. NJ. Sipher read an inter-
esting paper on Poets of Today at the |
March meeting of the Literature sec
ton of the Woman's club Saturday
afternoon. There was an unusually |
large attendance. Mrs. Slipher's pa
per included interesting facts about |
our present day poets and extracts |
from their works. These were the
poets who were the subjects of the
afternoon: Louis and Jean Starr Un-
termyer, Harriette Monroe, Josephine |
Preston Peabody, Thomas Austin
DAILY, and Corrine Roosevelt Robinson.
Mrs. G.. @. Lanpland gave reading |
entitled America and Mrs. Grady
Gamnlage gave an Interpretation of