The Coconino sun., 1927-01-21

Mrs. Ida G. Wilson, college libra
rlan, entertained at a waffle supper
recently, her guests being Mrs. Thelma
Davis, Miss Dorothy Gelhaus, r. r.
Powers and c. v. Ridgely.
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Marian, the five year old little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Harper, was given a birthday party
last Friday afternoon, these little
folks being there to help her enjoy
the occasion: Mary and Carmel Mar
tin, Virginia Thomas, Betty Jean and
George Rawson, Edward and Paul
Harley, Bill Brown, Jackie Potts and
Robert Forsythe.
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Mrs. S. P. Merritt invited few in
for bridge last Tuesday afternoon.
Dainty refreshments followed. Mrs.
Ed O'Farrell won high score. Others
present: Mesdames Agnes Pouthie, M
j. hertz, John Cooney, E. T. McGon-
igle, Elizabeth Merritt and Miss Mag
gle Rickel.
Robert Fronske entertained his
Sunday school class and teacher,
Austin Brown, Tuesday Afternoon.
Games were followed by refreshments.
Members of the class: Willard Sinp-
son, Wesley Lowell, Joe Tissaw, Glen
don McNutt, Jimmie Mitchell and
Jack Fronske.
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Douglass en-
tertained recently at dinner followed
by bridge, their guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. William Babbitt, Miss Ida G.
Wilson and C. v. Ridgely.
President Grady Gammage Of
Teachers college addressed the Busi-
ness and Professional Women's club
Tuesday evening at their dinner
meeting at Bogart's. His subject
was the education bill now before
congress. President Gammage's pre-
liminary remarks, humorously enter
tanning, for a time threatened disas-
ter to the speaker, but agile mental
gymnastics effected his extrication.
Briefly and clearly Mr.. Gammage
presented his subject in a compce-
hensive manner giving the substance
of the proposed misunderstanding
secretary of education who would be
member of the presidents cabinet,
centralizing all present educational
activities, and systematizing educa-
tional activities, and systematizing
educational research work for the
benefit of the nation. Arguments for
and against the bill We're cited.
Miss Boyer, president, appointed
committee to carry on plans for the
clubs participation in the entertain
ment of national delegates at Grand
Canyon in July. Among them are
Mrs. Agnes Pouthie, Mrs. Henry AL
ers, Miss Marion Wallace, Miss
Julia Benson, Miss Zella Jones, Miss
Margaret Stewart, Miss Agnes Lynch
and Miss Elsa Myers. Among guests
were Mrs Gammage, Mrs. Jess Smith
of Shekayah ranch and Miss Alfredo
Bircsak, visiting member of Kan
sas City club. A resolution was
passed favoring the passage by the
state legislature of bill creating a
county free library system.
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Miss Cornelia Dockstader and her
mother entertained the following
members of Epiphany church choir
after the regular practice on Satur-
day evening: Misses Mildred Whet-
eel, Elsa Myers, Bess and Dorothy
Van Ness, Peggy Neff, Helen Viii
liams and Mrs. Elise Startzman.
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There were 65 members Of FEEDER
ated church young peoples society
and guests Friday night at a party
in the church parlors. R. F. john
son was head of the social commit
tee in charge of the program of live
ly games and other diversions, and
special singing. Hot chocolate and
cake were served
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