The Coconino sun., 1927-05-27


Turngren, Lucille Haegar, Dorothy
Ford, Agnes Palmer and Ruth and
Edna Dotson. Score favors were
/ awarded Mrs. Metz. Mrs. Crump and
Miss StringfeIlow.
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At a meeting of the American
Legion Auxiliary Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Frank Compton as hostess,
Mrs. G. F. Manning Jr., Mrs. Michael
Ginsburg, Mrs. Ralph I'll. Fish and
Mrs. ]. ID. Fish were elected to the
membership. The unit is cooperating
in the Memorial day program, and
plans were made for the poppy sale
tomorrow. Appreciation of flowers,
cushions and drapes sent to the hos
pital at Whipple was received. Roll
call was responded to by current
events and the second lesson IN the
study of the constitution OF the
United States was conducted by the
president. Members and guests were;
Mrs. frankie Matthews, Mrs. Frank
/ G. Curtis, Mrs. Frank Compton, Mrs.
/ III. "A. Burns, Mrs. Horace Wyatt,
Mrs. T. E. Pulliam, Mrs Chas. Corey,
Mrs. #. a. Morse, Mrs. Pete Films,
Mrs. Chas. Nickel, Mrs. Dan Will
liams, Mrs. Richard Metzger, and
Mrs. Ellsworth.
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Mrs. Henry Albers was hostess at
an attractive bridge luncheon on
Wednesday at Hotel Monte Vista
Her guests: Mesdames H. P. Asselin,
wv. O. Perkins, /. B. Koch, 7. E. Me-
Cullough, William Babbitt, E. D. Bah
bitt, Loren w. Cress, NJ. G. Fronske,
I Charles N. Ploussard, G.. w. Islam,
b. A. Cameron, Harold Cameron, G.
B. Wilson, Felix Manning, WI. G.
1 Cooper, J. b. Rickel, G. +. Dickinson,
w. D. Bennett, Ralph Davis, R. e.
| Taylor, e. G. Mills, A. j. Mitchell, J.
G. Kelly, r. III. Simpson and Joe
Schmidt, and the Misses Mary Lutz,
Mildred Whetsel and Alice Metz.
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Mrs. George n. Baty and Mrs. T. E.
Pollock are in charge of rheshouse ar
rangements for the parish house bene-
fit dinner planed for Saturday eve
ming, June 4, at the home of the for
mer, as decided at a meeting of ST.
| Margaret's guild Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Lewis Bene-
dict.
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Miss Lenore Parker, popular nurse
at Mercy hospital, and Elmer Brown
ing, nephew of Mrs. Dan Williams
nesday to spend their honeymoon at
the home of the brides sister at Cas-
by, Mo.
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The ladies of the Missionary society
of the Church of Christ and the mem
bers of the congregation had as their
honor guest on Monday night at the
residence of DR.. p. b. Ellsworth, Miss
Louise Wilde, who is shortly to leave
Flagstaff. A social time was en-
joyed, refreshments were served and
during the jolity Dr. Ellsworth, in
behalf of the men Of the church, pre-
sented Miss Wilde with the wom:m's
defensive and offensive weapon, a
rolling pin. The ladies, represented
by Mrs. Dan Williams, presented Miss
Wilde with an electric iron
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The high school senior class viii
give as their annual class play, '"The
House Next Door," by j. Hartley
Manners, the author of "Peg o. My
Heart" and other successful plays.
"fThe House Next Door" is a COM /
edy with strong character parts. The
part of Lord CotsWold has ATTRACTED
many of the more prominent charac-
ter actors, and has been compared I
with the part of the old lawyer in
Grumpy and the part of the old
man in John Galsworthy's "O1d Eng
lish." This play offers unusual OPP
portunity for character acting, and
the high school group are fortunate in
having Arthur Schwab in the stellar /
role. Schwab made his debut in char T
acter acting in the Drama club play /
last winter when he surprised and /
pleased us all with his good work as
Old Gobbo in "The Merchant of I
Venice"
Other parts are played by Josephine
Wilson, Minnie Hill1ins, Weltha Beard,
Irby Mae Richardson, William Harri-
son, Winfield Beard, Weldon Brinton,
Joe Sheehan, Harold Burman, Stanton
Wallace and Marshall Wiedner.
Mrs. G. w. Jake, chairman of the
candy booth committee of the Catholic
bazaar, is assisting the Young Ladies
Sedality Of which Miss Bernadette
Moritz is president, which is sponsor
ing the picture show, "Let 1t Rain"
featuring Douglas Mclean, tomorrow
night, May 28. The main picture will
not be shown until nine.
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