The Coconino sun., 1927-02-04
SOCIETY NOTES


Miss Charlotte Carr, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Byron Carr, pioneer
residents of Tempe, was married Fri
day morning, January % to LaMont
M. Williams of Tempe, at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Jake Thoman, in
Flagstaff. The simple service was
read by Justice of the Peace Harry
Richwine, in the presence of the inn
mediate family including the brides
mother, who arrived with the groom
the day before. The young couple
left that day for Tempe where they
will make their home The bride was
born in Tempe and spent most of her
life there. She had visited her sister,
Mrs. Thoman, in Flagstaff number
of times and has many friends here
to offer congratulations. The groom
is new resident of Tempe, where he
is in business.
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Miss Louise Wild and Iitchi-ta-ha
Camp Fire girls took their lunches
and climbed Observatory hill Satur-
day afternoon. They hiked and had
the usual good time in the woods,
those enjoying the outing being DON
ma Baker, Thelma Humphreys, Vera
Raudebaugh, Mildred Burke, Kathryn
Harover, Opal Mecham, Inez Chessir
and Alton Mulholland.
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Mrs. A. H. Sehermann invited in a
few little girls for lunch Saturday in
celebration of the sixth birthday of
her daughter Marjorie.
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Mrs. William Babbitt entertained
members of her bridge club last Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. G. w. Jake and
Mrs. H. v. Watson were guests and
the latter won high score.
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Rev. and Mrs. Softley entertained
the Federated church cabinet at their
initial business meeting for 1927 last
Tuesday evening. The list of invited
guests were Judge Jones, j. w. Etter,
P. H. Harley, Miss ]. Benson, Grady
Gammage, C. F. Deaver, T. o. Bell
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Hudgens, 3.
Womack, Mr. and Mrs. Rees, DR..
Fronske, Miss Beasley, A. w. Brown,
G. A. Pearson, w. j. Osborn, Miss
Vandevort.
The music section of the Womans
club will meet at the home of Mrs.
A. E. Douglass at 415 north Leroux
street on Friday evening, February
II, instead of Saturday afternoon,
February 19, as was planned
The subject will be the sonata and
an interesting program will be offer
ed to begin at 1880. After the pro-
gram there will be a social time for
members and guests. Each member
is requested to bring guest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Myers in
formally entertained at reception
last Friday evening after church
when they invited members of the
bishops crusade committee and visit
ing clergymen to their home in Mil
ton. Those invited: Bishop Moulton,
Archdeacon Porter, Rev. H. II. Gill
lies, Rev. Edward L. Freeland, Miss
Louise G., Freeland, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
E. Pollock, Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Stew
enson of Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. E..
c. Mills, DR.. and Mrs. Vaughn S. Nc
CURE, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Isham,
Mrs. Henrietta Myers, Miss Helen
Williams, Miss Bess Van Ness, Miss
Elsa Myers and Miss Peggy Neff.
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There will be food sale tomorrow
at Babbitt's given by ladies of the
American Legion Auxiliary to raise
funds to assist veterans and their
families awaiting entrance to veter-
ans hospitals at Tucson and Fort
Whipple. The committee handling
this sale are Mrs. C. C. Compton, Mrs.
Celeste Moore and Mrs. Ethel Hunt
Burns.
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Mrs. P. w. Longfellow invited a
few in Friday evening to dinner in
honor of her son Harold's birthday,
places being laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Cameron, Burton Cameron and Ernest
Coulter.
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Dean Minnie Lintz of the college
faculty spoke before the Business and
Professional Woman's club Tuesday