The Coconino sun., 1927-06-03
SOCIETY NOTES

The annual Catholic bazaar spon-
sored in June by the Altar society
promises to be more of an event than
usual. It will be held June and s
at the Woman's stub, starting at two
o'clock each afternoon and contin-
uing through the evening.
There will be booths of all kinds,
fish pond for the children, dancing,
suppers and other interesting feat
ures. Mrs. William Babbitt is in
charge of the bazaar; Mrs. G. w.
Jake, candy booth; Mrs. Agnes
Pouthie, fancy work; Mrs. Charles
Nickel, country store and post office;
Carter Jake, bingo; Mrs. E. T. Phe-
Ian, hot dog stand; Mrs. Grover Hut
son and Mrs. A. J. Evers, aprons; !;
Mrs. E. T. O'Farrell and Mrs. P. J..
Al indemann, dinner Tuesday night,
Mrs. A. H. Schermann, enchillada
sale Wednesday noon; Mrs. Margaret
Rickel, Dutch supper Wednesday
night; Mrs. George Babbitt and Mrs.
Ed O'Farrell, fishpond; Sid Gassman,
dancing; P. J. Moran and Dr. Charles
N. Ploussard, ballyhoo.
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Mrs. Clyde Mershon, formerly Miss
Lucille Bigham, art supervisor for
Mr.. Mershon, arrived Sunday by
motor from Hollywood to spend a
week here with the formers mother,
Mrs. Charles E. Bigham, and sister,
Miss Pauline Bigham. Mrs. Bigham
was the incentive for many delightful
social attentions.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mershon
were members of a picnic party at
Oak Greek, others of the party were
Mrs. Bigham, Miss Pauline Bigham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Orinn Compton and Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Coulter.
Mrs. Coulter gave a bridge luncheon
on Wednesday for Mrs. Mershon, her
guests being Mrs. Mershon, Mrs. Big
ham. Mrs. G. W. Isham, Mrs. Tommy
Knoles. Mrs P. W. Longfellow, Mrs.
Orinn Compton, Mrs. z. t. Coulter,
Mrs. Vaughn S. MCGUIRE and Miss
Pauline Bigham.
Mrs. Orinn Compton entertained
Wednesday evening at dinner Mr. and
Mrs. Mershon, Mrs. Charles E.. Big
ham and Miss Pauline Bigham.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. w. Coulter to-
night will preside at dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mershon as honor
guests, others present will be Mrs.
p. w. LongfeiIow, Mrs Charles E.
Bigham and Miss Pauline Bigham.
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The Altar society on Friday night
sponsored an enjoyable card party at
st Anthony's. Mrs A. II. Scher-
mann was in charge. Prizes for score
were won by Mrs. T. E. Mccullough,
DIR. Z. A. Miller, DR.. Amelia Burke,
John Verkamp, j. F. Davis, Mrs. j.
+. Davis and Mrs. Josephine Buck.
OF special interest to teachers col
lepe students and faculty was the
wedding Saturday in Winslow OF
Milton E. Stone and Miss Bess Dau-
walter. grade teacher of the Wlnsiow
schools. Their attendants were John
Kennedy of Flagstaff and Miss
Geneyieve McNally of Prescott. Mr..
and Mrs. Stone are honeym0oniag at
Oak Greek Lodge.
The groom, familiarly calied
Brick, was 1926 graduate from
Flagstaff Teachers college, since
(Which he has been a member OF the
EWinslow school staff.
The Misses Tara Anderson and
Frances Werner honored Mrs. Artle
Norton and Miss Signe Erickson at a
bridge supper at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Anderson in Pasadena last
week. Both honored guests are for
mer residents of Grand Canyon, Arr
zona. Mrs Norton and young son
Artie Jr. are spending the summer in
Pasadena, and Miss Erickson was a
Los Angeles visitor for few days
enroute to New York via Panama.
Guests included in the group were:
Misses Rose Cruickshank, Ella
Schade, Mary Chill, Mae Kerr and
Mrs. Emily Ballard, Frank KeppeL
Dick Lyons, T. M. Hines, Bill Wool
ridge, Jimmie Tracy, Trevor White
aE1 Donald Frazier.
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The marriage of Miss Louise Wild,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Carl Wild
of Tempe, to Paul Parry of Menlo
Park, Calf, viii be celebrated next
Wednesday at noon at the Christian
church in Tempe, the father of the
bride performing the ceremony. Her
aunt, Mrs. Martin Mayer of Phoenix,
xxr;u 1oa x,,a+,o,, of honor and there