The Coconino sun., 1927-02-25

Mrs. v. M. Slipher, regent, gave a
reading setting forth the aims and
ideals of the organization. Miss Hell
en- Williams spoke on the work ac-
complished by the ID. A. r. through
out the entire country during the
past year. Assisting hostesses to
Mrs. Benedict were Misses Alma
Acker and Wilmeth Case.
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A delightful program was given at
the meeting of the Eastern Star
Tuesday in the form of a Washing
ton birthday skit. The program was
arranged by a committee composed
of Misses Reba, Ruth Mary and
Louise Switzer. Following the play
let song and ukelele duet was given
by Miss Ruth Switzer and Miss Mary
Wilson. Refreshments and dancing
filled out the balance of the evening.
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Mrs. T. D. Jessuppe entertained 10
friends at bridge Tuesday night at
her home in the Wilson apartments
in honor of her husbands birthday.
The home was appropriately decorated
in Washington birthday style. The
guests present Mr.. and Mrs.
Tommy Knoles, Mr.. and Mrs. Orinn
Compton, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Lea
mon, Miss Josephine Hayes, Mrs. Jane
Asselin,' Miss Naomi Dinsmore, and
Miss Margaret Stewart. Ladies' first
prize was taken by Mrs. Tommy
Knoles, while Orinn Compton took
first prize for the gentlemen. Con-
ISOLATION prizes were handed Tommy
Knoles and Miss Josephine Hayes.
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James Turpin of Flagstaff and
Miss Ruth Davis of Globe, a student at
Flagstaff Teachers college, were mar
ried on Tuesday evening by Rev. H.
F. Softley. Tommy Long and Miss
Nancy Stevens of Kingman, the lat
ter roommate Of the bride, stood up
with the young couple, who have many
friends here to wish them much joy in
their matrimonial voyage.
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Members of the American Legion
Auxiliary have been guests of the To-
cal president, Mrs. frankie Matthews
on two occasions recently, combin-
ing business and social features. The
action of the unit executive commit
tee in sending $40 to the Legion and
Auxiliary emergency service relief
fund was sanctioned This fund is to
be used for relief work among de-
serving ex-service men and their fam
lilies, in the hospital centers in Ari-
zona while the men are arranging
for admittance to the hospitals. Al
letter of thanks from the boys of
Ward 9 at Whipple for valentines
was read. Flags have been given to
Brannen school by the unit president.
Acknowledgment of the case of
Delaware punch contributed by
Brooks Grocery for the recent food
sale conducted by this unit was Civ
en- with rising vote of thanks. 1t
being called to the attention of the
unit that the dues as now paid are
not sufficient to cover the amount
which must be sent department head
quarters, action was taken to place
fifty cent per capita assessment on
all adult members for this year. Mem
bers will be guests of Mrs. Frank
Compton during March.
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Mrs. Margaret Howard Fay's mu-
sic pupils appeared in recital last
last week, the Juniors on Wednesday
evening and the seniors on Saturday
evening. Some of the mothers ac-
companied. The results were followed
by refreshments of punch and cook
les. Margaret Pearson played some
of her own compositions in addition
to appearing upon the recital pro-
gram. Those enrolled in these classes:
Alice Hudgens, Lois Dickinson, Mai
da Schwab, Margaret Pearson, Helen
Zalesky, Helen Miller, Tommy Flem-
ing, June Adams, Stanley and Ern-