The Coconino sun., 1927-06-10
SOCIETY NOTES

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| sometime this month to reenter Okla
homa university. He came here the
first of the year as assistant to Floyd
Miller in making a geological survey
of this part of Arizona for the Mary
land Oil company of Denver.
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Mrs. G. E.. Collins, chairman of the
civilian relief committee of the Red
Cross, says the sweaters and other
garments of the local productions al
lotment have been finished and dis
patched, thus completing this years
production program.
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The exhibit at Brannen school at
the end of the year was well worth
seeing. In each room were repre-
sentative selections from daily lessons
and hand work, showing high aver
age of excellence. The. teachers
Miss c. Ema Vandevort, principal,
Miss Agnes G. Lynch, Miss Gertrude
Schnebly and Miss Alma Acker-were
complimented by the many visitors.
Each grade on the last day of school
had picnic, concluding with cookies
and apples, donated by P. J. Moran
for Babbitt Brothers Trading COM
pany.
Through the courtesy of Mrs. Har-
old S. Cotton, Flagstaff will be given
the privilege of viewing her paintings
as soon as the artistic studio now
building on her estate is completed.
This exhibition viii be sponsored by
the Business and Professional Wo-
mems club. Mrs. Lucina Devaney at
the dinner meeting Tuesday night at
Hotel Monte Vista was appointed
chairman of arrangements with Mrs.
Amy Albers and Mrs. Pearl Cree to
assist.
Another interesting event on the
club calendar is the minstrel show to
be put on soon by the dramatic COM
mittee, under direction of Mrs. Agnes
Pouthie. 1t will be for benefit of the
scholarship fund.
Mrs. Mary G.. Boyer provided musi-
cal numbers which were very enjoy
able. Millard Kartchner of Teachers
college gave a violin solo to the piano
accompaniment of Claire Slosser, who
later played a piano solo and kindly
obliged with an encore.
Mrs. Thelma Davis, who plans the
out door activities, announced another
outing for June 19, week from Sun
day. Many of the members on
Wednesday night accepted the in
vitation to enjoy the college swim
ming pool Mrs. Ben Salazar ex-
pressed pleasure for the gift from the
club of deposit in the savings bank
for her son, Ben Jr. A favorable vote
was taken on giving $40 toward the
entertainment of the Presidents
special at Grand Canyon next month.
Mrs. Olive Garfield, wife of the
manager of Hotel Monte Vista, was
received as the newest member. Miss
Helen Stronl, Miss Elsie Cornforth,
Mrs. Marie Williams, Miss Virginia
Fhckinger and the Misses Minnie,
Mabel and Bessie Benson were guests.
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There will be meeting of Flag
staff D. A. r. next Monday evening
at 7:30 at the courthouse in the office
of the county superintendent Of
schools.
Ladies of St. Margaret's guild
sponsored d uellGltlul uiliHSl h~ouA
day night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George N. Baty. A substantial sum
was put aside for furnishing the
kitchen of the new parish house.
Much Of the pleasure of the event was
due to its being given in the spacious
new home of Mr.. and Mrs. Baty.
Mrs. Henrietta Myers and Mrs. l.
E. Pollock received the guests. Mrs.
Fred Jones and Mrs. George 7.
Harrington were in charge Of the
serving which was done by the senior
group of the Girls Friendly Margaret
and Mildred Matson, Laura May Ho-
gan, Mary Jane Raudebaugh, Althea
Jones, Catherine Mcnamara and
Helen Harrington. The kitchen force
included Mrs. Baty, Mrs. G. e. Collins,
Mrs. Ralph Fish, Mrs. E. 3. Raude-
baugh, Mrs. E.. C. Mills, and Mrs.
Grover Jones.
Mrs. R. E. Taylor and Mrs. Lewis
Benedict were in charge OF a small
table of fancy work which also cleared