The Coconino sun., 1916-04-28
INTERESTING EVENTS IN THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
 By MRS. FRANK M NOBLE
By MRS. FRANK ". NOBLE

to the club on Wednesday night. | Each member seemed glad to assem- ble again and an unusually good time was the consequence.
 Mrs. Salisbury's Lecture Instructive
 The Home Economies were not able to gather many people for the splen- did lecture by Mrs. Salisbury last Sat urday afternoon. Let us hastily add that through no efforts of the depart ment was the attendance meager for advertising features had not been spared. "Too much doing" is the only probable reason. In addition to the many practical points she brought out in her talk she told many anus ing stories illustrative of the neces- sity of household conveniences for women.
 Her evening lecture had to be omit- ted because of conflicting dates though those present in the afternon felt more than repaid for having gone. A Round Table" discussion gave opportunity for pertinent questions concerning household work of various features.
 A quite pretty post-Easter affair was the card party on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. M. Brown.
 Mrs. G. F, Manning and Mrs. J. P. Wilson were assistant hostesses and the gathering was the occasion for lovely new Easter gowns and hats making pretty picture as the thir- teen tables were at play.
 A lovely two course lunch was served and the favor for high score "a gorgeous bunch of Easter lilies was presented to Mrs. E. Nj. Doe.
 Do you remember the old Under ground Railway" system of war times?
 Saw an article the other day in an Indiana paper to the effect that an old landmark was to be removed-a blacksmith shop--in the loft of which many colored folks were kept until the opportunity came to move them northward. This particular loft had housed one family for three days and nights before they could be moved on. The shop was owned by one Edwin Ogborn and it is interesting to know he was brother of Mrs. Wisehart of this city. The Ladies Aid of the Flagstaff Baptist church met with Mrs. Lee last Thursday afternoon. The society was well represented.
 As it was social day--refreshment we served and all had a pleasant afternoon.
 The society will meet at the home of Mrs. Dan Williams-M Milton Road every Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock, through the month of May. As an attractive display of needle work as we have ever seen was on display last Saturday at the home of Mrs. F. W. Perkins.
 The laides of the Baptist church may we'll be proud of the gratifying result of their White Sale for every thing was exquisitely done. Their cooked food sale also should be men,. toned for it's appetizing host of good things.
 Last Wednesday morning, April the 26th at the church of the Nativity occurred very pretty ceremony which united in marriage Maria, daughter of Jose Tacho Lopez and Jose Rodriguez. The ceremony was witnessed by a few friends of both parties at 7:30 a. m.
 The latest in fiction: "Nan of Music Mountain" by Frank Spearman.
 GRAND CANYON NEWS NOTES
 MT. and Mrs. Emery Kolb left last Sunday for short trip to Los An geles. They expect to return about the first of May.
 Walter Hubbell made a short trip to Peoria last week, returning on Friday with a bunch of horses, that have been on pasture there during the winter.
 Sidney Colton of New York, who has been the guest of his brother George Cotton for the past few