The Coconino sun., 1916-06-09
INTERESTING EVENTS In
THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD

By MRS. FRANK N. NOBLE

NIX N. NOBLE I
Observation-Disclosures
as also spent delightful day on the
Creek.
A third party of pleasure seekers
made the trip on Sunday last; Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sonny, Mrs. Lollar, Mr.. Steele and
Mr.. Pottinger, and the Misses Brady
and Winsley, the two latter from
Tucson who expect to camp a week
in that most delightful spot.
Glass No. 7 of the Federated
Sunday school who claim Mrs. Bertha
Kennedy as the best teacher on the
force, had another enjoyable picnic
on Thursday.
There were II present. Each one
contributed five cents, with which
sum the committee composed of Ethel
Compton, Grace Wensel and Ruth
Ross, provided the following tooth
some lunch: Peanut butter, sand
witches, pimento sandwiches, pickles,
strawberry punch, and enough pea
nuts for peanut hunt.
& Several hours were spent in play
ing games and a tired and happy
party returned to town in the even
ing.
Mrs. William Rudd was a most de-
lightful hostess on Thursday after
noon Of last week when she enter
tanned a company Of ladies at auc-
ton bridge. The rooms were frag-
rant with flowers and low bowls of
lovely pansies graced each table
when the appetizing two course
lunch was served. Mrs. Rudd's guests
included: Mesdames Griffin, Hennes-
sy, Jackson, Mcmillan, c. B. Wilson,
Ehlers, Fronske, Harrington, Rees,
Albers, Marlar, Thorpe, Merritt,
Bayless, Shaffer and Noble.
Last Friday evening the Hensing
home was the scene of an enjoyable
affair.
The occasion was the anniversary
of Mrs. Hensing's birthday and a
royal good time was spent in dane
ing and cards. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l. Powers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Prochnow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Waldhouse, DIR. and Mrs. Portz,
Mr.. and Mrs. De Chaine, Mrs. Alice
Beck, and the Messers Nichols, APP
hold, Mcneil and Aubineau
Little Miss Loyse Marshall will
entertain today from three to five, a
party of little folks who will assist
her in recalling the fact that four
years have past over her head.
Her little frineds will include
Mary and Vevette Wilson, Ruth and
Agnes Switzer, Charlotte Mason and
Shirlea Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lathrop have
returned from two weeks delight
full outing on Oak Creek as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Honn.
Mrs. Z. H. Wheat and small
daughter Betty Jane are home after
a visit in Phoenix with Mrs. Wheat's
parents.
Mrs. NJ. A. Murphy and children
leave shortly for Omaha, where they
will make an extended visit.
Miss Marcia Morton is a guest at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. T. f.
Pollock.
The very biggest thing Flagstaff
has ever attempted is the coming
Chautauqua.
The very best talent the country
affords is to be ours for the week
beginning July the goth and closing
on the twenty-sixth.
The program on this circuit is the
most pretentious that has ever been
offered in any part of the country and
it is this fact that is the most won
derful part of ALL
Flagstaff will go forward step
when each year the Chautauquas be-
come an assured part of the summers
program.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. Corbett, North Leroux ST.,
Thursday, June 18th. All the mem
bers Of the Society are expected to
be present.