The Coconino sun., 1917-12-21
INTERE STING EVENTS IN THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
By MRS. FRANK NOBLE
Pre-Nuptial Events.


 Miss Marvine Francis has been fet- ed and dined during the past week preceding her marriage to MT. W. B. Raudebaugh. Her friends arranged innumerable social affairs which prov ed surprise to the honor guest. One of the pretties of these was an Xmas party given by Miss Ruth Sweating at the Keller home. About the dain- ty little Xmas tree which adorned the center of the table was grouped the gifts for the bride to be.
 Exclamations of delight came as the lovely gifts came from their hol- iday wrappings and during the re- treatments which followed Miss Fran cis voiced her appreciation of the delightful affair.
 Miss Sweeting's guest included Mrs. Claud Mack, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Gyber, Mrs. Draine, Mrs. Joe Francis, Mrs. Keller, Miss Beasley, Bess Tidwell, Verna Metcalf, Flora Jensen, Laura Kinsey, Iren Bart, Minnie Rickel, Louise Greenlaw, Mary Francis, Elsie Stevenson, Marie Garrett, Lutie Pax ton, Barbara and Louise Rickel, Le- nore Francis and Katherine Keller.
 On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Day ton Draine entertained for the pleas ure of Miss Francis. The entertain ment for the afternoon consisted of mock wedding with Mrs. Alan Green law, the fair bride, Miss Louise Rick el groom and Miss Ruth Sweating performing the ceremony. At five a dainty little luncheon was served the guests while an exception was made in favor of the honor guests, for to her lot fell tray containing 8 shower of dainty handkerchiefs with best wishes from her coterie of friends. Miss Francis, while surprised rose charm ingly to the occasion and accepted gratefully the attentions of her friends. Mrs. Draine's guests includ- ed the Misses Metcalf, Sweating, Le- nore Francis, Mary Francis, Louise Rickel, Lura Kensey, Jensen, Tid- well, Stevenson, Barbara and Minnie Rickel, Louise Greenlaw, Garrett, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Gyber, Mrs. Alan Greenlaw.
 Miss Francis has been great fav- orite socially and her many Flagstaff friends are wishing her the happiest of years to come.
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 Home Economies Meeting.
 Those who heard Mrs. Lockwood at Emerson School on last Wednesday were most fortunate. Mrs. Lockwood comes to Flagstaff under the Coop erative Extension work in Agriculture and Home Economies taken up by the Extension service of the University of Arizona College of Agriculture.
 Mrs. Lockwood gave an hour so in- structive of good that her audience would fain have sat longer under her interesting instruction and demon strations. Along the lines of conser- vations her points were we'll taken; one particularly good point being that when we substitute we must not .ex- pect the results to be as good as when we use the usual and more expensive products. A number of wholesome recipes were given.
 Perhaps the use of potatoes was the most prominent point touched upon, but all the demonstrations were suc- cessful. We would give you one of her recipes which was not only ex- ceedingly attractive but wholesome las well.
 [ PITTSBURGH POTATOES.
 2 cups cold boiled potatoes, diced.
 2 cups white sauce.
 IS pound of cheese.
 2 pimentoes chopped.
 2 ounces bread crumbs.
 1 tablespoon fat.
 Method: Place diced potatoes in 9 baking dish. Pour the white sauce over them; put layer of grated cheese on top, over this the chopped pimentoes; melt the tablespoon of fat, stir the breadcrumbs in it and then spread them on top of the potato dish. Bake in slow oven until the cheese melts.
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 Christmas Party.
 A merry Xmas party enjoyed the hospitality of Dr. and Mrs. Blome on last Saturday evening. The guests of honor were the Xmas Seniors, but the Faculty entire was also present. A