The Coconino sun., 1918-08-09
By MISS EVA STEWART
Red Cross Work.

Red Cross Work.
 The Red Cross chapter in Flagstaff is right there" when 1t comes to turn ing off work. With the finishing of the work on Tuesday, the supply of garments on hand was completed. It is expected that the material for the completion of the allotment will be here soon. Every lady keep her in- terest alive, so that the next shipment can be made on time.
 Mrs. Porter has requested that all of the garments and knitted goods be completed and returned to the work room as soon as possible.
 The call for women for the Student Nurse Reserve has been responded to by five women of Flagstaff. Any wishing to register in this service may do so at any time on Tuesday and Friday, at the Red Cross workroom.
 The pageant given by the Normal School last Friday night netted $230, which was turned over to the Red Cross.
 Federated Church Services.
 Rev. O. S. Baum, of the Federated church has chosen as his topic for the Sunday morning service "The Optim- ism of the Bible" The talk at the evening service will be made by Rev. Henderson, a boyhood friend and schoolmate of Rev. Baum's.
 All members of the church and friends are urged to be present. There is message for everyone.
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 Trip to Canyon. ..-
 Rev. and Mrs. o. S. Baum and Miss Ruth Baum enjoyed a several days visit this week at the Canyon.
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 Dryden -Brough Wedding. .
 A pretty, but quiet wedding took place in Morton Hall last Friday aft. ernoon, when Miss Lorena Dryden and Mir. Paris Brough were united in mar riage, Rev. o. s. Baum of the Fed erated church officiating. The scene of the ceremony was made very at- tractive with decorations appropriate for wartime weddings.
 Mir. and Mrs. Brough left imme- diately for California, where they will spend several days with parents of the groom.
 Mrs. Brough will return to school to resume her studies, while Mir. Brough will rejoin his ship in New York.
 Reception for Baums. ..
 The home of Mrs. Hugh Campbell was made doubly attractive Monday afternoon by a profusion of flowers, when she was charming hostess at a reception given in honor of Rev. and Mrs. o. S. Baum and Miss Ruth Baum. Between the hours of three and five, about seventy guests called to meet the pastor and his wife and daugh- ter.
 In the receiving line were Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Breen, Mrs. Harvey, Rev. and Mrs. Baum, Miss Ruth Baum, Mrs. Milligan, Mrs. Robinson, and Mrs. Scarborough. Mrs. F. E. Jones presided over the punch bowl. Mrs. Campbell's hospitality was thoroughly enjoyed by all who were present.
 Camping Trip. MT. and Mrs. Joe Wilson and family and Mir. and Mrs. Hayes Nance for the past two weeks have been enjoy l ing camping trip at Lake Mary. + < +
 Camping Thip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry c. Shaw and Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Ormond and Miss Frances Ormond spent the latter part of the week camping in Shultz Pass. i. I. + +
 Missionary Meeting. The regular monthly meeting of the Missionary Society of the Federated church was held at the home of Mrs. Hugh E. Campbell, Thursday after noon at 2:30.
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 Birthday Party.
 Little Miss Ann Jakle entertained a number of her friends Tuesday after noon in honor of her eighth birthday. The little folk enjoyed various games