The Coconino sun., 1918-08-23
INTERESTING EVENTSIN THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
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MRS. FRANK N. NOBLE

Flossie Montgomery, Agnes Fitzmor- ris, and Pearl Bader; Messrs. Claude Phelan, Gus Jakle, Ernest Hogan, Cornelius Buckley, Guy Longley, Chester Mills, and John Conrard.
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 In Honor of
 Mrs. R. H. H. Blome.
 Mrs Breen's lovely home was the scene last Saturday afternoon of so- cial gathering which held just an ele ment of sadness, for the coterie were warm, personal friends of the honor guest, Mrs. R. H. H. Blome, who is so soon to lesv Flagstaff. At 1 o'clock the guests were bidden to the dining room, where most attractively be- decked tables held places for some twenty ladies. One happy feature was the moving of the honor guest from table to table as the dainty menu was carried out in courses.
 After dinner coffee was served in the music room and after the cups were removed Mrs. Blome found each guest had taken this occasion to show some marked appreciation of her friendship, by bearing fo her sim pie gift laden with good wishes for the coming years. These, too, had to be inspected by the guests as well, dur ing delightful selections on the piano by Flagstaff visitor, Mrs. Lytle. At four the guests bid adieu to both Mrs. Blome and their hostess.
 Enjoying the occasion we found Mrs. K. H. H. Blome, Mrs. Charles Greeniaw, Mrs. James Milligan, Miss Milligan, Mrs. Lytle, Mrs. Light bourne, Mrs. S. S. Acker, Mrs. o. S. Baum, Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Switzer, Mrs. Pollock, Mrs. Ehlers, Mrs. Ormond, Mrs. Fronske, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Harvey, Miss Alice Windes, Mrs. Rees, Mrs. Noble and Miss Stemmons. +
 Mrs. C. o. Robinson and
 Daughter Leave. .. Another departure from Flagstaff that will cause regret from many old friends is that of Mrs. c. o. Robinson and daughter, Marjorie. Mrs. Robin son counts many friends both in town and at the Normal, where she gave of her winning personality for so many years.
 Los Angeles will be their first stop ping place and after that their plans are indefinite.
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 Fun at Costume Party. Was there ever more fun than a costume party? So thought twenty l four little friends of the Misses Mar garet and Lucille Koch, who gath cred at their home last Friday night. The fun attending the masking and dancing, interspersed with games, mu- ! sic and refreshments made the eve fning's fun irresistible and the occa- sion stands out as one long to be re- membered.
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 At the Federated Church. With fine enthusiasm, the congre- Igations at the Federated church be- speak the interest in religious mat lters. Last Sunday morning the seat ling capacity was taxed ts its utmost. | One of the visiting delegates at the lconference gave the address, opening lwith most pleasing tribute to the tpastor of the Federated church, Dr.. 10. S. Baum. Next Sunday. morning will be an interesting service, no doubt-the topic,,"a Peculiar People" l" sounds both unusual and fine. The evening topic, Eating That Which Dieth of Itself," has at least such an unusual sound as to make us curious to attend and be enlightened. I .:. !: <. <
 Delightful Circle Meeting. What more delightful than a circle meeting out among the pines! With we'll filled baskets fourteen ladies of Circle No. 1 motored to the pretty grove near the reservoir, spreading their lunch at noon and later talking over affairs pertinent to the work of the Ladies' Aid.
 Some visitors were noted among the crowd and new members cordially well comed.