The Coconino sun., 1918-02-15
INTERE STING EVENTS IN THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD % By MRS FRANK NOBLE
By MRS. FRANK NOBLE

Patriotic Meeting.
 The Flagstaff Woman's Club met in most interesting session on Satur- day at three at the home of Mrs. F. S. Breen. Mrs. Slipher presided and asked for the minutes of last meet ing. Next came the roll call with pa triotic responses. Reports of treasu- Ter and committees followed, after which short business session was held. While it has been customary for the music department to present a program on Washington's Birthday the club saw fit to eliminate the tea this year in view of activities in Red Cross circles. The patriotism of the club was felt not alone in the res ponses at roll call but later a more practical demonstration was made by unanimous vote that ten dollars from the club treasury be donated to the local Red Cross; another unani- nous vote placed two Thrift Stamps in the club treasury. At the conclus- ion of the business session Mrs. La throp favored the club with the love- ly vocal selection of Fritz Kreisler-- "A cradle Song" Later Mrs. Her. rington read a patriotic poem and the president gave a few words per tinent to woman's work in various lines.
 The program closed with the sing ing of several patriotic selections.
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 Party at New Sanford Home
 We just simply lifted the lid this week socially. Perhaps because the Lenten season was so near, neverthe- less the week was as gay as the Xmas holidays.
 The lovliest of these affairs were the two house warnings at the new Sanford home.
 t On Saturday night dancing party took occasion to test the floors. Need less to say they were found perfect. On Tuesday night cards were the or der of the evening to a large list of invited guests. A tour of inspection through the lovely rooms was no small part of the pleasure afforded for the home is not only completely modern in every architectural detail but most attractively furnished throughout. MT. and Mrs. Sanford proved ideal hostesses and their many friends rejoice with them in their. new abode.
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 Five Hundred Club Meets.
 MT. and Mrs. c. B. Wilson were de- lightful hosts on Tuesday night to their friends of the Five Hundred Club. Cards furnished the first few hours of entertainment, while later, dainty refreshments were served. The decorations were most suggestive of Valentine Day for the hearts and cu- pids were suspended from lights and draperies, while heart shaped sugges- tions at the dainty supper also car ried out the idea. The guests includ- ed MT. and Mrs. Albers, MT. and Mrs. Adams, Mir. and Mrs. Brandon, Mrs. Edgar Hash, MT. J. D. Jackson, Dr. and Mrs. T. P. Manning, MT. and Mrs. Sullivan, MT. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Dr. and Mrs. Finn, Mir. and Mrs. Waldhaus, MT. and Mrs. Crable, Mr. and. Mrs. Marsh, Mir. M. I. Powers, Mir. Earl Galpin, MT. Roger Morse, Miss Louise Greenlaw and Miss Bess Tidwell.
 Sell ViOlets for Red Cross.
 The girls of Campbell Hall were quite enthusiastic to "do their bit" all so, so they selected Wednesday for "Violet Day.. Ten young ladies from the hall, the Misses Gillis, Van Deren, Ellsworth, Abbot, Titcomb, Long, Fay, Beckwith, Glisson, Tate, Fairchilds, and Woodson had no diff ficulty whatever in persuading the stern sex that if they had never before carried a fragrant bunch of violets home before, it was not too late yet to begin the happy custom.
 The result? We'll, financially it will mean great deal to the local Red Cross chapter, but untold pleas ure will accrue besides.
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 Delightful Evening at Cards.
 Mrs. Paul and daughter, Marion, entertained quite delightfully."- last Friday evening at cards.
 Their guests included MT. and Mrs. F.. c. Mills, Mir. and Mrs. H. s. Beck CT, MT. and Mrs. Owen Duff, MT. and Mrs. c. Brewster, Mrs. Benedict, MT.