The Coconino sun., 1918-08-30
INTERE STING EVENTS THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD

MRS. FRANK N. NOBLE

Various contests, furnished fun fol all, while the would-be state and coun. ty officials made plain their qualIn cations for the various offices.
 Dancing and drawing for the big prizes offered made the afternoon anc evening pass all too quickly. | < -s -.. l.
 In Honor of
 Miss Hansell. Miss Elizabeth Hennessy enter tained quite delightfully."- last Wednes- day evening honoring Miss Montey Hansell of Los Angeles, schoolmate of Mrs. Hennessy.
 This was strictly feminine affair and all the guests devoted the early part of the evening to knitting for the soldiers. Who can say but that many a thought of far-away soldier lad was woven into that sock! After most delectable refreshments, special lit- tie vaudeville was put on by the girls, clever enough for staging, we think. Miss Hennessy's guests included the honor guest, Miss Hansell, Miss Paul. inc Jones of Williams, the Misses Bar bara and Louise Rickel, Miss Cecelia Lind, Miss Mary Francis, Miss Vir- ginia Lockett, Miss Dorothy Jakle Miss Marie Garrett, Miss Katherine Kennedy, Miss Claire Campbell, the Misses Claire and Veronica McGon. igle, Miss Lena Doyle and Miss Louise Greenlaw. Mrs. Charlebois lovely voice was heard during the evening in several songs, while music by the other guests added to the de. lightful time.
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 Entertain "5OO Club"
 Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson were de. lightful hosts last evening when they entertained for the Five Hundred Club, of which they are members.
 The early part of the evening was given over to cards, while later an al together social time was indulged ir during the serving of an appetizine lunch. Enjoying the affair were Mir and Mrs. Sullivan, MT. and Mrs. J. D Jackson, MT. and Mrs. Albers, MT and Mrs Brandon, MT. and Mrs. E. M Brown, MT. and Mrs. Marsh, Dr. and Mrs. Finn, Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Wilson Guests of the club were Mir. and Mrs. Lindbloom, Mir. and Mrs. Ira Hart, MT. and Mrs. Willis Brown, Mrs G. F. Manning, Mrs. T. P. Manning, Mrs. Julia Kleisher and Dr. Wilson. Ladies' Aid
 Society Meeting. ..
 The ladies of the Aid Society met in a most interesting session last Thursday afternoon at the Presbyte- rian church.
 The usual reports from various chairmen was the prelude to pro- gram of music and readings planned by the hostesses, Mrs. Ormond, Mrs. J. c. Kelly and Mrs. Diamond. Mrs Fay, Miss Metcalf and Mrs. Stiles all graciously responded to enchores. Miss Turner and Miss Johnson of Tuba gave most enlightening talks on their Indian work and were congratu- lated upon their presentation of the subject. Delicious punch was later served the guests.
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 In Honor of
 Miss Loudermilch.
 Miss Lutie Paxton's home was the scene of delightfully."- informal social affair last Wednesday evening.
 Miss Virginia Loudermilch, who has been spending the summer in Flag staff, leaves soon to take up school duties in Ray, Arizona.
 Cards furnished the main diversion for the evening. Later delicious re- treatments were served the following guests: The Misses Virginia Louder milch, Addie Morse, Leslie Mayflower, Lura Kinsey, Zella Jones, Elizabeth Watkins and Mildred Hornbern.
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 We sat under criticism last Sunday morning and really felt we deserved it. Dr. Baum had a fine sermon on "A Peculiar People," and when we heard him say how pathetic it was to have Gods chosen people "teased" into doing things to advance His kingdom we really felt he was talking to us. The topic for Sunday morning will be "The Burning Heart" In the evening we will hear Lessons From the Si- lences."
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 A happy party motored to Red Lake picnic Saturday, composed of D. A. Gilchrist, government employe of this city, and wife; Mrs. Lord and two daughters of New Jersey, Miss Rose and Margaret Walsh of Madison, Wis; Messrs. Frank Lewis and De- Lore Nichols of this city, and Dr. Bartlett, assistant state entomologist, and wife of Phoenix.
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 Miss Lena Doyle, one of Flagstaff's most charming and popular young ladies, left yesterday for Miami, where she will teach school the coming year. Miss Mary Shannon, another fair daughter, left the same day for the south to teach this year.
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 The w. c. T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. T. E.. Pulliam Thursday afternoon, September 9th, at 2:30 o'clock.
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