The Coconino sun., 1918-04-12
INTERESTING EVENTS IN THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD @9 By MRS FRANK NOBLE %
By MRS. FRANK NOBLE
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Leroux and Sitgreaves Ave. and south to Railroad, Mrs. Breen, chairman.
 No. 3-West of Sitgreaves and north of Railroad, Mrs. R. E. Taylor, chairman.
 No. 4-South of Railroad, between Beaver and Milton (not including Old Town.) Mrs. Geo. Harrington, chair man.
 No. 5-Milton, Mrs. w. B. Smith, chairman.
 No. Gold Town, Miss Benita Lopaz, chairman. i No. 7-New Mill.
 Mrs. Adams most fittingly con cluded, "All the blood, all the heroism, all the money and munitions in the world cannot win the war unless our armies and the armies of the allies i are fed. They will not be fed unless we take care of them, indeed, if we are not prudent we, too, shall go hun gryw
 The W0man's Club Meeting. The Flagstaff Woman's club will meet Saturday at three o'clock D. m. in the assembly hall of the Emerson school building. Miss Abbott will ex- hibit the art collection, at the close of the meeting.
 Delightful Trips Planned.
 Miss Sutherland, of North Hum- phries street, has as her house guest for the week, Mrs. Bixby, of Califor- mia. Many delightful mortoring trips and other social events are being plan ned for Mrs. Bixby's short stay in Flagstaff. One quite charming affair was on last Monday afternoon, when Miss Sutherland, at little informal tea, presented Mrs. Bixby to small coterie of friends.
 Calling and chatting over the tea cups between the hours of three and five, were Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Riordan, Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. Honn, Mrs. Pol lock, Mrs. Ehlers, Mrs. William Bab- bitt, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Thorpe, Mrs. Rosenberry, Miss Ryan, Miss Meek, Miss Smith, Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Noble.
 "All Present or Accounted For"
 A very happy reunion was con sumated at the Wisehart home for a few days last week. The soldier son, Albert Smith, was home on a short furlough from Camp Kearny, and to complete the circle, Miss Kathryn Kennedy left Mesa on Saturday to join them over the Sabbath, thus making "all present and accounted for"
 Miss Kennedy left Tuesday to re- sume her school duties, while Albert Smith will remain in Flagstaff another week :. At the Sanford Home.
 The Sanford home on Saturday last presented unusual activity, but the reason was soon evident when one found that the young people of the house, Miss Elizabeth and Master Tom had chosen the hours from four to six to entertain some thirty of their friends.
 Needless to say, the guests found royal entertainment, even to having a real show staged for their benefit by promising young amateur troupe from the Normal. At six, a dainty little lunch was served, after which goodbyes were said.
 i. !. i. I. At the Federated Church.
 The Sunday services at the Feder- ated church still hold a great deal of interest for those who attend. Next Sunday the topics seem particularly interesting. The morning one, Gath ering Sticks" the evening one, "Set- ting up Banner" Let us make the oft repeated prediction true-that the house of the Lord will soon see a marked increase in attendance be- cause of sentiment created during the war The fine attendance on Easter Sunday was not duplicated the fol- lowing week-and yet for no apparent reason do you think?
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