The Coconino sun., 1919-09-05

The nrSC general meeLlng Of the Woman's Club will be held Saturday. September 13, at Emerson school, at p. m. All members urged to be present.
 Browns to Say Farewell
 The many friends of the E. M. Browns deem it regrettable that their departure for california and their new home on the coast is scheduled for early October. Farewell dinners, picnics and parties are being an- nounced and yesterday at the home of Mrs. Bert Cameron the first of a series of complimentary card parties was rendered Mrs. Brown. Here a number of old-time friends gathered and spent the afternoon at auction bridge.
 Mrs. Cameron's lovely rooms were cool and fragrant with lovely bowls of sweet peas and ferns while the dainty ,repast served in two courses was enjoyed to the full. The guests included Mrs. Brown, the Mrs. Man. ming, Sr. and Jr., Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mrs. Hays Nance, Mrs. Asselin, Mrs. Walter Lindblom, Mrs. J. D. Jackson, Mrs. Henry Albers, Mrs. Paul Finn, Mrs. c. B. Wilson, Mrs. Arthur Sul- livan, Mrs. Herman Kahl, Mrs. Joe Waldhaus, Mrs. Edgar Hash and Miss Ogborn of Newcastle, Ind.
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 Making New Home
 In Chloride
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Ehlers have left for their new home in Chloride. That Flagstaff sends them forth with many good wishes but also with many regrets has been attested at many farewell functions during the week just past. Their friendships formed during their six years residence in Flagstaff have been many and true and wherever they go the same will doubtless be said.
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 Miss Agnes Todd
 Visits in Flagstaff
 Miss Agnes Todd stopped off in Flagstaff from an Eastern trip on Saturday last to renew acquaintance for brief time. She was the house guest of Mrs. Fred s. Breen, and the few days spent here were all too brief in the estimation of her many friends. However, several delightful affairs were crowded in as a compli- ment to her. One was an informal luncheon at one o'clock on Monday with Mrs. Hugh Campbell as hostess. Covers were laid for Miss Todd, Mrs. Breen, Mrs. Robinson and daughter Marjorie, Mrs. Pollock, Mrs. Liver more, Miss Morton, Mrs. Sanford, the hostess, Mrs. Campbell, and daughter Luella.
 On Sunday evening picnic supper after a delightful drive through Schultz's Pass was planned with Mrs. Sanford and Mrs. Pollock as hostesses to a small coterie of old-time friends of Miss Todd's. The drive, the sup per, and the "reminiscences recalled made the hours pass swiftly but very pleasantly, and on Tuesday morning Miss Todd resumed her journey to her Prescott home. Plan Local Chapter
 For Crittenden Home
 / While the plans are but tentative as yet, we are glad to say little word about the local chapter which has been formed to work in connection with the larger organization known so widely as the Crittenden Home. A number of ladies met Wednesday a. the home of Mrs. T. E. Pollock, on North Leroux street, and listened to the plans set forth by Mrs. Atwater, representing the Phoenix chapter. The organization plans to meet once a month and the personnel of officers as follows: Mrs. Tom Rees, presi- dent; Mrs. T. E. Pollock, vice presi- dent; Miss Minnie Lintz, secretary; and Mrs. Frank Curtis, treasurer. More definite data of the October meeting will be given later in these columns. The ladies are particularly anxious to have a strong local organ ization and they feel sure that the ladies will heartily support the move ment. Important Message
 At Federated Church
 Sunday morning will find us all journeying to the Federated Church to hear a message on Dwelling with the King" We will need some prep aration for this--so why not use the now discarded motto since war time; "Be Prepared!" On Sunday night Dr. Baum will have a message for the Normal faculty and students. This has become an annual event in church circles, and the good music and advice given make all features of the evening enjoyable. 'Normal Night" has come to stay, we hope.
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 MT. and Mrs. Charlie Clark enter- tained at very enjoyable picnic in Schultz's Pass on Sunday in honor of their old-time friends, MT. and Mrs. Stephen Phillips, of Phoenix. The latter have been camping and touring in the northern part of the state for several weeks. Besides MT. and Mrs. Phillips, the other guests were: MT. and Mrs. Will Marian, Mrs. Marlar's