The Coconino sun., 1919-07-11
INTERE STING EVENTS IN
 THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
MRS. FRANK HARRISON-Phone 139
Five Hundred Club Meets


 Five Hundred Club Meets
 The, Five Hundred Club met at the hospitable home of Dr. and Mrs. P. Paul Finn Thursday evening, and the club members and invited guests are deeply indebted to the host and host ess for an unusually enjoyable meet ing. The game was spirited one throughout the entire evening and the luncheon served at the conclusion was pleasant feature.
 < f++r Lake Mary Popular
 Lake Mary continues to prove a popular resort for pleasure seekers. Among the many Flagstaff people who motored down last Sunday were Miss Katherine Farrell, Miss Emma Escapoole, Miss Eunice Abbott, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Finn, and Messrs. Craig Pottinger, Jack Mains, and L. c. Ste venSon.
 Meeting of Eastern Star
 The Eastern Star held its regular meeting Tuesday night Six candi- dates were initiated and refreshments which consisted of ice-cold water melon, were served.
 < | ++ Rebekahs Meet
 The Rebekah Lodge had an enjoy able meeting last night when there were several candidates initiated, an informal program rendered, and re- treatments served.
 ++.++ Trip to Grand Canyon
 An auto party consisting of the Sisters of Loretto, Mrs. William Bab- bitt, Edwin Rabbit and Tom Doyle, Misses Maggie and Carrie Pickle and Elaine Rabbit enjoyed a trip to the Grand Canyon Wednesday.
 | *++ Visiting Mrs. Gassman
 Miss Schrader, of Phoenix, arrived in the city Tuesday evening and will be a visitor in the Gassman home for several weeks.
 Moved to RiOrdan Mrs. James A. Davis and little daughters have moved out to Riordan where they expect to spend the re- maining summer months. Missionary Society Meets
 The Missionary Society of the Fed erated Church enjoyed a pleasant meeting at the home of Mrs. Hugh Campbell Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. Campbell as hostess and Mrs. Walker as leader. Japan" was the interesting topic for the afternoon. ++++ Host at Dinner Party
 George Rabbit was host recently at dinner party at which covers were laid for Miss Eunice Babbitt, Miss Charlebois, Rev. Father Rossetti of Los Angeles, Tom Mccullough, Craig Pottinger, L. W. Quinlan, William Daze of Winslow, and George Babbitt. $+$ Informal Opening of Ashurst Auditorium
 Tonight will mark the opening of the new Ashurst auditorium. This event is one that has been looked for ward to for long time by the stu dents of the Northern Arizona Normal School, as we'll as the people of Flag staff. It is to be an informal affair, though none the less enjoyable. The Misses Rose and Margaret Walsh have arranged an interesting musical and literary program which will begin promptly at half after eight o'clock This will be followed by dancing. A cordial invitation is extended to all patrons and friends of the Normal school and hearty response is ex- pected.
 Returns to Williams
 Mrs. John Juhl returned to her home in Williams Tuesday night after pleasant visit with her daughter, Mrs. R. J. Common.
 . . $$ From Phoenix
 Mrs. Thomas Campbell came up from the capital city recently to be a house guest of Mrs. Hugh Campbell. From Cincinnati
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Verkamp, E. J. Babbitt, Ed Babbitt, Jr., and Miss Elizabeth Rabbit arrived in the city Tuesday night from Cincinnati and will visit relatives here for short while.
 + + $$ Left for California ... Mrs. Fred Hernandez left Tuesday for Turlock, Cal, where she will visit with her mother until the 1st of Au- gust.
 $$ House Guest
 Mrs. E. H. Wheat has been enter taining as a house guest Miss May Morgan, of Phoenix.