The Coconino sun., 1919-09-19
INTERE STING EVENTS IN
 THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
MRS. FRANK NOBLE


 gorgeous flowers made a wonderful centerpiece. Mrs. William Rudd and Mrs. Fred s. Breen were hostesses Ion this occasion and entertained the following guests: Miss Bullard, Mrs. Tom Rees, Mrs. Mary Wilson, Mrs. James Milligan, Mrs. Anna Jones, Mrs. s. s. Acker, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Finer, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Pollock, Mrs. Livermore, Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Mrs. Fronske, Mrs. Lightbourne, Mrs. Noble, Miss Mable Milligan and Miss Alma Acker.
 The guests not only enjoyed the outing and the supper, but through the kindness of the Pearsons they were interested in being shown the many attractive projects worked out at the U. S. experimental station.
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 The topics for next Sunday give us an idea that life after all should con- tain time for serious attitude. The morning topic, "The Bread of Life,", promises to be inspiring, while the evening topic leaves us in a question ing mood-"An Answer to a Vital
  Question" ts
 Let's attend and give consideration to each topic.
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 Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Isham have as. their house guest Miss Katherine Isham of Cincinnati. This is not Miss Isham's first visit to Flagstaff, and her return was pleasantly anticipated by old friends. On Friday last Mrs. Isham gave a prettily appointed luncheon at one o'clock. Covers were laid for Miss Isham, Mrs. Tom Rees, Mrs. Frank Livermore, Mrs. T. E.. Pollock, Miss Esther Bullard, Mrs. Al Sanford and the hostess.
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 Five Hundred Party for
 Mrs. E. M. Brown
 One of the loveliest social functions of the week just past was on Tuesday afternoon in compliment to Mrs. B. M. Brown. Mrs. Lou Charlebois was the hostess at the Charlie Rabbit home, which is particularly we'll adapted to large social gatherings. The rooms on this occasion were lovely with color scheme of white and gold. Huge bowls of flowers interspersed with greenery made a lovely background for the guests as they played the ever popular game-"Five Hundred.' At five o'clock dainty lunch was served by the hostess assisted by number of friends. After lunch the fortunate fplayers with high scores were re- warded-Mrs. Ernest Lennon drawing daintily-knitted washcloth in white and gold; Mrs. Hennessey a box of gilt-edged stationery; while Mrs. Ish- am and Mrs. c. P. Heisser were con soled with lovely bouquets of sweet peas. An informal program of read ings and songs was given by the Misses Walsh and Mrs. Charlebois, after which the guests departed, ac- claiming Mrs. Charlebois a most de- lightful hostess. The guest list in cluded the following: Mesdames E.. M. Brown, Jackson, Aibers, c. B. Wilson, J. P. Wilson, Lindblom, Waldhaus, Asselin, Hash, Heisser, Finn, Sullivan, Nance, Cameron, Hennessey, G. T. Manning, ST., Kleisher, Murphy, Mul- len, Bart, Moran, Jakle, Isham, No- ble, Connor, Harrington, Wm. Babbitt, George Babbitt, Strobel, McMillan, Francis, Raudebaugh, Mccullough, Scholey, Riordan, Sanford, Fronske, Kahl, Griffin, Breen, Johnson, G. F.. Manning, Jr., Richmond, Dickerson, Walsh, Taylor, Woolfolk, Lennon, and the Misses Rose and Margaret Walsh, Miss Metz, Miss Lenore Francis, and Miss Maggie Rickel.
 The Francis Country Home Is Happy Meeting Place
 The beautiful country home of Mrs. John Francis was again the place of happy meeting ground last Saturday afternoon when about 50 guests mo- tored out for an afternoon at cards. Mrs. Raudebaugh received with her mother on this occasion, and the en- tire afternoon was one of rare pleasure.
 Coming Events Cast Their
 Shadows Before
 Mrs. Walter Lindblom will enter tain on Saturday afternoon at cards in honor of Mrs. E. M. Brown and Mrs. Edgar Hash is entertaining to- day in her honor.
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 A Welcome for All
 Newcomers are always heartily wei. con,ed in Flagstaff. The churches are ever ready to extend an opportunity to those who feel in need of a church home. On Friday evening these new corners who care to worship with the Federated congregation are to be