The Coconino sun., 1919-09-12

SeIViCc dI tilc tucidIcu SHuICH. lIlc evening service presents an interest ing phase, too-"Religious Props" Most of us are in need of props to sustain our failing faith, so let's be on hand to derive suggestions that will benefit us.
 In Compliment to
 Mrs. E. M. Brown
 A very lovely affair complimentary to Mrs. E. N. Brown was an event of Thursday afternoon. Mrs. M. A. Mur- phy was the hostess and spared no slightest detail in making the after noon long to be remembered. Flowers were in great profusion, and with their fragrance added to the after noon's pleasure. After social hour at cards delicious luncheon was very daintily served the following guests: Mrs. E. M. Brown, Mrs. Felix Man ming (Both Senior and Junior), Mrs. John Francis, Mrs. Hays Nance, Mrs. Julia Klisler, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Fron- ske, Mrs. John Hennessey, Mrs. J. c. Walsh, Mrs. A. Sullivan, Mrs. Herbert Asselin, Mrs. Herman Kahl, Mrs. Ed gar Hash, Mrs. Lou Charlebois, Mrs. Kate McMillan, Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mrs. Bart, Mrs. Henry Albers, Mrs. Gus Jakle, Mrs. Joe Waldhaus, and Mrs. Bert Cameron. X
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 First General
 Club Meeting for Year
 The Flagstaff Woman's Club has many plans for the coming year. The first general meeting will be held in the Emerson school assembly room to- morrow, Saturday at three o'clock. The usual meeting of the advisory board at 2:30 will precede the general club meeting. Let the first response ito this call for club workers be gen. eral one.
 At the Episcopal
 Church
 True to expectations, an unusually large congregation was present at the Church of the Epiphany last Sunday morning to hear the Bishop of Ari- zona, The Rt. Rev. Julius w. Atwood, who delivered remarkably profitable and inspiring sermon from the text, Gather up the fragments that re- main, that nothing be lost" In very brief address before his sermon, the bishop felicitated the church upon the progress it has made during the past year, especially in having acquired beautiful new two-manual organ and an excellent rectory, and expressed his wishes for continued and greater advancement in both spiritual and temporal things.
 Next Sunday morning, September 14th, at the usual hour of II o'clock, the service will be conducted by the rector, Rev. Luther Moore, who will preach on the subject of "Life's Chief Business" Continual effort is being made to have our services spiritual and uplifting, our music inspirational, and the sermons worth while in full measure. You are warmly invited to attend our service next Sunday morn- ing, and to make the Episcopal church in Flagstaff your church home.
 +*++ An Evening at the Francis Home
 One of the affairs of social promi- hence during the past week was that of Wednesday evening at the lovely summer home of Mir. and Mrs. John Francis. Always delightful is mo- tor trip to this lovely spot, but unusu- | ally so on Wednesday night, for the | moon added its brilliance to the scene. Fifty guests enjoyed the evening at Five Hundred; but cards alone were not responsible for the unusually good i time enioyed for all rayeled in hainp | "old timers" in this good old town of 1 Flagstaff, and over the delicious lunch l served they were quite boastful of it. l