The Coconino sun., 1919-04-25

1 Out of Town Guests
 Among the out-of town guests who were in Flagstaff to attend the Junior Costume Ball were Mrs. c. E. Wyrick, Mrs. Roy Savage, Miss Dorothy Saw age, Miss Ruth Goldsworthy and the Messrs. Richard Wyrick, Thomas Long and Walter Creswell, all of Winslow, and Jack Greer of Leupp. | + l. 1. + Th Parish Meeting to Be
 Held Tonight
 The parish meeting of the Episcopal church will be held at the Giclas home in Milton tonight. It is expected that large crowd will be present. | i. .s. i. <.
 Visitor from Canyon Diablo
 Mrs. Joe Frohmiller, who visited friends in town for few days last week, returned to her home at Can yon Diablo the last of the week.
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 Interesting Visitors
 Capt. John B. Stetson, jr., son of the manufacturer of the famous Stetson hats, and his wife are visitors in Flag staff this week and while in the city are guests at the Ideal Hotel. Captain and Mrs. Stetson motored over from the Grand Canyon in their Cadillac roadster and will go from here to Payson. Their home is in Philadel- phia.
 Overland Trip to Jerome MT. and Mrs. A. G. Stevenson and two little aughters--Charlotte and l at I n Rttn-xx,ill fa A in their car today, where they will be guests over the weekend in the home of Mir. and Mrs. William Archdeacon Mir. and Mrs. Archdeacon were recent guests in the Stevenson home here.
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 Attended Junior Ball
 Dick Wyrick was visitor in town Monday, having come up to attend the Junior Costume Ball. He returned to Winslow Tuesday afternoon and was accompanied home by Harvey Pitts. | | $+
 Gone to California
 | Mrs. Everett Lennon left this week for visit at her former home in Los Angeles.
 Rex Goble Home
 The many friends of Rex Goble are | giving him warm welcome home af- ter sojourn of some months over ir France in the service of the United States army.
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 Mrs. Maxwell had as guests last Friday three of the Normal school girls-the Misses Ruth Murray, Mabry Henning and Marguerite Wyrick. Missionary Society Meets
 The Missionary Society of the Fed erated church met yesterday afternoon and enjoyed an interesting meeting. Hostesses for the afternoon were the Mesdames Acker, Fronske, Finer and Rapanke. Mrs. Walker led in the de- votionals, which were very impressive. After the business meeting was dis posed of pleasant social hour was spent and this was followed by light refreshments.
 $$+* II Mrs. Joe Babbitt and baby-Emma Jean-who have been visiting Mrs. Babbitt's parents in Mesa, are expect ed home soon. @
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 Gone to Prescott
 Mrs. J. V. Dickinson left yesterday for Prescott, where she will visit for several weeks in the home of her sis ter at that place.
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 Pretty Birthday Party
 It was happy group of little girls who enjoyed an extremely pretty birthday party at the home of Mrs. William Rudd on Thursday afternoon. The little ones were bidden to come at BOO o'clock and stay until 500 D. m., and to help make little Marga- ret's fourth birthday one not soon to be forgotten. s Efs
 The home was attractively decorat- ed in pink, the color most beautiful to all little girls, and the table was a picture so cleverly decorated and ar ranged as to bring forth many ex- clamations of joy, exclamations that alone would cause the hostess to feel doubly repaid for her efforts. 1 In the center of the table artificial grass was arranged, on this downy yellow ducks and little bright-eyed chickens, were placed, and the reflec- tion of this clever arrangement in a mirror that had been so placed, re- suited in picture of real lake where grass grows and little ducks swim. At one end of the table the beautiful birthday cake bearing four wonderful pink candies attracted much attention, as well as the tiny pink baskets whicr were filled with dainty candies. The luncheon that was