The Coconino sun., 1919-08-15

present DcSlQeS large aICenudnce or town members. Chas. Gorham, of Florence, worthy grand patron of the Grand Chapter of Arizona, addressed the meeting and refreshments were served.
 Arrives from Chicago
 Mrs. Bertha Kennedy and daughter, who have been in Chicago all summer attending school - Mrs. Kennedy at the University of Chicago, and Miss Kennedy at the Gregg Business Col lege--arrived home Tuesday morning. Mrs. Kennedy will resume her work at the Emerson school on Monday morning in the capacity of assistant principal.
 Mrs. L. B. Maxwell entertained at dinner recently a group of young girls who numbered Miss Thelma Haryison, Miss Mabry Henning and Miss Mary Beckwith.
 Church Picnic Dinner
 One of the most delightful social events of the summer was enjoyed last Wednesday evening when the ladies of St. Margaret's Guild of the Episcopal Church entertained the men of the church with an appetizing pie nic dinner and an evening of music at the home of Mir. and Mrs. R. G. Steveson, at Riordan.
 Automobile parties of the guests left Flagstaff for Riordan between 5 and 5:30 p. m., and when the time came for the picnic dinner to be spread outdoors under the pines, there
 were 57 people present. After the dinner, consisting of an abundance of good things to eat, the whole com
 pany gathered in the parlor and on the wide porch of the Stevcson home
 to enjoy the music.
 l As the hour of ten approached, the auto parties were made up for the
 return trip. Many were the hearty expressions of pleasure and apprecia-
 tion for the enjoyable evening. Sin
 cere thanks were gladly paid to the
 committee of the Guild which had the
 affair in charge, and to the host and
 hostess who contributed everything
 possible to make the entertainment
 real success. Not a few remarked on the value of the good fellowship
 which was aroused, and expressed an enthusiastic desire to have an early repetition of such good time. Missionary Society
 Meets The Missionary Society of the Fed erated Church held its regular meet
 ing out at the conference grounds, four miles east of town on Wednesday : afternoon. There was large crowd in attendance and a splendid meeting was. The meeting was held in the big auditorium and those present were
 given the opportunity of hearing talks
 by women whose work is among the
 Indians
 , Mrs. Thayer, who is stationed at Kayenta, first gave very interesting l talk on the Hopi Indians, telling of their ways of living, their customs, and their habits and of the mission ary work among them. Mrs. Clark, of Fort Defiance, then talked of the Navajos, with whom she and Reverend MT. Clark work. She touched on many interesting points of , this tribe.
 Mrs. Edgar, of Needles, gave a
 brief but interesting outline of the
 work among the Mohave tribe.
 Mrs. Anderson, of Truxton Canyon,
 was called upon to speak of the Wal |, lipai Indians. This she did in few we'll chosen words.
 , +$$* The Southwest Conference
 The session of the Southwest Con- 1; ference began Tuesday evening and will continue until the twenty-fourth
 of this month. All the cottages at the grounds are occupied and there is much interest being taken in the serv- ices, which occur three times each day. Meals are served at actual cost in the dining hall and the waitresses are all volunteers.
 All persons wishing to go to confer
 ence grounds will leave word the day
 before at Harper's Second-Ha store. Arrangements will be made to take them out free of charge. : +$++ Visitor from Indiana Miss Vienna Ogborn, of New Cas- ] tie, Ind, arrived with Mrs. Bertha Kennedy and Miss Kennedy Tuesday morning. Miss Ogburn is a sister of Mrs. M. c. Wisehart and will spend the winter, guest in the Kennedy home. ++$$
 Mrs. Noble to Arrive
 Mrs. Ann Noble and little daughter
 Ann Amelia, will arrive in Flagstaff
 in few days. Mrs. Noble and Ann 5 Amelia have a host of friends here : who will heartily welcome them home. BEVO-Cold as ice-15 cents per bot. < tie at all druggists and soft drink
 stands.