The Coconino sun., 1919-06-13
INTERE STING EVENTS IN
 THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
MRS. FRANK HARRIsoN--Phone 1s9
Children's Day at Federated Church a Success


 Children's Day at Federated Church Success
 Like a charming bit of fairyland was the Federated Church last Sun day morning when the children-most of them primary tots-entertained large audience with delightful pro gram. The efforts of these little folks were beautiful, and the real de- light and joy that the little people themselves got from it was still more beautiful, and the training of the little ones reflects much credit on those whose privilege it was to direct them.
 The Rainbow Drill by ten little girls was especially fine and would have done credit to girls of more advanced years; and the closing song, in which all the kiddies took part, was an ap- out to the little ones.
 The whole program was well done and spoke volumes for the work of both the Sunday school teachers and their charges.
 Altar Society Meets
 The Altar Society had an enjoyable meeting at the home of Mrs. s. Mer- ritt on Wednesday afternoon. After the business was disposed of pleas ant time was spent at card playing. Those not wishing to play cards en- joyed the time sewing and chatting. Appetizing refreshments were served to about twenty ladies.
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 Baby Boy Arrives
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell are happy over the arrival of fine baby boy who arrived last Sunday morning. Midnight Party
 A delightful time was spent at the Caring home last Friday plight when in honor of Miss Ruby Garing's birth day a midnight party was given. After enjoying the early hours of the evening in dancing at the baseball dance at Marlar's hall, the following guests were invited to the Caring home to enjoy a midnight super and more dancing: Misses Edith Thomas, Agnes Kahn, Marguerite Keaggy an1 Brown; Mrs. Keaggy and Mrs. Greer; and Messrs. Jack Greer, V. A. Keith, Louis Stevenson and Denny Herring ton. It was we'll into Saturday moIn- ing before the happy 7 crowd q dispersed Picnic at Lake Mary
 Members of a gay little party of Flagstaff young people who motorea to Lake Mary Monday evening, where they enjoyed ' o'clock picnic sup per and later dancing, included the Misses Helen Bongberg, Nan Long, Mary Francis, Cathrine Farrell, Marie Janet and Rose Garrett; and Messrs. Walter Carlson, Harry Hibben, Jack Greer, Jim Hennessy; Bud Friday, Leslie Currier, Decker Williams. Mrs. Joseph Francis chaperoned the young people.
 Five Hundred Club to Enjoy Picnic at Lake Mary
 As a farewell compliment to Mir. and Mrs. Baxter E. Brandon and Mrs. Brandon's mother, Mrs. Proctor, all of whom will leave soon for California, where they expect to reside perma- nently, the Five Hundred Club will entertain with picnic supper at Lake Mary this evening. A full ac- count of the picnic will be given next week.
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 A delightful dinner party was given last Saturday evening when Mir and Mrs. Walter Lindblom entertained at their home on East Elm street in honor of MT. and Mrs. Stewart Camp bell An elaborate course dinner was served, covers being laid for MT. and Mrs. Campbell, MT. and Mrs. Joe P. Wilson, and Mir. and Mrs. Lindblom.
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 Vacation
 Miss Lena Doyle, who has been teaching in the public schools of Mi ami for the past year, returned to her home Tuesday night, to the de- light of her many friends, and will spend the vacation period with her parents here.
 Back from Los Angeles
 Misses Rose and Margaret Walsh returned from Los Angeles Tuesday evening. The Misses Walsh will re- sume their work at the Normal school when it opens it's doors next Monday morning.
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 Missionary Society Meets
 The Missionary Society of the Fed erated Church enjoyed a pleasant meeting at the home of Mrs. w. A. Mayflower on Thursday afternoon. The subject was Alaska" and Mrs. S. S. Acker gave very interesting nanar ou this tonic