The Coconino sun., 1919-04-04
INTERESTING EVENTS IN
 THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
MRS. FRANK HARRIsoN-Phone 1ss
Rebekah Lodge Holds Interesting

Rebekah Lodge Holds Interesting Meeting.
 There were several new members in- litiated into the Rebekah Lodge last Thursday night. A very interesting meeting was held. An informal pro- gram was enjoyed and splendid SUD- per served, covers being laid for fifty.
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 At the Federated Church.
 The, Reverend Dr. Atkinson presid- ing Elder of the Methodist church, will conduct the services at the eleven o'clock morning worship, Sunday, April the sixth. The regular pastor, the Rev. o. S. Baum, will have for the evening topic Do You Know Ab- imelich?" Since the new time sched- ule has gone in effect the evening ser vices at the Federated church will be- gin at fifteen minutes after eight o'clock.
 Visits the Grand Falls.
 At an early hour on last Sunday morning happy party set out for the Grand Falls of the Little Cobra do river Those enjoying this trip were the Misses Rose and Margaret Welsh, Bess Tidwell, and Messrs. Ray and Herbert Babbitt, Earl Slipher and Adolph Boenitsch. They spent most pleasant day for conditions were ideal for the trip. The day was warn and spring-like and there was an abund- ance of picnic lunch, whiih always adds to the pleasure of day spent in this fahion.
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 Birthday Party.
 A birthday celebration was the hap py experience of little Jimmy Beard, the seven-y -year-old son of MT. and Mrs. w. S. Beard when on Tuesday evening at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Jean Switzer, there was family dinner party given in celebration of the lit- tie fellows seventh birthday. There was an elaborate course dinner of god thigs that would delight child's heart. A beautiful birthday cake, upon which were lighted tiny candles numbering seven, formed the center piece for the table. Covers were laid for Mrs. L. M. Breen, grandmother of the little boy, Mrs. Jean Switzer, MT. and Mrs. F. S. Breen, Mir. and Mrs. W. S. Beard and their three children, Winfield, Weltha and Jimmie, the lit- tie guest of honor.
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 Northern Arizona Presbytery
 Meeting Here.
 There was an important meeting of the NortherR Arizona Presbytery at the Federated church Wednesday ey- ening. The Rev. George A. White of Springerville, preached an able ser mon and there was special music by Mrs. J. A. Davis. After the church services there was business meeting of the Presbytery. The following wis iting ministers were present: Messrs. Cory, Mitchell, Butler, Clark, Mirup, Edgar, Johnson and White.
 On Monday eening at the Federated church there will be an interesting meeting in the interest of the New Era and Centenary movements, which at this time are attracting world wide at tention. The Revs. Dr. Atkinson and MT. Stevens will have charge of this meting, and they will have with them ! steroptican views of the new move- ments. Preceding this meeting there will be supper at the Presbyterian church at six o'clock for the active workers of these movements, after which they will go to the Federated church for the main meeting to which everybody is cordially invited and urged to attend.
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 Sunday School Class
 Entertains.
 | Joyousness and merriment prevailed at the six o'clock supper given by Mrs. Bertha Kennedy and her Sunday School class of young girls on Friday night at the Presbyterian church. This particular class enjoys occasions of this kind once a month, and it is Mrs. Kennedy's custom to appoint 2 committee each time to make arrange ments for the party. The committee was composed of the Misses Ethel Compton, Nelma Black and Julia Ben son. They proved very capable com mittee, and most enjoyable party was the result of their efforts. The class members provided the splendid supper, and each one invited a guest, making their number twenty. After supper was over the young ladies spent the evening in enjoying games and music. Those present were the Misses Fife Allsup Annetta Meech. Jessie Graham, Mable Benson, Julia Benson, Minnie Benson, Grace Wensel, Ethel Compton, Nelma Black, Bessie Kidd, Lucille Kidd, Frances Kapanke, Bettie Harrington, Ava Hayes, Alma Acker, Margaret Walker, Mary Me- | ~ Dc zI