The Coconino sun., 1919-02-21
INTERE STING EVENTS IN
 THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
MRS. FRANK HARRIsoN-Phone 1s9

One of the most talked of social af- fairs of recent date was the banquet given by the Rebekah lodge as a courtesy to Mrs. Elizabeth Tappin president of the Rebekah Assembly who was visiting the local lodge of Flagstaff. A large number of guests were present, including the entire body of the Odd Fellows, who were specially invited. As token of the high esteem in which Mrs. Tappin is held by the lodge she was given a handsome leather pillow cover; and Mrs. Rosaline Clark presented her with silver spoon in recognition of her close association in the Assembly with Mrs. Tappin for the past ten years. Mrs. F. O. Allen, Mrs. Will Porter, and the Misses Ruby and Hazel Caring added greatly to the evenings pleasure by graciously ren- dering some beautiful musical selec- tions. The fact that the meeting held until ? o'clock is proof enough that the affair was an unusual success.
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 Dinner Party.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harlow Yeager, Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Harvey, and MT. and Al Sanford were recent dinner guests of MT. and Mrs. Tom l.. Rees, all of whom later formed party at the Orpheum theatre.
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 Dinner for Soldiers.
 As little welcome home courtesy for William Wilson, Orrin Compton, Dolph Treat, and Dan Francis, MT. and Mrs. Walter Durham entertained with an informally appointed dinner on Thursday of last week. These boys have been in the army since the beginning of hostilities with Germany and are the first of our soldiers to arrive from oversease.
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 Card Party.
 Mrs. John Francis and Mrs. R. E. Taylor were hostesses to a number of ladies last Thursday afternoon at the home of the latter. Seven tables of Five Hundred proved the enter taining feature of the afternoon for most of the guests, though few la dies entertained themselves with sew ing, At half past four o'clock tempt ing refreshments were served. Among those present were Mesdames C. A. Baker, Wm. Grant, Diamond, c. A. Keller, John Hennessy, E. NJ. Doe, Bayless, Joe Francis, P. P. Finn, M. A. Murphy, Chet Black, John Chis- holm, Miss Retta Beasley and Miss Carrie Rickel. Red Cross Ladies Have 
 The workers at the Red Cross room having finished the work on hand, de- cided to give themselves luncheon It was a public affair and all those who had done Red Cross work were asked to be present. Each lady provided tempting dish, the long tables were pushed together and a most enjoyable meal was had. The ladies then pushed the tables and chairs back and spent part of the afternoon in dancing. There were about fifty ladies present.
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 "Is Christianity Positive or Mega tive ?" will be the theme presented next Sunday morning at eleven o'clock by Rev. Luther Moore.
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 Fifth Grade Girls Give Play.
 The little fifth grade girls of the Emerson school, eager to do their part in raising funds for the United Drive for Relief in the Near East, tagged a play, "The Princess Ex use," last week. The children did he work all by themselves and charg- d an admission of three cents which letted them three dollars.
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 )r. Manning Host.
 In compliment to Mrs. Geo. S. 'hurtleff and her daughter, Miss Do- othy of New York City, Dr. Ttos. }. Manning was host at handsome y appointed six o'clock dinner on Wednesday evening at the home of lis sister, Mrs. E. M. Brown. Be- ides the guests of honor those en- oying this delightful hospitality