The Coconino sun., 1919-06-27
INTERESTING EVENTS IN THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
MRS. FRANK HARRIsoN-Phone 1ss

evening at 8:15 he will be at the | Federated Church. It is hoped that all the citizens of Flagstaff will avail themselves of this opportunity to be entertained by Mir. MacIver. MasOns Have Banquet
 On Saturday night the Masonic Lodge enjoyed very elaborate ban quet which had been prepared and served by the Ladies of the Eastern Star, The banquet was held 'in the banquet hall of the Masonic Temple. The tables were beautified by gorge ous yellow roses and these were seat .ed around the banquet table one hun dred and forty men, which included about sixty visiting guests from Pres colt, Winslow, Williams and Tuba City. Preceding the banquet the Prescott delegation exemplified work in the Third Degree. An informal program was also much enjoyed.
 Ladies' Aid Society
 Meets
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Fed erated Church had an unusually en- joyable meeting yesterday afternoon, when the hostesses, Mrs. F. s. Breen, Mrs. c. N. Baty, Mrs. R. E. Marsh, and Mrs. Lampland, drove the ladies out on the Fort Valley road and under the pines they enjoyed an open-air meeting. The ladies gathered at the Presbyterian Church, and at 2:30 were ready to start for the country. After an interesting meeting the hostesses served dainty refreshments.
 Dancing Party
 The hospitable home of MT. and Mrs. G. w. Jakle was the scene of a delightful dancing party on Wednes- day evening when the hosts, Mir. and Mrs. Jakle entertained in honor of Miss Marie Hague of Chicago. The setting was beautiful with the small colored lights and Japanese lanterns hung on lines and generously strung through the rooms, and huge bowls and baskets of roses and Shas- ta daisies used in profusion. A feat. ure of the evening that provoked much merriment was the special favo, dance and confetti shower, and rare treat was given the merrymakers when Miss Eileen Costello favored them with several beautiful vocal se- lections. A table conveniently placed and decorated with bowl of delicious punch which was served throughout the evening proved most popular. Ice cream and cake were served.
 Those enjoying this hospitality were the Misses Margaret Walsh, Anna Riordan, Blanch Riordan, Irene Bart Minnie Pickle. Rose Walsh, Pauline Jones, Clare Riordan, Gertrude Bab- ! bitt, Florence Bart, Lamberta Weage Marie Hague of Chicago, Eileen Cas- 1 tello of San Francisco, Theresa Clark of Los Angeles, Mrs. Pat J. Moran, and Dorothy Jakle; Messrs. Ray Bab- bitt, Robert Koch, George Babbitt, jr.. Paul Babbitt, George Verkamp, David Babbitt, jr., Mir. Brown, Claude Phe- Ian, James Babbitt, Arthur Riordan, Bud Friday, Andy Samsky, Joe J, O'Riely, P. J. Moran and Gus Ja- kle, jr.
 Dance on Tennis Courts of
 N. A. Normal School
 Under red and white lights hung on lines and we'll spaced, giving per feet light conditions, youth danced Saturday night, when in honor of the Normal summer students, dance was given on the tennis courts. There was an unusually jolly throng in at tendance, numbering about three hun dred, which included a number of dowr- town guests. The tennis courts made splendid dancing floors after the first few dances, and the music was all that could be desired. Lawn benches were placed around the courts to add comfort to the occasion and at one end of the court a table was attractively decorated, the center piece being a huge bowl, which was always full of the most delicious punch, and was presided over by very pretty young girls whose presence there made the punch bowl even a more popular resort than usual. The entertainment committee con sisted of Miss Mary c. Boyer, Mrs. Bentel and MT. Carpenter, and much credit is due them for the splendid success of the dance. Summer stu dents as we'll as townspeople are all hoping that this will not be the last dance given on the tennis courts this summer.
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 Lunch at Lake Mary
 The Misses Marie, Rose and Jean nette Garrett, Messrs. Leslie Currier, Harry Hibben and Bud Friday were