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

H0 OI0 0aN wv IVY w Ele 1 Popular Visitor Departs Miss Bess Rogers, who has been a house guest of Mrs. Tom Manning, left the first of the week for her home in Cananea.
 Visited Mormon Lake MT. and Mrs. Wid Raudebough anl Miss Lenora Francis and Dr. Dumas motored out to Mormon Lake last Sunday and enjoyed the day fishing Returns from Phoenix
 Mrs. Nellie Woodson, who has been visiting her sister in Phoenix, return ed to the city Tuesday evening. Mrs. Woodson has charge of Campbell Hall during the summer vacation period.
 . ~ Rebekah Lodge to
 Give Play
 The Rebekah Lodge will have its regular meeting next Thursday nig After the business is disposed of the members will give play the proceeds of which will go to the home fund.
 An invitation has been sent to the Williams Lodge, and all members os the local lodge and visiting members are requested to be present. Members are also given the privilege of inviting friends.
 Eastern Star to Meet
 The Eastern Star will hold it's reg ular meeting next Tuesday night, June 10. There will be an initiation and all members are requested to be present.
 Going to New York Mrs. G. E.. Cornelius will leave soon for New York, where she will visit relatives of MT. Cornelius.
 !. < .. :. Dinner Guests Mir. and Mrs. s. J. Gassman had evening, MT. and Mrs. E. H. Wheat. Rev. o. S. Baum Expected Home by July
 Friends of Rev. O. S. Baum will be pleased to hear that his health is i'm proving rapidly and that he, together with Mrs. Baum, expect to be back in Flagstaff by the 1st of July.
 : t+* On Fishing Trip
 Chet Black and c. A. Kellar have been enjoying a fishing trip down at Oak Creek the past week. At the Federated Church
 Next Sunday morning at II o'clock will be Childrens' Day at the Fed erated church. The entire hour will be given over to exercises by the chil- dren. One very attractive number on the program will be Rainbow Drill which is being directed by Mrs. Piner and Mrs. R. E. Marsh. # < .s Missionary Society To Meet
 The Missionary Society of the Fed erated Church will meet with Mrs. Mayflower next Thursday afternoon, June 12 Mrs. s. S. Acker will be the leader for the afternoon and the sub feet will be Alaska"
 +$$$ Vacation Visit
 The Misses Mary, Barbara, and Louise Rickel left the first of the week for California. They expect to spend part of their summer vacation on the coast.
 Lieut.. Matthews Expected In Flagstaff Soon
 Friends of Lieutenant John s. Mat thews will be glad to know that he is expected in Flagstaff very soon. He has been visiting at his wife's former home in Conc6rdia, Kansas, since re- ceiving his discharge the latter part of May. Mrs. Matthews is we'll re- membered here as she taught the third grade in the public school two years ago; she was then Miss Elsie Jordan. It is expected that Mrs. Matthews will return to Flagstaff with her hus- band.
 '1n the Palace of the Queen" Staged Tuesday Night
 An unusually large crowd of Flag staff citizens witnessed the play "In the Palace of the Queen," which was presented at the Orpheum theater on Tuesday night.
 The play was given by the Royal Neighbors of America and all those taking part were home people, num- bering in all about sixty. Mme. Vesta Dodge Hartzell directed the play.
 Mrs. Agnes Pouthie and Francis D. Crable as Queen Isabella" and "King Ferdinand" carried their parts well.
 The musical numbers, dances, and drills were all good, and the costum- ing and decorations were attractive.