The Coconino sun., 1919-10-03
INTERE STING EVENTS IN
 THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
MRS. FRANK NOBLE

Manning Sr. and Jr., Mullen, J. M Clark, c. A. Clark, Powell, Finn, Lind blom, Jackson, Houck, Sullivan, Al bers. Prizes were won for high scores by Mrs. Felix Manning, while Mrs. Mccullough was awarded a guest prize. The hostess was assisted by Miss Marie Garrett, Mrs. Nance, Mrs. Don McMilian and Mrs. Mullen.
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 Rebekahs Celebrate
 Anniversary
 In honor of the sixty-eighth -anni- versary of the Rebekah Lodge, the local members celebrated in right royal fashion,. One hundred members and guests assembled to witness the very clever little skit, "The Rag-C Car pet Bee.' It was the ever old, but ever enjoyable take-off on feminine weakness when it comes to following fashion blindly.
 The characters were exceptionally well chosen and the cast consisted of the following members: Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Por- ter, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Lehr, Miss Emma Plump, Miss Zella Jones and Miss Spear. After the play a. real banquet was served--delicious as to quality and abundant as to quantity.
 Mrs. F. o. Allen delighted the guests with music, and MT. Kellogg further added to the pleasure of the evening by giving a number of selec- tions on the saxophone accompanied by Mrs. Allen on the piano. Alto gether, the evening was most de- lightful one for the Rebekahs and all their friends.
 Library Night
 Takes Precedent
 We put aside our social duties for 8 few brief hours and attended the Library Benefit. Unfortunately, not enough of former patrons did the same thing though, for the receipts would have been usually small had not Manager Costigan come to the fore and helped swell the fund as he has done on so many similar occasions. The picture was good one-we can not have too many to remind us that Germany's plans were we'll enough laid, but like others, oft times go astray. Enough thrills for any one to feel their thirty cents well spent.
 The actual receipts amounted to only eleven dollars and some cents; but with contribution of ten dollars it will help some towards the expenses However, this necessitates another show in the near future, for the board feels this is it's best source of revenue just now. So, watch for the next Library Night" and plan to go. This bit helps the library and takes but a trifie of your time We can not let our library go; in face, we were plan ming to boost it, with new building, new books, etc; but first we need in creased interest.
 Mrs. Waldhaus Entertains
 Mrs. K. M. Brown is still the re- cipient of many social honors. On Saturday last Mrs. Joe Waldhaus was most charming hostess in comph- ment to her. Nine tables played cards for few hours and afterwards en- joyed social hour over the very dainty luncheon.
 Mrs. Waldhaus' guests included the following: Mrs. E. Ii. Brown, Mrs. Paul Finn, Mrs. J. D. Jackson, Mrs. c. P. Heisser, Mrs. Martin Fronske, Mrs. Jakle, Mrs. w. w. Smith, Mrs. A. J. Sullivan, Mrs. Asselin, Mrs. Lou Charlebois, Mrs. B. Houck, Mrs. Hut son, Mrs. c. F. Manning, Sr., Mrs. Houston, Mrs. Edgar Hash, Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mrs. Felix Manning, Mrs. Tom Mccullough, Mrs. George Bab- bitt, Mrs. Bancroft, Mrs. Ira Hart, Mrs. Katherin McMillan, Mrs. John M. Clark, Mrs. Alex Johnston, Mrs. Chas. Woolfolk, Mrs. John Walters, Mrs. Charley Clark, Mrs. Walter Mrs. Henry Albers, Mrs. Fred Hensing, Mrs. Herman Kahl, Mrs. R. E. Taylor, Mrs. M: A. Mur-