The Coconino sun., 1919-12-19
MRS. FRANK NOBLE


 | her as a leader. Her social grace. have also fitted her for the place sht occupied as favorite in the younger society set.
 1 Dr. Dumas is also we'll known ir both business and society circles, hay I ing practiced dentistry for years 1T Flagstaff and been identified in 2 business way for some time since Were they to decide to permanently reside in town, their many friends would be we'll pleased. Their short honeymoon will be spent in Phoenix. +$$+
 Rebekahs Elect Officers. Flagstaff Rebekah lodge, No. 177 elected officers last Thursday night for , the ensuing year, as follows: Mrs Louise Sullivan, noble grand; Mrs, Lottie Paul, vice grand; Mrs. Alice Clark, secretary; Mrs. Emma Lehr, treasurer; Mrs. Eula Wyatt, trustee. ****
 In Honor of
 Miss Emma Zalaha.
 Mrs. John Zalaha entertained on Saturday afternoon at a delightfully."- informal little gathering in honor of Mir. Zalaha's sister, Miss Emma ZA- laha, who has recently come here from her former home in Long Beach, Cali fornia, to make her home. The after noon was devoted to sewing and music and to the practical discussion of re- treatments. Among the list of invited guests were: Miss Lutie Paxton, Miss Kathleen Anderson, Miss Alice Sny- der, Miss Korsgren, Miss Flora Jansen Miss Louise Miller, Mrs. Marian Den ham, Miss Jessie Stemmons, Miss Emma Jones, Miss Lura Kinsey, Mrs. Ray Eddy, Miss Louise Fowler, Miss Lucille Fowler, Miss Gracia Saunders, Miss Mildred Hornbein.
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 MT. and Mrs. Tom Pollock are en- toying visit from MT. and Mrs. Bert Pollock, of Iowa, who stopped off while en route to the coast
 For the pleasure of her guest, Mrs. Pollock entertained informally at tea and cards on last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Al. Sanford entertained with a lovely six o'clock dinner in their hon. or on Saturday night and on Tuesday they continued their journey to the coast.
 A revival of the Shakespeare club looms big for an after holiday event. ReadjustrS ent since the war has not been made in this quite literary circle though a number of social events have been pleasantly planned and executed Last Monday night Mrs. Bertha Ken nedy was hostess to the club, whose depleted membership leaves the num- Der quite small. However, the guests found their places at the attractive table by means of clever little verses, which told in rhyme the weaknesses or virtues of the remaining members. An elaborate menu was heartily, en- joyed and put every one in a most pleasing state of mind for the picture show where seats had been reserved for a "Very Nice Young Man" Mem bers and guests included Mrs. Milli gan, Mrs. Acker, Mrs. Breen, Miss Ogborn of Indiana, Mrs. Bert Pollock of Iowa, Mrs. Pollock, Mrs. Fronske, Mrs. William Rudd, Mrs. Tom Rees, Mrs. Noble and Mrs. Wisehart.
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 D. E. Jeffery to !. Forsake Bachelordom.
 2. It has. just reached our ear that D. E. Jeffery, manager of the telephone offices here and at Winslow and Will Hams, who now makes this city his home, is to become benedict on the cdth of this month. The bride will be Miss May Anderson, domestic science teacher at the Glendale high school, a very charming, attractive and popular young woman. The wedding will be in Pasadena, Cal, at the home of Mrs. Kelly. The honeymoon will be spent in Pasadena and Los Angeles, after which, early in January, the happy couple will make their home here.
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 What a glorious time the kiddies are having today at school!
 Trees for each room up to the jun for high, where they feel quite elated to think they have outgrown such trivial things. Programs are being given by most of the grades but Christmas parties predominate. Miss Leedon and Miss Kinsey combined forces and sent out attractive pro- grams and invitations. Their exer- cises will be given in the assembly and will consist of clever dramatiza- tions of we'll known stories. Songs and recitations will also be part of it. Always parents are welcome but at Christmas they are particularly pleased to see the work of the chil- dren at the end of the half year. Come