The Coconino sun., 1919-05-16
INTERESTING EVENTS IN THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
MRS. FRANK HARRIsoN-Phone 1as
Five Hundred Club

Meets
 At the home of MT. and Mrs. c. B. Wilson on last Thursday evening the Five Hundred Club enjoyed another of it's pleasant meetings. Quantities of roses, with huge baskets of honey suckle and a variety of wild flowers beautified the home. An exceedingly pleasant evening over the card tables was followed by dainty luncheon. Club members included Mir. and Mrs. Henry L. Albers, MT. and Mrs. Her bert Asselin, MT. and Mrs. Baxter B. Brandon, MT. and Mrs. E. M. Brown, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Lindbloom, MT. and Mrs. Edgar Hash, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson, MT. and Mrs. R. E. Marsh, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Sullivan, Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Waldhaus, MT. and Mrs. Joe P. Wilson. Other guests were Dr. and Mrs. Felix Manning, jr., Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Manning, MT. and Mrs; George Harrington, Mrs. G. B. Cornelius, Miss Bess Tidwell, Earl Slipher, Mir. Fowler, and Miss Louise Fowler.
 Large Crowd at Orpheum
 Unusually large numbers of Flag staff people enjoyed the screen attrac- ton at the 0rpheum theater Monday night. Norma Talmadge, who is be- coming a great favorite, starred in "Ghosts of Yesterday" and her audi ence was indeed an appreciative one. $t$$
 Expected Home
 Miss Barbara Pickle is expected home from Camp Verde next Monday She will be home for short time, and then she with the Misses Mary and Louise Pickle, are planning a trip of a month or more in California.
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 Going t9 Kingman
 Mrs. Al Sanford and family will leave for Kingman this week to visit at the Sanford ranch until July. WOman's Club Meets
 The Woman's Club held their regu- lar meeting on last Saturday after noon. There was an unusually large attendance of members present, be- sides the guests which brought the number up to about forty. After the business meeting, which among other matters, consisted of the installation of the new officers for the ensuing year, was disposed of a delightful mu- sical program was rendered, as fol- lows: Ladies' chorus; solo, Mrs. c. B. Wilson; reading, Mrs. Eastburne; solo, Mrs. G. E. Cornelius; ladies chorus. The club decided to again take up the departmental work which they drop ped in order to give their time to the Red Cross work, and next September when the club resumes activities, they expect to be ready to go forward with this work.
 Dancing Party
 An affair of much interest to the members of the younger set was a dancing party given by Miss Dorothy Jakle, at her home on San Francisco street on Tuesday evening. A pleas ant time was spent at dancing, and among the delightful features of the evening were three dances sduring which attractive favors were given. Refreshments were enjoyed and punch was served throughout the evening. Those enjoying this hospitality were: The Misses Rose and Margaret Walsh, Marie Taylor, Irene Bart, Louise Ric- kle, Lillian Tally, Edith Harrison, Pauline Jones, .Bess Vanness, Blanche Riordan, Elsie Myers, Helen Bongberg and Catherine Bader, and Messrs. Ar thur Riordan, Andy Samsky, Peaches Hook, Claude Phelan, Walter Carlson, George Verkamp, Elmer Jackson, Cor nelius Buckley, Merville Mills, Roy Babbitt, Herbert Babbitt, MT. and Mrs. O'Riley, Mir. Harley and Mir. Friday.
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 Picnic Party
 Mrs. Al Sanford and Mrs. T. E.. Pollock entertained number of their friends Wednesday afternoon at a picnic in the pines. The ladies, num- bering about sixteen, drove far out into the country and enjoyed full day of delightful pleasure.