The Coconino sun., 1920-03-19
The Aubineau-Smith
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 Wedding in Los Angeles.
 A happy event was Solemnized at St. Paul's ro-Cathedral of Los An geles, yesterday morning, when the Rev. William Mccormack united in marriage Miss Faye E. Smith, of Red lands, and Myron J. Aubineau, of Phoenix, Arizona.
 The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Therese A. Smith, of this city. She was graduated with the class of 1916 from the local high school and is a graduate of the Northern Arizona Normal school. For the past two years she has been teaching in Arizona. Miss Smith is very popular young woman and has many friends in Red- lands.
 The groom enlisted in the aerial service at the beginning of the war, was commissioned as lieutenant and after the signing of the armistice was engaged for some time in scouting through several states, for the pur- pose of mapping out aerial ways to aid the postal department in estab- fishing proposed aerial routes. After receiving his discharge he became as sociated with Chicago manufactur- ing house and is now representing them in Arizona.
 Mir. and Mrs. Abineau will spend few days in Los Angeles and vicin- ity and will make their home in Phoe- nix, AriZona.-Redlands (Cal.) Daily Fact.
 Woman's Club , Elects President.
 The general meeting of the Flag staff Woman's club met for their March session last Saturday after noon.
 Not as large an attendance was mo- ticed as at the February meeting, but a business session of interest was transacted.
 After roll call and reading of min utes, the president waived the usual business and gave the floor to Mir. l.. C. Riley, who presented the matter of the coming Chautauqua to the ladies and told them that all surplus receipts would be turned over to the club to be applied to the new community house. This is such an attractive offer that the ladies were more than delighted to take the responsibility of selling tick cts.
 MT. Strong was present, represent ing the Boosters club, and told of an entertainment the club was putting on the night of the 18th The proceeds were to be turned over to the Wom- ans club to be applied again to the community house. Other gentlemen present representing the club were MT. C. B. Wilson and Mir. Tom l.. Rees.
 Reports from officers and commit tees revealed the club finances in good shape. The music department told of turning over one hundred dollars to the building fund and also of giving thirty-eight dollars to the library board.
 These funds were received from the performance the music section gave in January.
 The library board reported an an ticipated purchase of many new books which news was received with much pleasure.
 Election of officers for the coming club year occupied much of the re- maining hours.
 The final result stands as follows: For president, Mrs. C., o. Lampland; first president, Mrs. J. c. Clarke; second vice-president, Mrs. F.. Robi- son; secretary, Mrs. R. F.. Taylor; treasurer, Mrs w. H. Porter.
 Three new members of the advisory board were elected-Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Stahl and Mrs. Curtis.
 Delegates to the state convention in Bisbee were elected-Mrs. Frank Cur tis and Mrs. L. w. Stevenson as alter nate.
 The subject of the Near East Relief was discussed and many of the chair men of departments told of interest