The Coconino sun., 1921-07-29
Mrs. La Chance WiII Represent

MrS. La Cnance VIII hepresent State at Big w. c. T. U. Convention. Mrs. Imogene La Chance, president of the Arizona w. c. T. U., will be the official representative of the state at the 18th annual meeting of the nation al organization, to be held in San Francisco, August 1928. Mrs. Katie Baycromt, of Phoenix, also will attend the session. Among the delegates from other parts of the state will be Mrs. J. V. Brewer of Tucson, the vice president at large, and Mrs. Tom Dav- enport of the Arizona Children's
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 Home, also of Tucson.
 The official call to the convention has been issued by Anna A. Gordon, national president, who has just com pletea survey of the prohibition sit uation in South America. Miss Cor don will speak of her work in that country. Miss Lois Gosney to Wed Soon.
 An interesting betrothal announced in Pasadena is that of Miss Lois Cos ney, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. k. $. Gosney of that city, and Otis Castle of Los Angeles. Miss Gosney Is a grad uate of Occidental college and studied at Mills college. MT. Castle, who is a Stanford man, is the son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Castle of Long Beach, Los Angeles Times.
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 Moore LOckridge.
 Miss Grace Lockridge, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Lockrdge, of Anita, surprised her relatives and friends on Saturday by getting mar ried to Sherman Moore, of Grand Can yon. ,, Miss Lockridge came to Flagstaff on Friday, to visit at the home or her uncle, Tom Pnelan. On Saturday she met the train on which Mir. Moore ar rived, and the two hurried to County Clerk Tom L. Rees' office for the H. cense and then to Justice Of the Peace K. J. Kidd for his official seal.
 The bride has many friends in this county who Will wish her all kinds oi joy. The bridegroom IS a popular young man at Grand Canyon, where he is foreman of the Fl lovar barn For some time up until two years ago he was connected with the forest ser vice. MT. ana Mrs. Moore lett on Tuesday for Grand Canyon.
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 Mrs. Creager Back from Idaho. ~ Mrs. J. 0. Creager has just returned from a visit to Idaho, where she has been giving a series Of dramatic re. citals ln the summer schools of tna' state. Mrs. Creager Is scheduled TOT two recitas in the N. A. N. 5. the second week Tn August, events tt which her many friends in Flagstaff are looking forward with great pleas ure.
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 N. A. N. $. Alumni Picnic Postponed The picnic planned by the Alumni ol the N. A. N. ,. to take place at Woody Mountain, has been indefinitely post poned on account of cloud burst II that vicinity. The new date for th' picnic will be announced later.
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 Ladies Aid Meeting.
 The Ladies Aid of the Federated church met Wednesday afternoon q 8 o'clock. Mrs. Walker and Mrs Mitchell were leaders. After delight ful program, dainty refreshment were served to about twenty ladies.
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 The attendance on the Elks' month ly show at the Orpheum, Tuesda. night, was far the best yet. The pub lie is showing its appreciation of tn shows and their purpose-the increas of the building fund-by turning ou in good shape. Cornelius Buckley ia vored the audience with three solos and anyone who has ever heard hin sing knows they were appreciated. MI Homer, the Pennsylvania Elk, who go only this far in his trip to the Elks convention with his Ford car an