The Coconino sun., 1923-05-25
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS--WOMANS PAGE
By LUCINA DE vANEY

MeDoneugh of Los Angeles who is
here visiting her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. r. M. Francis. Covers were laid
for Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Francis, Mrs,
Joe Francis and small son. DR.. and
Mrs. Francis, Mrs. McDonough and
the host and hostess.
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The Intermediate Christian Endeav-
or society of the Federated church
gave lively party last Friday eve-
| ming Twenty-one young people were
present to enjoy the evening, playing
games and partaking of delicious re-
freshments.
Mrs. G. A. Pearson has invited all
members of the Federated church
choir for dinner and a social evening
tonight at her home in Fort Valley.
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The last general meeting for the
year of the Flagstaff Wonaan's club
was held Saturday afternoon. Many
interesting affairs were discussed and
planned and committees were appoint
ed to take care of the American Le-
gion banquet, June IL; the cattlemen's
banquet, the lawn party to be held on
the tennis court at the Normal on
June 20, the bazaar to be held in the
new club house some time in early
fall, and the home talent play to be
Dut on by the John D. Rogers Pro-
ducing company of Fostoria, Ohio.
1t is hoped that during the summer
much of the needed funds for the new
building will be raised. However,
work will start within a very short
time, using the money on hand. The
cornerstone will be laid some time in
June.
New members admitted Saturday
are: Mrs. Walter Bennett, Mrs. Shell
by Lewis, Mrs. Carl Dickinson, Mrs.
Walter Dickinson, Mrs. Rex Goble
and Mrs. Cecil De Vaney.
Mrs. Lester Powers entertained at
bridge recently, the guest list includ-
ing Mrs. C. E. Kelsey, Mrs. E. Al. Nc
Namara, Mrs. Ike Smith, Mrs. Grover
Jones, Mrs. J. R. Thornton, Mrs Rob-
ert Caring, Mrs. j. S. Hopiey and
Mrs. Fred Paul Delightful refresh
ments were served and the matter of
organizing bridge club was discuss
ed. 1t has been the habit of these
| ladies for several months past to Of
ten meet for afternoons of bridge, SO
each one is to be prepared to suggest
a name for the club at the next meet
ing, which will be with Mrs. Fred
Caring.
Miss Ema Osborn and her Sunday
school class of girls from the Feder-
ated church, packed a delicious picnic
lunch Tuesday evening and HE'D away
| to the city park TO eat it, and play
games.
The girls of the class present were
Irene Frederick, Elma Dickinson, AL
berta Kinsey, Marcia Slipfier, Ger
tra1de Mcclure, Mary Lamport, Edith
Foster, Helen Runke, Ruth MacDon-
ald Eunice Burman, Dorothy Scott.
Evelyn Bryan, Ruth Sullivan. Nadine
Thompson, Inez Barekman, Mary VIII
son and Mary Raudebaugh. M
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The music department of the Flag
staff Woman's club will meet on Sat-
| urday afternoon at .. m. at the home
of Mrs. F. W. Perkins, 220 North
Agassiz street 1t is hoped there will
be a large attendance. Members are
requested to bring or send the 25-cent
assessment, voted at the last meeting,
to help meet important obligations.
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One of the outstanding affairs of
the year in lodge circles was the
Eastern Star banquet given at Ma
sonic Temple Tuesday evening, in
honor of the worthy grand matron,
Mrs. Anna st. Clair of Phoenix
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hilkins, Mrs.
John Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Coop
er, Mrs. John Simpson and Miss Lena
Fleeth of Williams were initiated in
to the lodge.
The banquet tables, at which 125
guests were seated, were beautifully
decorated with fresh cut flowers and
loaded down with tempting things to
eat. Miss Miriam Ligl1tburn's orches-
ira played delightfully."-. Two speakers
were DR.. E. S. Miller and j. C. Brown.
The climax of the program was the
address given by Mrs. st. Claire, who