Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-02
Williams, Ariz.

William q. Allison, of New York
City, arrived on Saturday to visit a
few days with his son-in-law and
daughter Or. and Mrs. Scott
Mrs NJ. A, Murphy and children OF
Flagstaff. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John JuhL
on February 20, born to Mr. and
Mrs. Forest Housewife, a daughter
Charles r, Justice, of Los Angeles
visited friends in Williams, between
trains last Sunday.
Mrs sid Terry of Grand Canyon
visited friends in Williams a few
days last week.
Orville Hardy of Red Lake, re-
turned on Monday from Camp Ira
Wis, Texas, where he received his dis
charge.
Alex Kirakou is confined to his
home with an attack of la grippe.
Fifteen friends surprised l.. C
Kelly with a birthday party last Mon
day evening. They brought many
presents and good wishes. Cards
dancing and a good lunch, made the
hours spent with Mr.. Kelly, pleasant
ones.
Mr., A, Root returned to Williams
the first of the week.
Mrs. A. Rosseau and daughter Jean
are confined to their home with an
attack of la grippe
The Victory Boys and Girls sale
held on Saturday in Rabbits grocery
department, and at Johnson and Nc
ConkeNs store, was a great success.
A hundred dollars was realized from
the sale of fancy work, candy. flow.
ers and home-coOked food. Popcorn
was sold at the basket ball game. held
Friday night. The boys and girls are
working hard to complete their
pledge of $3S3.0O.
Miss Hollis Patterson entertained n
few girl friends on Friday evening
with a hard timr" party. Half of
the number of girls invited. dressed
as bows, and merry time ensued. It
was Miss Hollis birthday and she re-
ceived many gifts and good wishes.
Mrs. Corbett Wolfe was a visitor
in Flagstaff last Saturday.
Martin Rengsten Of Grand CANYON.
visited friends in Williams last Sun
dav.
Mrs. A, r. Montgomery and Mrs.
Corb Wolfe entertained the high
school orchestra and their friends last
Friday evening. Dancing was en-
loved and a midnight supper served
The guests enioyed a few pleasant
hours with this hospitable family.
Mrs. Frank Miller left SATURDAY
evening for Flagstaff. Her daurhter
Marie, is sick at the Normal school
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mathews lef,
for California on SUNDAY They will
remain there few days transacting
business
Mrs. NJ " Mansfield. Of Jerome.
formerly of Williams. arrived Sunday
and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
JuhI
Fred p Ferguson loft "Wednesday
for San Francisco. He has accented
nosition with a lumber firm in Oro-
Vile. Calf.
There was a good attendance at
tho thimhle bee held Wednesday, at
the residence of Mrs. r. A. Moore.
The afternoon was spent in piecing
blocks for quilt Delicious refresh
lnohts We're served. and a pleasant
timo was enioved hv those present
The members Of the Carteeu Sary-
ice have had busy month. Several
members have been on duty to serve
lunch to all the soldiers and sailors
who have visited the canteen. as the
regular trains passed through Will
liams, During the month of Tehru-
arN over seven. thousand lunches
nav" hoen served in this canteen, by
inc tltteen women who regularly pre-
SIDE there. The only eXnensn CON
nected with the canteen IS the gro
cerV bill. The members donate deli
cacles which the men enioy-espe-
ciallv the wounded mon. Their
lunches are carried into the cars in
large baskets. Visitors are welcome.
Come and see this service and YOU
viii be surprised, and he glad to as
sisf in every poss BILE manner.
The society event If the week was
the marriage on Wednesday morning
at nine o'clock. bv the Rev. Father
Nabre, of Flagstaff, of Richard ].
Connor and Miss MYRTLE Juhl. at the
residence of the brides parents. The
bridesmaid was Miss Effie Emmerson.
of kingman, and Adolph Roenisch.
Of Flagstaff assisted the groom. The
bride wore beautiful travelling suit
of grey silk, lined with pink satin.
grey and pink hat, grey gloves and
SHOES. She wore a corsage bouquet
of lilies of the valley and. bridal roses.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Murphy and children. of Flagstaff.
Mrs. NJ. Fl, Mansfield Of Jerome and
Mrs, L. ]. Olson. The wedding march
was played by the little son of Mrs.
Murphy. Many beautiful gifts were
received, also many kilograms of
congratulations and best wishes Aft
err the ceremony. a delicious five
course wedding breakfast was served
at beautifully decorated table.
where a large wedding cake was the
center piece. The favors were hand