The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28
Wedding Yesterday
 At the ROzen Home,

 ed to get we'll on their honeymoon trip before any of their many friends here were wise to their plans, occur red early yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary RoZen, at SPA West Birch avenue, when her daughter, Miss Mary Mildred Rozen, was married to Urban James Lewis.
 Only the brides immediate family witnessed the ceremony, which was performed by Judge R. J. Kidd. The brides sister, Miss Irma Rozen, and her brother, George J. Rozen, were bridesmaid and groomsman.
 Right after the words had been spoken that made them man and wife, the newlyweds sped for the train, leaving here on No. 9 for Los Angeles, where they will remain for week and then return to sthe new home MT. Lewis has just built across from the home of his wife's parents.
 Both bride and groom are we'll known and popular here. Mrs. Lewis is a talented young woman and her many accomplishments have made her an important factor in Flagstaff's so- cial life. MT. Lewis, or Jimmy" as his friends call him, is the junior part ner in the Breen-Lewis Drug O., a capable young business man, and like his wife, a general favorite.
 Exercises at Emerson.
 Last Friday marked a notable day in the lives of some twelve students of the grammar grades.
 Having completed eight eventful years of study and pleasure combined and having successfully passed the state examinations, these ten young people were entitled to diplomas and class colors and all the thrills attend ant upon such an occasion.
 Professor Richardson made neat little presentation speech, fully im- pressing it upon the young people that a collection of diplomas was most commendable thing. One now, ahoth- CT in four years at the completion of high school another at college grad uation, and so on until liking for such work became habit.
 Mrs. Kennedy also made a speech in the nature of farewell to class in which she had taken vast amount of interest during the year just closed, also wishing them front seats in the ninth grade next year. The class numbered ten and it's personnel is as follows: Annis McGookin, Hazel Alsup. Bessie Benson, Agnes Switzer, Velma Gum, Marceana Baca, Thelma Dobbs, Mildred Dunn, Anne Amelia Noble and Ted LeBarron.
 Mesdames Cameron and Sullivan
 Entertain Friends.
 Mrs. Bert Cameron and Mrs. A. J. Sullivan were hostesses last Wednes- day afternoon at the Cameron home to a very large gathering of friends, who spent the afternoon playing auc. tion. She Cameron home lends itself delightfully."- to such gatherings for the rooms are spacious and on this occa- sion were lovely with flowers. A dainty lunch was served at the con clusion of the games and the hours passed pleasantly for the following guests: Mrs. Paul Coffin, Mrs. John Hennessey, Mrs. J. C. Kelly, Mrs. Bertha Kennedy. Mrs. Alex. Johnston Mrs. Walter Lindblom, Mrs. k. J, Connor, Mrs. Joe Waldhaus, Mrs. M A. Murphy, Mrs. William Babbitt, Mrs Dayton Draine, Mrs. Ray Babbitt, Mrs Walsh, Miss Margaret Walsh, Mrs Gus. Jakle, Mrs. Harlow Yeager, Mrs Lou Charlebois, Mrs. B. Hook, Mrs Sykes, Mrs. G. F. Manning, Sr., Mrs c. F. Manning Jr., Mrs. P. P. Finn Mrs. Herbert Asselin, Mrs. C. B. Will. son, Mrs. Warren Perkins, Mrs. Henry Albers, Mrs. John Francis, Mrs. Bur. nell Osler, Mrs. Ernest Lennon, Mrs J. D. Jackson, Mrs. Wm. Bayless, Mrs C. P. Heisser. Mrs. William Mullen Mrs. P. J. Moran, Mrs. Joe Tissaw Mrs. Martin Fronske, Mrs. Kate Wise hart, Mrs. Bart, Miss Maggie Rickel Miss Carrie Rickel, Mrs. F.. H. Whea and Mrs. J. F.. Roome.
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 Dancing Party.
 The Rickel home was the scene of ; lovely dancing party last Thursda! night.
 Miss Minnie Rickel and Miss France Collins were the hostesses and th young people agree that it was an af fair hard to duplicate for pleasure an' all that goes with it.
 The fresh, pretty gowns of the fem mine portion lent beauty and color t the attractive rooms with its lovel. flowers and lights to say nothing of perfect dancing floor. The supper to- was an added pleasure and the follow ing report as present and ready fo another: The Misses Barbara an Louise Rickel, who have just returne from their school duties, Miss Fred Johnson, Miss Katherine Bader, Mis- Besf Van Ness, Miss Helen Bonn berg, Miss Florence Bart, Miss Iren Bart, Miss Blanche Riordan, Mis- Mary Francis, Miss Pearl Curtis, Mis- Madeline Brandt, Miss Claire Camp bell, Miss Marie Garrett, Miss Janett Garrett and Miss Warrington, wh furnished the music; the Messrs. Ear Rakestraw. Arthur Riordan, Franci Chisholm, Walter Carlson, Cy Ben dorf, Peaches Hook, George Yer kamp, Louis Stevenson, Clarence Pull fam, Joe Hanley, Wm. Chambers, Mer vile Mills, Dolf Bader and E. Syms.
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