The Coconino sun., 1920-08-20
Miss Frances OrmOnd Becomes Mrs. Hill.

Miss Frances OrmOnd
 Becomes Mrs. Hill.
 The marriage of Miss Frances Or mond, one of the charming, talented daughters of Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Or mond, of this city, to Hubert Hill, of Morenci, was solemnized at noon, on Tuesday, at the home of MT. and Mrs E. H. Wheat, Mrs. Wheat being the brides sister.
 Only immediate relatives and friends of the family were present. The ceremony, performed by Rev. O. S. Baum, was followed by luncheon, at I o'clock. The bride and groom took the train that afternoon for Grand Canyon. After few days they will return here for a visit on their way to Morenci, where MT. Hill is connected with the Phelps-Dodge com pany and where the young people will make their home. The bride is al- ready very we'll known and popular in Morenci, where she has taught for the last two and half years. She was graduated from the Normal school here in 1917.
 The bride was beautifully gowned in turquoise blue georgette, trimmed with silver braid, with blue georgette hat and silver slippers. The bridal bouquet was yellow rose buds and tuberoses, harmonizing with the yell low and white prevailing in the decora- tions of the rooms.
 Those at the wedding and luncheon were Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Ormond, the brides parents; Mrs. Ormond's father, Captain F. B. Watts, of Meridian, Miss, who il, spending the summer here; William Harover, of Flagstaff uncle of the bride; Mir. and Mrs. B. w. Dawes and their guests, Miss Katheryn Bowen, of Birmingham, Ala, and Palmer Dawes, of Louisville Ky; Miss Lena Dawes, MT. and Mrs. Sidney Gassman, Miss Callie Long, of Louisiana; the Misses Evelyn and Margaret Cook, of Vancouver, British Columbia, and Mr. and Mrs. Baum.
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 Ramon AsO Marries
 Lola Mae Stein.
 Miss Lola Mae Stein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank s. Stein, of North Leroux street, was married at 8:3C o'clock, Tuesday, to Ramon Also, the well-known Flagstaff sheepman, whose home is on North Beaver street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. O S. Baum, at the parsonage, in the presence of Mir. and Mrs. Stein anC Mrs. Izuel, the latter a friend of the bridegroom's from California, who i: here visiting.
 Immediately after the ceremony tht newly-married couple left for Koch ester, Minn., where the bride will bt treated by Mayo Bros, the special ists. She has been in poor health fol some time and specialists in Los An geles and Phoenix have been unable to help her.
 The bride is a charming, talented young woman, with many warn friends and admirers here, where sht has spent all of her life. She was : graduate of the Normal school, anC last year went to the Westlake schoo at Los Angeles, but was unable tc finish there because of her health.
 Mir. Also is one of our progressive wealthy stockmen, a man of integrity and high standing.
 Among those who entertained al their homes this week, were Mir. anC Mrs. J. C. Dolan and MT. and Mrs. T A. Riordan, both affairs being held or Wednesday night, in each case severa of the intimate friends of the family comprising the guests.
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 Mrs. Ed O'Farrell entertained al bridge yesterday afternoon and will have bridge party at her home agair this afternoon.