The Coconino sun., 1922-06-23
Miss Taylor to Wed R. J. Hook of Flagstaff.

MISS lO Neu
 R. J. Hook of Flagstaff.
 At bridge party given this after noon at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. J. Taylor, on Patagonia road, an nouncement was made of the engage ment and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Marie Vivian Taylor to MT. Remijius John Hook of Flagstaff, the wedding to take place in Nogales the last of this month.
 Two tables of bridge were played, and the guests, who included close friends of the bride-to-be, were pleas antly surprised to find that not only were they attending a bridge affair, but also an announcement party, the engagement of Miss Taylor being an- nounced in a clever manner.
 Those in the party were Mrs. A. A. Trippel, Mrs. E. A. Titcomb, Mrs. Jack Pollock, and Misses Martha Chatham, Katherine Wilkin, Marie Arado, Mary Kelly, Marguerite OKeefe and Gertrude Glssan.
 Miss Taylor is one of Nogales' most popular and attractive girls, having been a resident of this city for sev- eral years since moving here from her
 
 uate of the Nogales schools and the Northern Arizona Normal school at Flagstaff and until this month was teacher for two years in the Nogales schools.
 The wedding will be the elimination of a romance which began while the bride-to-be was attending the Normal school at Flagstaff, where she first met Mir. Hook, friendship soon ripen- ing into love.
 Mir. Hook is one of Northern Ari- zona's leading young men, popular with a large circle of friends, not only in Flagstaff where he has resid ed for many years, but also very well known throughout the state. He was one of the first Flagstaff boys to enlist when the United States entered the world war, and was an aviator in France during the war. He is con nected with the Flagstaff branch of the automobile department of the Babbitt Brothers Trading company, and is a member of one of the best families in the northern part of the state.
 Both Miss Taylor and Mir. Hook have many friends who will be pleas ed to learn of their engagement and approaching marriage, and will be showered with congratulations.
 The young couple will reside in Flagstaff Herald.
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 Wilfred Lyon Married
 In San Francisco
 Displaying their pictures in Shriner garb, the San Francisco Chronicle gives an account of the recent we'd ding in that city of Wilfred O. Lyon of Flagstaff and Anna M. Ellingboe of Lindsay, Calif., which took place in that city last week. This is the Culmination of romance that began with a casual acquaintance in France, while the groom was in the ambu- lance corps and the bride hospital nurse. The young couple will be here in a few days to go to their new cottage at Mormon Lake and this fall will return to Prescott, where MT. Lyon formerly lived. He is a news paper man, originally from Massa- chusetts.
 Knights of Columbus
 Picnic.
 The children of the Church of the Nativity were given picnic by the Knights of Columbus at the reservoir on Sunday. Games and sports of all kinds were indulged in by the kiddies. Rivers of lemonade and gallons of ice cream were consumed during the day by young and old.
 The various contests were spirited, the winners being: Races, boys 6 to 10, Andres Martinez, Guadalupe Mon toya; 10 to IA, Paul Conrard, Richard Prochnow. Girls, to 10, Rose Michel bach, Jenny Maritime; 6 to 10, Minnie