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ranch, but as the weather was some what unsettled, it was decided to have it in town.
 !! Most of the members of the con- gregation were present, as well as some visitors. Rev. Gillies is well liked by his parishioners, and is popular amongst the younger people, who will miss him very much
 Rev. Gillies will take charge of the parishes in Kingman and Williams, it being his plan to make his home in Williams during the summer months, while Kingman will be his home dur ing the winter.
 The committee in charge of the pleasant party was composed of Mrs. E. c. Mills, Mrs. T. E. Pollock, Mrs. D. E. Jeffery and Mrs. L. Benedict. i. !. i. <.
 Picnic for Doney Park
 School Children.
 With their teacher, Mrs. Outward Mckinney of Flagstaff, and their par ents, the school children of Doney Park spent last Friday picnicing in Schulz Pass. With all kinds of good things to eat as background for the affair, there was also a lot of fun swimming, wading and mountain climbing.
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 Miss Katherine Kennedy
 Married and Here Visiting.
 Miss Katherine Kennedy, daughter of Mrs. B. s. Kennedy of Flagstaff, was married in Oakland, California, this month to Ralph D. Collins.
 The bride, born in Flagstaff, is a graduate of our Normal school. Since then she taught in our city school, in Kingman and, during the last year, in Watts, Calf. She has hundreds of friends here. Mir. Collins is with the American Express Co. in Los Angeles. where they will make their future home. They arrived in Flagstaff last week for visit with the brides fam fly and friends.
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 Mrs. Fronske to Entertain For Mrs. G. w. Bright.
 Mrs. Martin G. Fronske will enter tain several friends at her home this afternoon in compliment to Mrs. Glenn W. Bright of Winslow, until recent ly of Flagstaff. Mrs. Bright arrived several days ago to visit friends here.
 < + < < Mrs. Draine Entertains.
 Mrs. w. D. Draine gave a luncheon a few days ago complimentary to Mrs. Ralph Collins, formerly Miss Kath- erine Kennedy, and Mrs. Draine's sis ter, Mrs. Dewey Webber, both ladies being here visiting. Besides the guests of honor, the others were the Misses Elizabeth Hennessy, Claire Campbell, Betsy Gregg, Beatrice Smith, Dorothy Jakle, Barbara and Louise Rickel and Eleanor Greenlaw and Mrs. Allin Greenlaw. Mir. and Mrs. Collins have now gone back to their home in Los Angeles.
 .:' ';' j. :. John W. Fuss Takes a Bride. His many friends will be surprised to learn of the marriage in Prescott | last Wednesday night of John w. | (Jack) Fuss, and Miss Marie Smith, 1 both of this city. They drove to Pres colt that day. After short stays in Prescott and Phoenix they will return | here. Jack is proprietor of the Sham | rock Taxi Line, young man with | many accomplishments and friends, and the bride is charming young woman who enjoys a wide popularity | in this section.
 + + i. 1. Miss Helen Tate
 Will Soon Wed.
 The following notice taken from the society column of the Los Angeles Times, will be of interest to Flagstaff friends of the Tates:
 MT. and Mrs. David Tate of 5729 | Eleventh avenue announce the engage nent of their daughter, Miss Helen Cecelia Tate, to Pierre Leon Verdur- men of Ghent, Belgium. The marriage will take place late this summer. A nI