The Coconino sun., 1923-06-22
BY LUCINA DE yANEY

! street, and is in the employ of the
| Benson Lumber company. Mrs. Meach-
UNI is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank H. Patton of Flagstaff, Ariz.,
and for the last year has been living
in San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Meachum
will be at home to their friends in
their new bungalow at 1880 Goldfinch
street.-San Diego Union.
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Rome R. White, prominent sheep
man of Fredonia, and Miss Loretta v.
MCGOWAN, one of Fredonia's teachers
for several years, were married IN
Flagstaff on Monday by Rev. FIR. e.
Vabre Miss Henrietta Phelan and
Eugene T. Phelan accompanied bride
and groom during the ceremony.
Mrs. White is attending the Nor
mall University summer school here
and it is understood that Mr.. White
will be here most of the time until
school closes, when they will return
to Fredonia, where the bride has been
engaged to teach for another year.
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A lodge affair of some prominence
was the one of Thursday evening, CIV
en- by the Rebecca lodge. The Williams
lodge was invited to attend and about
IS accepted the invitation. Mrs. Pearl
Stevenson and Miss Goldie Newson
were initiated and delicious supper
was served at a late hour.
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To honor Mr. and Mrs. Decker Will
liams, whose wedding occurred last
week, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Williams of
Milton entertained at dinner Friday
evening, on the return of the young
couple from their bridal trip to the
Grand Canyon.
The table was beautifully decorated
with roses, ferns and cleverly design
ed pink lanterns. Covers were laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. Hays Weidner, Rev.
and Mrs. w. H. Zook, Mr.. and Mrs.
t. A. Stahl, Mrs. H. j. Whitehouse,
! Miss Margaret Stahl and Thomas
Long.
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The Altar society of the Catholic
church viii hold a home-cooked food
sale Saturday afternoon in the curio
room of Rabbits store. Mrs. Grover
Hutson, Mrs. John Hennessy and Mrs.
/ L. e. Carron will be in charge.
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/ The Friday afternoon Bridge club
honored Miss Blanche Riordan last
week with a charmingly appointed
bridge luncheon, at the home of Mrs.
| Ed Babbitt. A color scheme of orchid
and white was cleverly arranged and
predominated both in the dainty eat
ables served and the decorations of
tables and rooms. Covers were laid
for the twelve members of the club
and one guest, Mrs. NJ. J. Riordan.
The club presented Miss Riordan with
beautiful linen luncheon set.
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Flagstaff Odd Fellows held their
annual memorial services Monday eve
ming with the Williams lodge and To-
cal Rebekahs as guests. After the
impressive memorial services ad-
dresses by F. M. Gold of Flagstaff
and Mr.. Green of Colorado were made
to an appreciative audience.
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Following is the commencement pro-
gram to be given by the pupils of st.
Anthony's school at the Orpheum
theatre tonight, beginning at p. m. J:
Hymn, Hail Holy Queen.
Conferring of diplomas on Gather
inc Metz, Beatrice Velarde, Frank
Moler, Fred Collins, Henry Moorman.
Distribution of premiums.
The Dance of the Butterflies.
Twelve little girls.
Where Do All the Daisies Co...
First grade girls and boys. Piano,
Felice Rodriguez.
The Little Cooks. Second and third
grade boys.
Sunshine and Showers. Second and
third grade girls. Piano, Mary Moor
mann.
Indian Drill. Boys of the intermed-
late grades.
June Rose Maidens, drill. Girls of
the intermediate grades. Piano, Alice
Moler
Wanted, a Confidential Clerk. Cast
of characters: Jonathan Dobbs, Ga
merchant with a partiality for prov
erbs, in want of a confidential clerg),
Charles Prochnow; John Mccormick,
| Ga Hibernian engaged in the worthy
occupation of making himself general
ly useful in Dobbs' office,) Robert
Prochnow; Horatio Luskington, (who
has seen better days and has par
TALLY for intoxicating liquors), Fred
Collins; Charles Valentine, (who has a
great idea of his own importance),
Henry Norman; Tom Swift, (who is
lazy and wants his own way, Frank
Moler; Dick Sharp, "a loquacious in
dividual who thinks he knows a thing