The Coconino sun., 1923-06-22
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS WOMANS PAGE

or two), Edward Metz; Harry Dalton,
! (of quiet habits and respectable con-
nections), Ellsworth Nichols.
| My Aunt's Heiress. Characters:
Mrs. John Smith, Alice Moler; her
daughters, Anna Maria, Loretto jake;
Jamina, Kathleen Conpard; Sophia,
Beatrice Velarde; Arabelle, Anita
Branch; Matilda, Beryl Curtis. Little
children Clementina, Anne jake;
Jane, Catherine Metz. Mrs. Alexan-
der Courcy Smith, Fay De Ray; Betsy
Brown, Mary Moorman; Lippets, (ser-
want of Mrs. J. Smith,) Catherine Nc
Namara.
St. Mandolina (Banfi) Felice Rod
riguez.
Following are the winners of the
various prizes offered by ST. An
thony's:
Christian doctrine, Katherine Ne
Namara, Mary Sauer, 1st, Paul Con-
rard, End.
Bible History - Mary Sandoval,
Manuel Gavaldon, Esther Velarde.
Observation-Disclosures Velarde, 1st;
Virginia Nichols, 1st; Teresa Michel
| bach, End; Angel Fonseca, End; Rosa
| Cordova.
Attendance-He Moormann.
Highest average Mary Moorman,
| ninth grade; Catherine Metz, Eighth
grade; Ellsworth Nichols, seventh
grade; John Jake, Room No. Q; Mar
garet Verkamp, third grade; Josephine
Sauer, second grade; Benito Mondra-
gon, first grade.
Music-Alice Moler, first; Najala
Nackard, second.
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The marriage of Miss Ethel Kirk,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F.
! Kirk of Missouri, to Enfred Johnson
was celebrated Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock at the home of Judge ]. E. |
| Jones, 10 North Park street. Rev. Mr.. !
Loomis Of the Methodist church of
| Williams performed the ceremony.
Miss Zella Jones was bridesmaid, Hen
ry Johnson, brother of the groom was
best man. The house was beautifully
decorated with fresh flowers and ferns
and color scheme Of pink and white
was used. A reception for thirty
eight guests was held Immediately fol- |
| lowing thG, ceremony. Most of the |
guests came from Williams, where Mr..
and Mrs. johnson will make their
home. The bride has taught in theE
| Williams public school for the past
two years and has firm hold on the
| affections of all who know her. Mr..
| Johnson is manager of the Williams
lumber yard and is man of high
| standing in the community.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
American Legion held their regular
business meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Charles Phillips.
/ Mrs. j. Fl. Frohmiller entertained
| the graduating class of st. Anthony's
school at dinner on Wednesday eve
ming at her home, 418 East Birch.
Members of the class present were:
Kathryn Metz, Beatrice Belgrade,
Helen Dolan, Alice Moler, Henry
| Norman, Frank Moler and Fred Col
Inns. After dinner they enjoyed al
marshmallow roast on Pine Crest.
I. i. :. !.
The ladies of st. Margaret's Guild
/ entertained the newcomers to the
church at the home Of Mrs. Jack Kes
ter on Wednesday. About 80 ladies
were present. A buffet luncheon was
served at l o'clock.
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! A very enjoyable picnic was given
last evening at the Cliff dwellings.
Those who motored out were Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Fl. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
c. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Mills,
Miss Blanche Payne, Miss Florence
Berchtold, Charlotte Mills, Chester
Mills and C. NJ. Archer
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| An evening of music which was
greatly appreciated by all privileged
! to be present occurred Tuesday at
/ the DR.. r. NJ. Francis home. Miss
Marjorie Davis, who has an especially
! beautiful voice, sang several solos, and
Mrs. Irving Francis gave several vio-
lin selections in a manner that left
no doubt of a wonderful reserve OF
| talent. Sheldon Bayliss, who possesses
a pleasing TENOR voice, also favored