The Coconino sun., 1923-07-27

The arge floor space was utilized for
dancing by young and old until a-late
hour Hhen appetizing refreshments
we've served. The Lady Rowena of
the Yeomen, Mrs. Mamie Williams,
and other lady members, brought
homemade cakes and sandwiches.
Mrs. Zion provided the coffee and
many willing hands aided in the SER
vice.
State President Fl. 4. Davis told of
the rapid growth of the order in the
past mouth and Thanked the host and
hostess fer their hospitality on behalf
If the Yecmen.
A class of % was initiated at the
regular rleeting week ago. It is ex-
pected that as large q class will be
ready to 60 in next Tuesday, July 81.
/ A committee consisting Of Mrs. Mamie
Williams, Arthur Perry and Will Mar
/ lar is sending out invitations to
!. friends of Yeomen members to be
present for the social session next
Tuesday night after initiation. Good
music has been secured for the occas-
ion.
!. 4 :. i.
Walter B. Nash, grand chancellor of
the Knights of Pythias of Arizona,
paid his annual visit to the local lodge
/ Wednesday evening. Speakers at the
social hour following the regular ses-
sion were Mr.. Nash, Mr.. Murdock and
! Mr.. Persons Of Tempe, Mr.. Angus Of
/ Globe, j. G. Clarke, w. H. Hudgins
4 and Mr. Hatch of Flagstaff. The la
Edies of the Pythian Sisters served a
delicious banquet at the close of the
meeting.
:. !. I. I.
Mr.. and MIS-. Bert Cameron gave
a small but delightful dinner dance on
I Monday evening at the family resi-
3dence on North Leroux street, in honor
4 of Mrs. Cora Mae Hyans, who is here
/ from Los Angeles for a short visit.
/ Mrs. Hyans has many friends in this
I city and is enjoying every minute Of
i her time while here, regretting very
4 much that she cannot remain all sum-
1 mer, instead of returning to Los An
geles IN August, as she expects to do.
1 Mrs Cameron will entertain with a
1 number cf informal little affairs be-
] fore her sisters departure. Last
/ nights quests included Mrs. Hyans,
l Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Coulter, Mr.. and
!. Mrs. Joe Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. John
Kelly, w. r. McClurken, Harold Cam
eron ana Burton Cameron, Jr.
= I.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. d. G.. Lowry and Thel-
ma Wilgermoth of the Gap trading
post, are spending few days in
!. town this week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Galusha and
4 children, Walter and Della, arrived
Il from Phoenix the first of the week
and expect to remain for the rest Of
Y the warm weather.
4 Recent Flagstaff visitors include:
!. A. Il. Manley, Phoenix; U. w. Derrick
4 Clrakdale; J. A. Strong, Blackwater;
W. H. Couthrey, Tucson; S. w. Sizler
\ Phoenix; G. NJ. Willard and J. l.
1 Ward, Phoenix; w. H. Nelson, Phoe-
| nix; P. O. Ban, Lee Anderson and M
r. Sarson, Phoenix; Mike Bruno, Coo
1 ley; w. 0. Wood and J. Stone, Jer-
+ ONE; Nelson G. Goodwin, Winslowi
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Gaumentz and daugh-
ters, Vivian and Marian, of Holbrook
/ and Leo O'Brien OF WinsIow.
q j. A. Wilson of Phoenix is spending
n the summer in and around Flagstaff
Il Eli Giclas has purchased the Mar
Il tha Francis Jones home in the normal
/ addition through the administrator OF
the estate, Alf Dickinson.
f Violet Raudebaugh, who had beer
H spending the past two weeks at the
/ Lamport ranch on Oak Creek, came
home the first of the week.
I G. F. McCown OF Phoenix is the
new man in Babbitt's meat depart
p nent. Mrs. McCown and her moth
Ell are expected to move up soon.