The Coconino sun., 1924-04-18
WILLIAMS NEWS
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AFTERNOON at the nome OF MRS. u. Nc
Ieese. A program on the American
Woman was given by Mrs. E. r. By
ers. The mother as the greatest
American woman was discussed by
the leader. Mrs. r.. Koch read a
paper prepared by herself on Women
as World Builders, and a discussion
of the Arizona Labor Laws for wo-
men, marriage laws, wills and divorce
laws and the Shepard -Towner bill
followed. Mrs. Andrew Miller gave
a very fine report of her trip
to the Tucson convention of Wo-
mems clubs, bringing many sugges-
tions from other clubs and q message
of splendid good fellowship existing
among the clubs of Arizona.
John r. Smart left the first of the
week for Los Angeles to spend his
vacation.
Mr.. Nickerson, former manager of
the Saginaw Mill company, spent a
few days this week looking after bus
mess interests in Williams.
Mrs. Walter Lindblom entertained
a few friends Tuesday evening at
dinner in honor Of her husbands
birthday.
Ed Stephens, former secretary of
the live stock sanitary board under
Governor Campbell, and now con-
nected with the department of JUS
tice, was in town the first part of the
week.
Mrs. Davis, mother Of Mrs. Cecil
Lugar, was visiting in Williams last
week, and when she returned to her
home in Phoenix she took her little
granddaughter, Dolores Wright, with
her to spend the summer.
George H. Spcllmeyer is spending
a vacation on the coast visiting his
family and enjoying much needed
rest.
Mrs. M. B. Startzman returned
Saturday night from the south part
of the state where she attended the
Tucson convention and later visited
her mother in Phenix on her return
trip.
Charles Sullivant and Dorothy Mo-
ser played a trick on their many
friends Saturday afternoon by slip
ping out or town and motoring over
to Flagstaff where they were mar
ried. Some one began to suspect
what they had done and the young
folk spent a good many hours Sat-
urday night trying to find them but
did not succeed in locating them un
til Sunday. The happy couple are
keeping house in the Barnes cottage
on First street. Charles is the sec
ond son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Sulli-
want and is employed by the Sag
inaw Lumber company as member
of the clerical force. Dorothy is the
oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w.
A. Moser, and since her graduation
from high school last year has been
employed in the Rabbits store of
flee. Many Williams folks wish this
popular couple happy voyage over
the sea of nlatrimony.
Mrs. Roy Watson surprised her
relatives and friends by dropping in
unexpectedly Saturday night from
her home in McNary. The other
small son, Robbie, will visit with
Mrs. BLY, and Miss Watson a short
time before returning to their home.
The Barney Google Revelers gave a
dance in the Sultana Saturday night
which was we'll attended.
Mrs. G. r. Young gave an Easter
party Saturday afternoon for her
small son, Dean. The afternoon was
spent playing games suggestive of
the Easter season. Refreshments
we're served to the delighted little
guests who thought an Easter party
more fun than anything they had
done yet.
Miss Bernice Hawkins and Mrs. e.
r. Byers were hostesses Friday night
in the E. r. Byers home to the fol-
lowing guests who spent the evening
playing nah jongg: Misses Iva Eas
ton, Elsie Maxwell, Minnie and Aphra
Anderson, Messrs. Felix Alcorn, Levi
Montgomery, Russell Miller, Erie Me-
lick and E. r. Byers.
Alfred Skeels, G. Y. Campbell,
Chas. Elliott, e. j. Nordyke and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Moose motored over
to Flagstaff. Monday to attend the
republican meeting and help elect
delegates to the state convention in
Phoenix April 28-20. Those elected
to represent Coconino county were:
DR.. Fronske, f. S. Breen, Chas.
Moose, e. r. Byers and Joe F. Wilson.
Miss Anna Jaggard returned Sun
day night from her home in Kansas
City, where she was called by the ill
ness and death of her mother. She
began her duties again Monday morn
ing as English teacher in the high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens from. Mesa
passed through Williams Thursday
afternoon en- route to Flagstaff. They
visited friends in Williams for Few
hours as they were going through.
The Ladies Aid held a business
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Jas.
Hudson Tuesday afternoon to select
committees to proceed with the Ro-
tary luncheons for another term Of
months.
County Attorney Harrison and I'm
der-Shefiff S. o. Thompson were