The Coconino sun., 1925-07-24

Mrs. e. J. Nordyke entertained few
4 friends at ant impromptu 'Sea Friday
afternoon. Those enjoying the delight-
! full affair were Mrs. Philleo, Mrs.
Jeffries, Mrs. Rittenhouse, Mrs. Kir-
wan and Mrs. Lilo Perrin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Butler and FAM
lily and Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Messimer
and family enjoyed weekend camp
| ing trip at the ]. d. DAM, They vre
enthusiastic in their praise of this
beautiful spot and of the very excel
lent road to it that has lately been
| improved by the forest service.
The road being built around the
base of Bill Williams mountain is now
completed to six miles beyond Cole
man lake. The local forest service
office advises that, barring unforeseen
difficulties, the remaining four miles
| of this road will be finished this fall.
This will provide Williams with a
beautiful scenic loop drive.
Spencer Nordyke is enjoying a
months vacation in the east. He met
his aunt, Miss Bertha Peet, in Chica-
90. on the 18th and, after spending a
| few days in the big city pleasure
hunting and sightseeing generally, he
will go on to Monticello, Ind, where
he will be the guest of his grand
mother, Mrs. Julia Peet.
Mrs. E. B. Perrin and Lilo Perrin
returned to Williams from Los An
geles Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Burton, Mrs. Lilo Perrin
and small daughter, yvonne, and
maid, Mrs. Frankforter, and Wilson
Haywood motored to FL Tovar for
dinner Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kimball have
purchased a Chevrolet coach.
Mrs. Edwin Johns on, formerly of
this city, but now residing in San
Diego, with her four children and
maid, arrived here overland Monday.
They drove directly to Grand Canyon
to visit her father, Martin Buggeln,
at the Buggeln ranch, but will visit
| their Williams friends later on.
Miss Bess Alcorn returned to Will
liams Saturday after having attend
| ed a five-week term of summer
school at the teachers college.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. .. Duffy, Mr. and
Mrs. E. j. Nordykk and Miss Ruth
Emerson, motored to Ashfork Sun
day.
! Miss Margaret Northrup of New
York city, noted soIrano,s who will ap-
pear in concert in Flagstaff on the
29th, arrived in Williams, Wednesday
and will be house suest of Mrs. Will
liam Rittenhouse fer week. Mrs.
Rittenhouse and Miss Northrup are
old friends.
Mrs. Roy Watsol and son Bobby,
who have been speKling the past two
months at her old some in Cookville,
Tenn, will arrive i Williams, Satur-
day. She viii be 9com panied by her
cousin, Miss Ollie IcGirnis, who will
| be a guest here fol a short time be-
fore going on to tn coast.
The pleasant Lhdblom home was
the scene of much Iealty on the 18th
when Mrs. Lindblc,m, together with
Mrs. E. r. Byers, Mrs. IF. E. Wells,
and Mrs. T. II. C.retql entertained
with an elaborate tia in honor of Mrs.
r. G. Stevenson ami Miss Schuette,
house guest Of Mis- Lucy Bacon. The
house was gay win pink and white
blooms and the besstiful musical pro-
gram was FURNISHED by Flagstaff tai
ent. Among those7ssisting the hos
tess at the teg tables were Mrs.
Robert Daggs, Nj John EIinton and
Mrs. Charles Burtgl.
Mr.. Acuff and 3sistants, Standard
Oil station paintet, arrived here on
Monday evening. hey will dress up
the local station sth new coat of
gray.
The Rouby Suivant family have
moved into the esidence directly
south of the Montomery;;.
Friends are welDming John Scan
lon, who is back aain at his old post
at the Saginaw Lumber company.
Mrs. Scanlon and te children will fol-
low as soon as huse can be secured
for them.
The Dokies are flaming an all-day
picnic to be Reldat B6gd's camp on
Labor day. It is F.nned to make this
a big day, not onlsfor the local lodge,
but for members I'D their friends
from all over the fate.
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