The Coconino sun., 1925-10-23
WILLIAMS DOINGS
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The beautiful home of Mrs C. D.
Jeffries was abloom with yellow
chrysanthemums Saturday when, in
honor of her house guest, Mrs. Chas.
Larson, Mrs. Jeffries presided at one
of the most delightful bridge lunch
cons of the season. The dainty hand
painted score cards, and the prizes, in
yellow, emphasized the color scheme.
Around the tables were seated Mrs.
Chas. Larson, Mrs. John Juhl, Mrs.
e. o. Messimer, Mrs. Albert Lebsch,
Mrs. Jas. Kennedy, Mrs Chas. Elliott,
Mrs. Harold Greene, Mrs. Geo. Kim
ball, Mrs. e. j. Kirwan, Mrs. F. d.
Bly,, Miss Bess Alcorn, Miss Mary
Watson, Mrs. Louis DeBold, Mrs. Roy
Watson, Mrs. r. j. Hook, Mrs. E. j.
Noerdyke, Mrs. Erie Poison, Mrs. V.
l.. Craig, Miss Betty Kirwan, Mrs. E.
A. Miller, Mrs. Richard Connor, Miss
Catherine Miller, Mrs. Andrew Miller,
Mrs. G. H. McLeese and Mrs. Jack
Butler. Mrs. Chas. Elliott made high
score, Mrs. Albert Lebsch second,
while to Mrs. Juhl was awarded the
consolation. -
ID. ID. Smith, who was quite serious
ly injured in a recent alteration with
Will Lawrence, is slightly improved
at this writing.
Fred Platten and Jack Butler left |
Monday for 2-day hunting trip in
the vicinity of Allan lake.
Miss Bernice Hawkins and Mrs. A. |
r. Montgomery left Saturday after |
A Ice, Nb1 f,as,
made in the interest of Miss Hawkins
health. She has been confined to her
home for some time with severe cold |
and sore throat.
Chas. Elliott returned to Williams
from Winsiow Saturday evening.
Mrs. Geo. Kimball had as luncheon
guests Thursday Mrs. C. d. Jeffries |
Mrs Chas. Larson and Mrs. Chas. Ell
lott.
The many friends of j. H. Mehl will |
be glad to know that he is much i'm
proved in health. The Mehls are now
residing in Wilsonville, Oregon.
The Bill Williams Dairy are in
stalling a cement floor in their milk |
house. Mr, Soto has charge of the
work
M. r. Lee, representing the Fuller
Brush Co. spent last week in Will
liams.
Miss Edith Anderson and Miss Ruth |
Rennick motored to Ashfork Sunday
for dinner.
w. L. Lindbloom returned Saturday |
from Los Angeles, where he went to |
visit his wife and infant daughter, |
Patricia Anne.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Nordyke and Mr..
and Mrs. r. ]. Hook were dinner
guests of the Lilo Perrins Saturday |
evening.
While out hunting Sunday morning
Fred Udine Jr., received painful /
though not serious injuries from
pieces of flying rock received when |
the gun of his companion was acci
dentally discharged splintering large |
rock which pierced young Udine below |
the knee. He is being cared for at
DR.. Melick's hospital.
Mrs. E. J. Kirwan, Miss Betty Kir-
wan, Pete Campbell and Kenneth /
Freeman were weekend guests of the
E. A. Millers at Flagstaff.
r. ]. Hook bagged fine turkey /
last week.
e. R. Menhenett, travelling auditor /
of the Standard Oil company spent |
Friday and Saturday at Ashfork, Sc
ligman and Williams. Saturday after
noon Mr. Menhenett, Gilbert Merritt |
and VIM. Maston left for the Sit |
greaves on a hunting trip, returning
Sunday evening.
r. A. Nickerson raturned Saturday |
morning from a business trip.
Mrs. Claude Matz spent few days |
in Williams last week visiting old |
friends. She will be remembered as
Marian Potterman. The Matzs have
been transferred to Winslow and win |
occupy a new home there. Mr.. Matz
is with the Santa Fe.
The Woman's club held its regular |
meeting Saturday at the M. E. church |
with goodly attendance. Miss Perry |
and Miss Bouton gave interesting
talks. An informal discussion of
clubhouses was also held. The meet |
ing was in charge of Mrs. L. B. Britt |
Babbitt company are shipping cattle |
from Maine this week.
Mrs. Jack Butler entertained on
Wednesday with the last Of series