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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Treasure HINT to BE Feature of Dinner
Party; Wedding Parry to Be Entertained
mis- ELINAnETII I.EN NM

MISS ELIZABETH LEA win en-
wi tornn with a dinner "
twenty nvc covers at her homo ON
FRIDAY evening, which viii be fol-
lowed by unique feature "a treas.
urc hunt
Interest is Intense over this nov.
city which viii mako lis introduce
don 20 Seattle social circlcs, Miss
Achsa Lou Powell and Miss Helen
Suykor arc In charge OF the az
fair
Tho plan ia this} Each guest
donates ono dollar 20 the treasure.
which is Seeyctcd az some point in
the city or its suburbs Following
the dinner slips OF paper that give
a slight clue where the pot OF gold
y buried are distributed among the
party and tho hunt begins Each
llacc visited a fresh clue Is found
3nd the run continues until some
member OF tho party discovers the
HriEe.
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Jenny Lind Program
Is Popular
by LOUISE RAYMOND OWENS

ID lfD'l0I 10 AlDtND wv lstN9
SONGS that were p0pulur hncls IN
1850 also proved fuyoUtoH with the
large audience whicirlust evening
greeted Frlcdn ljcmpcl, wclhhnown
soprano, when ahc sang her now
famous Jenny Lind program IN
Mcuny hail
Tho concert was unique in that
u was an rKncl replica Of tho one
given by the famous swedish night
lngalo Va 1850 In order 10 give nor
listeners a. c.'acr picture 0f The
then famous singer Miw Ilcmpel
hrr acnompouirt CoenUmd v. Bos,
ana Louis = Frlze, flutlst, ali were
dressed IN thc mode Of tho dry,
Miss lIompcls dress being an exact
copy OF tho gown worn by Jenny
Lind on her FIRST American appear
nncc
Miss lIempel hos o. sweet soprano
voice which. ulihu not Of great
power, iH ono Of pleasing quality.
She hug8 in an easy unaffected
manner her interpretations being
most effectively given Combined
with her lovely voice Is a npuyat
Ing manner which could not help
but please the most critical
Och Vienl Non Tardar" from
THE Marriage Of Figaro" by Mo.
z1ft aud SHADOW Song" frgm
"Dmornh." by Moycrbcer, the latter
with flute oblig1lp by Louis F'rltze,
won the most sIuccr8 applause as
I did AVE Maria" and The Trout, "
! by schubert. Eehumanu's Tho Nut
Tree" and "The Echo Song" Nor.
wogian melody
Included on the program were
two songs that were written es3c.
ciaIiy for Jenny Lind. Bird Song"
7 by Tuubert. and Greeting 10 Amer.
lea" by Benedict. which were heard
/ Tor Tho first time in 1860 Mi@I
liempcl was repeatedly recalled and
numbered among her many CncoreH
were the Goo Coo Clock" Dixie"
"Thc Last Rose Of Summer and
by the Waters Of Aiiunctnota
/ Cpcnrand Ros provided excellent
compartment for Mics HempCl and
. his playing Of 'Polouuibs G Sharp
I Minor" boy Chopin; Mendelgsohna
Song without W0raa and Men.
ne, Antique" by socbeck, won him
I enthusiastic plaudita Louis F'ritze.
nuua'. alfo won favor H. his play.
Z Ing IL 'Audaute Pamertle.' by
Bochm and Recthoycn'H "AiiuucL"
Sles Iiempels local engagement
was under the auspices u the WON.
ems Federation Of the University Of
Washington. and was the final con.
cert ~ The series given by them
this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

Macfurlanc ana Mrs. Norman J. Ir.
vine, Seattle representatives on the
board Of managers attended a pre-.
convention board meeting Tuesday.
Mrs John @. Matthews. president
OF tho Seattle Council OF PIT. A..
viii speak Thursday at the pre.school
luncheon In the Christian church on
why Promote the Pre-. School
Mother" Mrs. Bertha G. Brown.
chairman OF motion picture and Wis
ual education for the Seattle council.
wilI speak before the convention
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Norman J.
Irvine. thrift chairman. viii preside
az thrift luncheon" Thursday.
and Mrs Alan w Eshelby. publicity
chairman for the Seattle council. VIII
have an exhibit OF Seattle publicity
and b. speaker at the luncheon in
The Episcopal church on Thursday.
Addresses and discussion will en-.
phasIzc the following phases OF par.
cntte1cher week Home and school
in education. better education stand.
ards. health, recreation, music, the
high school students viewpoint. the
deyinte child. the prc,school child,
higher education. tho class room
teacher and the child labor amend.
ment
Seattle public schools viii be repre-.
scented on the program by Miss Nellie
~ Goodhuc. supervisor OF the child
study department. who will address
the convention Thursday at p. m.
~ Day in Childs Kindergarten. ="
an illustrated lecture, will be given
by Miss Clara Reynolds.
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Dinner for Bridal Partu

Miss Eugcnia Relr, whose mar,
riage 20 Mr.. Harold Crosby will
take place on May IS viii enter
tain the members oI her bridal
party AZ dinner at her home on
Friday evening. May g, preceding
the wedding rehearsal
In compliment To Miss Rclf, Miss
Alice Whalley entertained with an
informal tra aud shower az her
homo this afternoon
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Entertain for
Out-of- TolcR Guests

Mr., ana Mrs, Joshua Green viii
be dianor hosts this evening 40 tho
sunset club. entertaining IN homer
% Mt and Mrs. Coleman, OF Win
nipcs, ana Cant. and Mrs, Troup OF
Victoria. r. g.
To-day Mrs Green gave a lunch,
con ct the Goit club IN honor Of
the visitors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Informal Luncheon
for Mrs. Gillette

Mrs Alexander MeEwau enter
tanned Informally az luncheon Tues.
day afternoon al the Golf club In
honor Of Mrr, IL, NJ Gillette. OF BAY
city Mich, who. after a visit IN
town as the guest OF Mira William
Hunter McEwan. loft today for her
home
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STEVENS w. Il. c.
+ II a HOLDING
STATE CONVENTION

Interest In Parent Teacher circles
be- ceutercd this week around the
inlr convention At Aberdeen. May
Is 10 is.
4 special train left Wednesday az
7.A5 %, m. over the Northern Pacific.
carrying approximately 100 Delegates
from Seattle. while others are travel.
ing hy automobile.
Mra. John G. Matthews. Mrs.
James b. Kinnc. Mrs. =. r. Wild.
holm. Mrs Charles G Miller. Mrs.
H. c. BohrbacI,. Mrs Daniel Ragcn.
Mn John wothcrspoon. Mrs. Jay
Todd. Mrs. $. H. Crooks. Mrs W. X.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill
Dinner Hosts

To honor Nr. and Mrs. Harry BY,
ram. Of Chicago. who will be In
town for "a Few days this week. Mr..
and Mrs Il D Merrill will entertain
at dinner at their home Friday even,
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Women's Clubs

Quinlau. 3t5 olympic place. Thurs.
day. May IL. az o'clock Guest day.
Program Poem with musical ac.
compartment ~ Miss Margaret a.
T.. Crawford
RAINIER CAMP. u, n. A.
Rainier camp. No, it7z. X. N. A..
viii meet Thursday. May "a, Tor an
alldAy Ssviug session at swedish
club hall. Eighth and olive Bring
lunch. coffee viii Be served
FORTsON- THYGEsEN
Fortsou- Thygcsen auxiliary. e. g
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eouver H. O., who, with MIR aud
Mrs, w G., Gardner and Miss i.
sutherland form "a motor party ON
their way to Southern California and
Mexico, 10 be gone until sometime In
lune
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

soRosIs CLuB
Art department n the Sorosks
club win meet at Federation club
housr. THURSDAY, May ~. M ?
o'clock open house day. Pro
gram will include an illustrated icc
ture BY Prof Walter Isaacs o. the
University OF Washington. West
Seattle Art club will be guests.
FoBTNiGHTLT CLUB
queen Anne FortnwntIy club
will met With Mrs George II.
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EntertdinS for
Motorists

Mrs. Charles r Coleman enter.
tanned AZ luncheon al her home on
Monday afternoon In honor OF her
mother Mrs. j. A. Martin. Of Van.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

W, V. viii have luncheon on
Thursday. May ~. at noon. at Vet,
Grams hall Armury Mothers OF
Spanish wBr veterans VIII be- The
homer guests A. zp ~ The rrRu-
tar meeting will b. held and pro.
gram given tn cpmmem1ragion ~
Mothsu. day
SEATTLE REVIEW so 8
Seattle Review No. s w D. 4. Of
the Maecabeea. will have short
business meeting Thursday May IL.
Mt : o'clock. iu A. o, T. W hhil.
1909 Ninth ave In observance ~
child welfare month. the juniors Of
the various reviews Of the city VIII
give pageant at $3.50 o'clock
There also viii BE- lecture on
Health and the care " children"
pOHIC SOCIAL CLuu
poHc sociai club o T. <. viii
meet with Mrs Elizabeth Davis.
40ls Dayton ave THURSDAY. Mas
"a. ~ ? O'Clock. Mrs pollir soper.
assisting hostess al Eastern stars
and friends welcome
WOMEN or
MoosEHEART LEGION
Women Of Mooseheart Legion Wit
hold IS regular monthly card party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

were initiated al the last meeting
Mrr. Anna Anderson. Mrr Dora
Miller. Miss Bcrnircc Morning. Mrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

Mr and Mrs Charles Pagan have
removed 10 YarrDw. across Lake
Washington, for the summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

Mabel Wallace. Mrs l.. II. sharrutt
and Mr BeEs Blllin
STEVENS ". n. G.
Stevens W II. g No. j win serve
% chicken dinner Friday. May -. at
9 o. M az Veterans hall. ArTnory.
Court whist will DO played during
the afternoon and following The din.
net
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs, Edward II. Chayelle
left Tuesday by motor on a two
weeks trip TO California
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

OLYMPIC CIRCLE
A court whist party win be given
by olympic circle, No. ST. Neighbors
Of Woodcrnft. on Monday evening,
May II. at 500 o'clock. at woog's
hall.
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Personal

Cnrd3 received this morning from
PmiH announce that o group Of 10,
attic people whiting there include
Judge ana Mrs Burke, Mr. and
Mrs Clearance Blcthrn, Mrs J1mcI
A. shrabuu aud family Miss
Fnncen Oldham and MI Borram
cUlllug.
alrs u G Neufeldcr. who has
been az tho Hotel Virginia, AT Long
Beach Cal, hnB returned 10 Seattle
md WIN spend the summer at the
Hotel Sorrento
Mrs James D. Hoge, MrB. Mary
LoniEe Sullivan and Mrs. H. 8. BoI.
com returned Tuesday from q trip
East and California.
Mr. and Mr.. CordclI stevens
Smith lucia Moacham are In Port.
land.
Mrs Jesse Ives viii leave satur,
day for Los Angeles. where shc viii
visit Mr. ana Mrs Paul Wilbur
Ives and MIR. and Mrs. Herbert
KIchhrdson.
Mr. DcWolfc Emory win leave
Thurgday night on a short trip to
San Francisco
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NINA FRYE
TiitMuLE CLUB

IHlMHBE CLUB
Nis, Frye Thlmbio club win meet
Thursday. May "a. al noon. with
Mrs, Maud MARKS. i22s Aiki ave.
AUXILIARY TO nRoTuERHoop
OF RAILROAD TRAfNAiEN
The Ladies' auxiliary to the
Brotherhood Of Railway Tralnmnn
VIII sorYc a. luncheon az noon Thurs,
day. May -. a, 1915 First ave. The
regular meeting and initiation viii
follow The luncheon
LADY EAGLES CLUB
Lady Eagles club will give card
party, Thursday. May IL, at $50
p. m. at Wings Cafeteria. Tho com.
mittoe in charge arc kathf.nc ~
Clarberg. chairman. Mrs. f. Exc
und. Mrs. @. NJ Freed. Mrs. J. X.
Hiolmeior and Mrs Gladys Han.
son.
ALKT PIT. A.
Alki PIT. A. viii hold is regular
meeting az tho achool on Thursday.
May II. at s.3o p. m. Or. slmons
will give a health talk. Mrs Herbert
Geo win speak on Forest protec.
ton" and the pupils OF Miss Marie
Ruth's room viii ring.
Tho officers for the coming year
elected At the last meeting are. Mrs,
Herbert Gee. president. Mrs. Edgar
Humog. first vice president: Mrs. II.
o. smith, second vice president:
MrH. w. II, Ballcntinc. secretary.
Mrs. Douglas Hurn. treasurer. Mrs.
r.. J Gibson was appointed delegate
TO tho convention In Aberdeen.
HELPING HAND CLUB
The Helping Hand club will meet
at tho home Of Mrs. Clarence Har.
rington. i23 MelEore ave. n. Thurs.
day. May ~. OF noon.
WHITTIER HEIGHTS
CLUB
Tho ladies' OF whittier Heights
Improvement club will meet with
Mrs Edward Potter. 7744 Mary avo.
n. w, Thursday. May IL Lunch.
con nj 1 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

Nj and Mrs. Alfred Braylcy Par.
EGn1 dorothy Ewingj arc receiving
congratulations upon the birth Of a
daughter Polly, May 10. in tho SUIT.
ter hospital In Sacramento.
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AMETHYST CHATTER

Amethyst chapter, o. Z. s., viii
give a card party at Wings cafe.
terra, Saturday evening. May 10, at
$40 o'clock.
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Nia Frye Thlmblo club viii meet
Thursday. May II. al noon. witt
Mira, Maud MARKS. i2ss AIR ave.
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woMAN,s CRY cLrn

NoNlA4N = VI Nsl4l -
From now until the close OF the
club year. trips will be taken TO
various city institutions. Members
desiring TO take these trips must
sign up with Mrs. Osborne at the
meetings or communicate with her
at KE nwd.Os36. Arrangements for
transportation must be made at
least week In advance In order
to accommodate NIL who wish to
go
The trip next Thursday viii be
conducted by Mr.. George L. Cot.
tcrlll, port commissioner. The party
viii meet at the west door of the
Y. w. c. a. building and go by
automobile thru the docks and ter.
minals OF the port Of Seattle. other
trips planned for May and June
win be thru the locks. visit ito
Firlnnds, and an all.dny trip to the
Cedar river water shed.
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LADIES or GOLDEN North

LADIES or GOLDEN NORTH
on Friday evening, May 18th, nj
8 o'clock, the ladies' of the Golden
North will hold card party nj
their lodge rooms Mt 1o23ii First
ave. An Alaskans visiting in Seat
tie and former Alasknns and their
friends are invited TO attend this
Sourdough party, Six new members
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InnIr SOCIAL rIun
WOMEN or

Women Of MooEehsart Legion wilt
hold IS regular monthly card party
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Tho Ladies' OF Whittier Heights
Improvement club viii meet with
Mrs. Edward Potter 7744 Mary ave-
n. w, Thursday. May II. Lunch.
con nj / O'Clock.
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ALKf PIT A.
HAND CLUB

The Helping Hand club will meet
at tho home Of Mrs. Clarence Har.
rington. l23 MelEore ave. N. Thurs.
day. May ~. OF noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

Mr. Claude ~. scelcy. who IA on
o trap to California, Is expected home
about May 20.
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-04

Miss Ella Mertens spent her vaca-
ton last week at Montezuma lodge.
Miss Elinor Hayes returned the first
Of the week from Kingman, where she
visited friends for two weeks.
Tom Mccarthy, the long, lean, good
natured sawmill mechanic of ability,
lis now with the Gila Lumber Co. at
Pima, Ariz.
August johnson is enjoying visit
with his brother, Charlie Johnson, and
son, Albert, of San Bernardino, Calf,
who came Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Miller and children will
leave the last of this week or the first
Of next for Albuquerque, where Mr..
Miller went the first OF this week for
the benefit of his health. She will be
accompanied by Ed Metz, who will en-
ter st. Michael's academy.
Or. and Mrs G. K Hartzell Of Pres
colt passed through here Monday on
the last leg of their three months
round of national parks of the west.
Mr.. HartzeIl is eager to see the Colo
RADIO bridge built near Lees Ferry to
give this part of the state access to
the beautiful country byond.
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-04
HOCHDERFFER
AT HOME IN FLAGSTAFF

Wednesday morning last a family
reunion took place at the Hochderffer
residence, OIL West Cherry avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. George Hochderffer Jr., Mr..
and Mrs Albert Custer Fair, and
Master Neil Kuhn dropped in to well
come home Grandma Hoehderffer,
whom they had not seen for ID years
Grandma, the historian of the fam
lily, brought out the photographs of
the latest arrivals. Among these was
that of Baby Dean de Grafenreid,
one year old October % next. Deans
family tree reads thus: Dean, son Of
Sylvia Smith de Grafenreid, daughter
of Bessie Thomas Smith, daughter of
Anna Hochderffer Thomas, daughter
Of Kathryn Klostar Hochderffer.
August 20 last a photograph of the
five generations was taken at the
residence Of Mrs. Willard (Bessie)
Smith in Los Angeles.
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-04

! Miss Mary Moler returned Monday
from Jerome, where she visited her
! aunt for a week
Born, Saturday, August 20, to Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Hostetter baby girl
who will be called Emma May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brickcr of Miami
spent few days last week visiting
Mrs. Dave 0'Brien. They are spend
ing couple of weeks touring the
cooler portions of the state.
Mrs. Julia Arthur was operated upon
Monday at Mercy hospital by DR..
Charles Ploussard. Considering the
seriousness of the operation and her
rundown condition she is doing very
nicely.
Dean Frank C. Lockwood and
daughters left Monday for their home
in Tucson. Miss Elizabeth, who re-
Gently recovered from a severe illness.
will go to Pasadena, where she will
receive several months Of special
treatment under her uncle, surgeon
Mrs. Herbert Asselin on Wednesday
night returned to her home from
Mercy hospital where her baby boy
was born. Her many friends will
sympathize with her in his death,
which occurred Sunday and was due
to complications following injuries
received at birth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Coulter re-
turned this week from McNary, where
Ernest went to relieve Harvey Brown,
manager Arizona Central bank, who
was away on vacation. They will
leave tomorrow for California for a
two weeks vacation to visit relatives
and friends in Redlands, Pasadena,
Long Beach and Los Angeles.
DR.. NJ. G. Fronske, president Flag
staff Rotary club, returned early yes
terday morning from Douglas where
he attended the district conference of
Rotary presidents and secretaries. He
reports profitable and agreeable
meeting. 1t was decided that the dis
trict conference, which will be held
April 10 and 20, will be at Nogales.
George T. Harrington, secretary Of
the local cirb, will be home today.
Rev. Daniel c. Lockwood of the
Park avenue Congregational church of
Berkeley arrived last week to visit his
sister, Mrs. L. G. Miller. He spent
two months in Emporia, Kan, visiting
his parents. He was accompanied by
his nephew, Edward Miller, who spent
the summer with his grandparents
there Mr.. Lockwood preached the
Sunday evening sermon at the F'eder-
ated church. He viii leave tomorrow
for Berkeley.
These children appeared in recital
at Mrs. Margaret Howard Fay's re-
Gently: Violet May Cooper, Stanley
Fay, Harold Thomas, Justine James,
Alice Hudgens, Marion Gaisser, Myra
Gold, Mary Conley, Milton Nichols,
Dorothy Norman, Marguerite LeBar-
ron, Barbara Rees, Evelyn Wild, Vir-
ginia Hash, Dena Dietzman, Mary
Wilson and Ernestine Fay. Many in
terested parents were present and
shared the good time that followed.
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-04
LOCAL BREVITlES
+ g s** ** = i. !: = ),

County Attorney Frank Harrison
went to Phoenix this week to be gone
for several weeks.
John M. Allen returned last week
from an extended trip through the
east. He was gone over two months
on his we'll earned vacation from the
A. L. & 7. Coz big plant.
Mrs, Sid Gassman, Mrs. M. G
Fronske and Mrs. Harry Embach and
their children went to Oak Creek ca
yon Wednesday night to stay there in
the Voolfolk cottage for week.
Mrs. John Schwab and daughter
Nadine, returned this week from
Pueblo where they went recently. They
will remain here this. winter, occupy
ing one of the Hart apartments.
VIM. Allen is humping around on
three legs as a result of badly
bruised ankle resulting when he at
tempted to kick young log out of
the way. Luckily no bones were
broken.
That vicious bolt of lightning that
on Monday night put the light system
out of commission for few minutes
and misplaced our hearts for a longer
period of time struck large pine tree
just east of the Alex Johnston home.
Paul Morton, general manager of
the Central Commercial company, is
having wide concrete pavement built
in front of the company's wholesale
building on South Beaver street and
had had a concrete gutter built along
the north side. Ed Raudebaugh is do
ing the work.
Miss Louise Wilde, kindergarten
teacher at Emerson, will live at the
Charles Keller home this winter. Her
father, Rev. Wilde, and family left
Wednesday for their home in Mesa
after being up here all summer. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fillerup will live in
the Slipher house, recently vacated bv
Rev. Wilde's family.
Mrs. Hugh Tillman and daughter,
Louise, came up from Winslow Sun
day afternoon. Mrs. Tillman expects
to move up here as soon as she can
find house. Mrs. j. G.. Tillman and
daughters, Marie and Louise, and
Mrs. Hugh Tillman and daughter,
Louise, drove to the Robert Tillman
ranch in Kendrick park Monday,
where the girls were left for a visit
P. l.. Zion arrived overland this
week from Cedar Ridge, Col, where
he has been on fruit farm since Feb
ruary. He started back the next day
with Mrs. Zion and their two children.
The oldest son, Halle, is still there.
They we're accompanied by Mrs. lions
mother, Mrs. c. C. Compton, who will
continue on to Idaho where she will
visit her people, whom she has not
seen for 81 years, until the last Of
November.
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-04
MISS COFFEE TO RETURN
FOR DANCING CLASSES

Miss Georgialee L. Coffee will re-
turn to Flagstaff in time to resume
study when Flagstaff Teachers college
reopens and will reorganize her dane
ing classes for the winter She viii
begin Immediately upon her return to
have pupils ready for "Cupid's Mid
Winter Review" an entertainment to
be given before Christmas. Miss Cof-
fee has been studying classical ballet
at Ted Shawn's and Ruth St Denis
schools of dancing this summer in
Los Angeles, at the same time doing
prologue work for the West Coast
Theaters during the past three
months. The first of this month she
left with Rosanka Lyga, the Polish
danseuse, and her company for three
weeks run in the Chicago circuit in
and out of that city. She will be in
Flagstaff about October 1.
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-04
SMALL RESTAURANT
HAD VERY BIG BLAZE

Peter Lavoea's restaurant was
cleaned out in few minutes Friday
evening by a fire that started in the
kitchen just after Pete had filled the
range tank with distillate. It was a
small one-story frame and galvanized
iron shack, its size all out of propor-
tion to the great mass of flame and
smoke it sent up. Seen over the top
of the surrounding buildings, the
blaze looked as if it was consuming
the whole block and it was only min
ute before several hundred people
were there. The firemen socn had the
fire out without damage to either the
First National bank or Pete Bender's
close on either side. The
building, belonging to Babbitt Bros.
Trading Co, was insured. Mr.. Lavoea
was not insured. He had bought the
outfit only a few days before
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-04

BOST-ON LAKE MARY ROAD
Wednesday, a 9x12 rug. Reward
Mrs. r. T. Brown, P. o. Box 1918,
Flagstaff. 9-4-2t-pd
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-04
PAVING HIGHWAY
EAST BEGINS SOON

Ray II. Downer of Downer & Nero,
who have the contract for paving the
highway east from Flagstaff to An
gell, arrived from California Wednes-
day and reports that all the machinery
is either here or enroute and the work
viii soon start. Mrs. Downer and the
children will be here for the winter as
soon as a house can be found Mr..
Downer will establish company Of
fices in Attorney Frank NJ. Colds
office suite in the Rabbit building.
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-04
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE TO QUICK BUYER,
very reasonable House, large lot;
one-haIf acre and some excellent
furniture. Apply John NJ. Haines, /
mile east of town. 1tpd