The Coconino sun., 1926-04-30
WILLIAMS DOINGS
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/ Dir. Ray Moore, field secretary Of
4 the Epworth league for Arizona was
i'll Williams on the 22nd, and spoke to
the Epworth Leaguers and their
friends at beautifully appointed
/ banquet held in the Sunday school
room of the M. Il. church. An en-
thusiastic band Of young workers
/ helped to serve the banquet and lis
] tened to the address given by Dir.
/ Moore. Plans for the present year
were discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Scanlon en-
tertained with delightful evening
/ OF bridge at their home the evening
of the 22nd. The following were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ =. Duffy,
Mr. and Mrs J. G. Butler and Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. McLeese. M. i. Duffy
4 won high gentlemen'ss score, Mrs. Nc
/ Ieese high ladies, and TO Mr.. Nc
fLeese fell the consolation trophy.
| Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Hook and daugh-
4 ter Margaret Ann, drove to Flagstaff
on the 22nd, where they were dinner
guests Of Mr. Hooks parents, Mr.. and
4 Mrs. Balzar Hook.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kimball and
1 children returned Thursday from the
4 southern part of the state, where Mr.
4 Kimball had gone as delegate to the
4 Rotary state convention. Mr.. and
4 Mrs. w. a.. Lindblom returned that
/ evening, they having had some bad
car trouble which necessitated their
/ missing the greater part of the con-
vention.
/ Miss Ruth Reinick went to Pres
4 cott Friday evening to spend the
\ weekend with her sister. Sunday
Il Miss Rennick, with Miss Helen Mar
well and Messrs. Kenneth Poison and
n Albert Hudson, made up a merry
\ party motoring to the famous Mon
tezuma wells and castle.
/ Mr.. and Mrs G. H. McLeese spent
! Sunday with friends in Prescott.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Elliott and fam
b ily were weekend house guests of the
b George Kimballs, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
1 lott motoring to Flagstaff Saturday
on business.
4 DIR. and Mrs. e. A. Miller and Miss
! Catherine MillerF Fmotored down Sat
iurday evening, Miss Catherine at
tending the young peoples club dance
| at the parish house. Friends We're
I congratalating her upon winning first
/ place in the recent high school ora
torical contest held at Flagstaff. She
will now go to Phoenix to compete
h for state honors.
4 Martha Mitchell is reported to be
4 i'll with typhoid fever.
I One of the most beautiful parties
of the spring season took place Sat
urday afternoon, when Mrs. f. ID.
Il BIv and Miss Bess Alcorn entertained
/ with luncheon in honor Of Miss
1 Betty Oswald, whose engagement to
their brother, Felix Alcorn, was an
nounced last winter The tasteful
color scheme of white and pink was
enhanced by dainty bridal place cards,
pink candles, and great masses OF
adorned the tables. The following
+ is the guest list: Miss Betty Oswald,
/ Miss Betty Kirwan, Miss Engretta
/ Scanlon, Miss Annie Jaggard, Miss
! Mary WatscI Miss Helen Maxwell,
I Miss Regina Rousseau, Miss Harriet
I Lebsch, and the MesdamcS E. j. hir-
wan, r j. Scanfon, Sam Sampson, G.
I d. Jeffries, w. G. Rittenhouse, Albert
I Lebsch, Erie Melick, G. Fl. McLeese,
Chas. Sullivant, Jr., and Mrs. ]. G.
Butler Mrs. Il. j. Kirwan made high
score, Miss Helen Maxwell low, while
Miss Oswald was the recipient Of a
dainty guest prize.
Mrs. Sam Sampson and Miss Re-
gina Rousseau were weekend guests
OF Mrs SIMPSONS parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Hamilton, at the Grand Can
yon.
|. At the Rotary on the 22nd, "Walt"
/ (I4ndblom) who with Geo. Baum
gartner, was TO have been the chair
man, was somewhere on the way
home between Nogales and Williams,
so a hasty extemporaneous program,
was devised, Waits program going
over until the next week. It being
Forest week, President Jack called
upon Prof. for a few words about
trees, and Prof. r. 6. Stevenson gave
talk full Of good suggestions for the
local club; other talks being given by
different ones. K. K. Henness was a
visiting Rotarian from Flagstaff.
Miss Helen Maxwell charmingly
entertained with supper party at
her home last Friday evening, her
guests being the members of the cast
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