The Coconino sun., 1926-06-11
WILLIAMS NEWS
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Taking precedence over other love-
" affairs of the week was the bridge
luncheon given Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. R. G. Stevenson,
Mrs. Stevenson and Miss Regina
Rousseau being hostesses. Masses OF
yellow roses and lavender flowers
aided in carrying out the color
scheme. Those present We're: the
Mesdarnes F. A. Cotton. Elise Startz-
man, Dick Connor, E. C. Mills, A. F,
Grimmell, all of Flagstaff, and Mes
DANES F. E. Wells, Jas. Kennedy, Ju-
liza Peet, P. A. Melick, Roy Watson,
w. C. Rittenhouse, T. E. Cureton, r.
]. Nordyke, Albert Lebsch, Y. L.
Craig. John Juhl, F. D. Bly,, E. j.
Ki1wan. w. L. Lindblom. G. H. Nc
Iecse. Felix Alcorn, E. r. Byers, (.
w. Williams, Harold Greene, G. d..
Jeffries. Geo. Kimball. j. j. Scanlon,
and j. c.. Butler, and the Misses Ber-
nice Hawkins, Betty Kirwan, Harriet
Lebsch, Mary Watson, Engretta
Scanlon and Bess Alcon. Prizes
were won by Mrs. F. D. Bly,, Mrs.
Dick Connor and Mrs. Warren Perk--
ms.
Announcing the engagement of her
son Levi to Miss Bernice Hawkins,
Mrs. A. r. Montgomery on Saturday
entertained with one of the lovely
spring supper parties. Dainty bri-
daI cakes formed the centerpieces of
the various tables, and, with the mas
ses of pink and white flowers and
pink candles, accentuated the color
scheme. During the supper hour. vo-
cal numbers We're rendered by Miss
Betty Kirwan. Mrs. z. (. Wells, and
Mrs. w. c. Rittenhouse. Piano num-
bers were played by Mrs. Harold
Greene and Miss Harriet Lebsch.
The guest list was as follows: Miss
Bernice Hawkins. the Misses Harriet
Iebsch. Betty Kirwan. Helen Easton,
Helen Maxwell, Ruth Rennick. Esther
Perry, Bess Alcorn, Mary Watson,
Eloise Sullivant, Annie Jaggard. Re-
gina Rousseau, Margaret Duffield,
Edith Anderson, and Miss Minnie An
derson, and the Mesdames Harold
Greene, w. c. Rittenhouse. Russell
Miller, Erie Melick. P. A. Melick, H.
l.. Benham, F. D. Bly,. Roy Watson,
Ed Hamilton. K. w. Williams, E. J..
Nordyke. Julia Peet. G. H. McLeese,
Warren Perkins. r. G. Stevenson. Al
bert Lebsch, F. e. Wells, A. D. Grif-
fifth, e. n. Duffield. f. J. Kirwan,
and J C. Butler. At bridge following
the supper Mrs Rov Watson made
high score, Miss Helen Easton low,
while to the honored guest, q beauti-
full guest prize was given. The host
ess was assisted in serving bv the
Misses Doris Duffield and Bunny
Easton.
School affairs formed a large part
Of last weeks gayety. Wednesday
evening the high school play, "The
Suicide Specialist" was given at the
Sultana to a crowded house. The
plav was under the direction of Miss
Annie Jaggard and Miss Belnice
Hawkins. Spencer Nordyke, in the
principal role, acquitted himself most
creditably, and was supported by an
able cast. The high school orchestra
furnished the music for the occasion.
Following the play, the members OF
the cast, the senior class. and the
orchestra. were entertained at de-
lightful supper party at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Nordyke, the class
colors, pink and white, predominatlng
in the decorations.
The iunior-senior banquet was held
Friday evening in the |. 0. O.F. din
ing room, with the juniors, the sem
iors, and members of the faculty IN
attendance. Following the banquet,
the Junior prom was held, the Nc
Ieese orchestra furnishing the music.
In the dining room, the senior class
colors of pink and white and the class
flower predominated. Downstairs the
hall represented a Holland scene.
Sunday evening the baccalaureate
address to the graduating class was
given at the st. Johns Mission by
the Rev. Bertrand Cocks of Phoenix.
The sophomore picnic was held Sat
urday, June 5, at Mcclellan dam,
Miss Esther Perry, class sponsor,
chaperoning.
4 most enjoyable concert was CIV
en- Monday evening by the school
Glee club and the high school orches-
ira at the Ashfork schoolhouse. A
number of Williams school patrons
attended the concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Terry have been
called to Edmon, Okla, by the death
of Mr.. Terry's father, who succumbed
to q paralytic stroke. They left sum
day morning on No. 2.
Chas. Button was chairman of the
Rotary luncheon Thursday the 3rd.
The program was about New Mexico.
Mrs. w. L. Lindblom played the ac-
compartments for the singing. There
were no visitors.
Mrs. Edw. L. Mix of Los Angeles
and Mrs. Fred f. Osborne of Santa
Barbara, were houseguests from
Tuesday to Friday last week of their
sister, Mrs. Jack Butler. Mrs. Mix
and Mrs. Osborne were on their way
to Michigan to visit their old home.
The newly elected board of direc-
tors Of the Rotary club met Thursday
evening, June A, installed officers
and appointed committees for the
coming year.
The new and the old city councils
met Thursday evening, June 4, the
old council carrying out its regular
order of business before the new
members were sworn in.
An auto accident in which several
Williams young folks participated
occurred last Tuesday evening, June
/. when an auto owned by the How
ard Sheep company and driven by