The Coconino sun., 1926-01-15
WILLIAMS DOINCS
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QauRnLeT Oh O1T. anu MtSs I1dAVAs'
Greene, was quite badly cut about the
face when the Ford coupe driven by
Mr.. Greene collided with car driven
by S. G. Brown, on Bill Williams
avenue, Wednesday evening, the 7th.
Mr.. Greene was driving homeward
with his three children, and did not
see the other car approaching. Miss
Charlotte's wounds were promptly
dressed by local physician and she
was driven to her home at Mountain
Spring ranch. The wounds are not
serious, and she is rapidly recovering
at this writing.
Delightfully."- informal and imprornp-
tu was the tea given last Thursday
afternoon, the 7th, at the home of
Mrs. r. G. Stevenson, to honor her
guest of the day, Mrs. F. A. Cotton.
Asked to spend the afternoon were
the Mesdames James Kennedy, War
rem Perkins, c.. d. Jeffries, Albert
Lebsch, Harold Greene and w. G..
Rittenhouse. The members of the
Williams school faculty coming in
later, included: Mrs. F. D. Bly,, Miss
Bess Alcorn, Mrs. v. l.. Craig, Miss
Helen Maxwell, Miss Eloise Sullivant,
Miss Minnie Anderson, Miss Edith
Anderson, Miss Ruth Rennick, Mrs.
Sam Sampson, Miss Vida Ross, Miss
Esther Perry, Miss Mary Watson,
Miss Annie Jaggard and Miss Geral-
inc Kirk. Mrs. Harry Schill and Mrs.
L. B. Britt were also included in the
guest list. DIR. and Mrs. Cotton were
dinner guests of the Stevensons later
in the evening.
Some ninety Santa Fe employees
from Flagstaff, Grand Canyon and
Williams met in Williams Tuesday
with the board of directors Of the
Santa Fe Hospital association. w. K.
Etter of Los Angeles, chairman of
this board, and DIR. Morrison, chief
surgeon of the Santa Fe, were both
present. These meetings are being
held along the line to educate en-
ployes as to disqualification work of
the Santa Fe. The party travelling in
their private business car, left early
Tuesday afternoon for AShfork, where
another meeting was scheduled to be
held.
Commemmorating the visit of the
Magi to Bethlehem, John Douglas and
Tom Rittenhouse delightfully."- enter
tanned a number of their small friends
on Wednesday, January 9th at a
Twelfth Night party. The invitations
were in the shape of tiny stars, and
Shooting the Stars" and Hunting
of the Stars" were two of the games
played. After refreshments had been
served the friendship fire glowed with
the burning of the Christmas greens.
The festivities ended with" "The Story
of the Magi," told by Barbara Greene,
and the singing by the small guests
of Holy Night" Those present
were: Edna Berger, Clymer Jeffries,
Charlotte, Barbara and Godfrey
Greene, Korney and Louise Butler,
Harry Lindsey and Mark Smith.
Steve" Stevenson was the efficient
chairman of the Rotary meeting on
the 7th. He introduced DR.. +. A. Cot
ton, of the State Teachers college at
Flagstaff, who gave most interest
ing and instructive talk about the
Normal school of which he is the
president. Rotaryann Amy (Ritten-
house) delighted her hearers with a
solo '"The Lazy Song" and as an en-
core responded with "The Banjo
Song" Other songs by the club COM
pleted the pleasing program. Mrs.
Stevenson presided at the piano. Ben
Perkins, guest of Alfred Skeels, was
the one guest of the day. A goodly
representation of the Williams club
motored to Flagstaff Tuesday to at
tend Rotary and incidentally to fur
nish the program for the Flagstaff
ties. Among the numbers submitted
was a vocal solo by Bert Cole, talk
on Rotary ideals by F. E. Wells, and
a few of Prof famous selections on
the harmonica. The Flagstaff people
were right there with the cordiality
and treated the visiting club SO royal
ly that one and all voted it the best
meeting yet. Rotaryann Amy Ritten-
hous ably presided at the piano and
led the singing. The sixteen Rotar-
ians who made the trip were: E. r.
Byers, w. c. Rittenhouse, C. D. JEFF
fries, Rev. Wesley White, NJ E. Duff
fly, F. E. Wells, w. L. Lindblom,
Ralph Kirby, X N Sleeves, T. H.
Cureton, K. G. Stevenson, G. H. Nc
Leese, George Baumgartner, Charles
Button, Mr.. Christy and President
Jack Butler.
The st. Joseph's Altar society met
Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. NJ. E. Duffy. Among other
things it was planned to hold bridge
party at the home of Mrs. Duffy Fri
day evening the 18th. Each member
will be privileged to invite one couple.
Refreshments will be served and
prizes given.
The Wayokia group of Camp Fire
girls, Miss Minnie Anderson guardian,
held a Twelfth Night party Wednes-
day the 9Th in the first grade room
after school hours, to which num-
Der of the younger set were invited.
Games, dancing and refreshments
were the diversions of the pleasant
afternoon.
Master Joe Easton delightfully."- en-
tertained number of his young
friends at his home in Pine Crest The
evening Of the 8th.
The regular trade meeting of the
Standard Oil employees Of Ashfork,
Seligman and Williams was held at
the local office Monday evening. G.
T. Smith of Phoenix, sub-station SUI
perintendent for this field, spoke
briefly to the employees present.
The Woman's club viii hold its
regular meeting at the M. E. church