The Coconino sun., 1926-06-04
IN COCONINO COUNTY

One of the loveliest affairs of the
season took place Saturday afternoon,
when, in honor of Mrs. Roy Watson,
Mrs. F. D. Bly, and Miss Bess Alcorn
entertained with a delightful bridge
party at their home. Mrs. E. j. Kir-
wan won high score, Mrs. E. o. Mes
sinner second, and Mrs. Ed Spellmire
consolation. A beautiful guests
prize was awarded Mrs. Watson. The
house was abloom with dainty spring
flowers and sweet peas in pastel
shades. The guest list included the
guest of honor, Miss Mary Watson,
Mrs. E. j. Kirwan and daughter, Bet
| ty, Mrs. Felix Alcorn, Mrs. Albert
Lebsch and Miss Harriet Lebsch,
Mrs. Harold Greene, Mrs. E. J. Nor
dyke, Mrs. Julia Peet, Mrs. Louis De
Bold, Mrs. P. A. Melick, Mrs. E. ii.
Duffield, Mrs. James Kennedy, Mrs.
r. G. Stevenson, Mrs. Geo. Kimball,
Mrs. G. H. McLeese, Mrs. R. ]. Hook,
Mrs. E. @. Messimer, Mrs c D. jeff
ries, Mrs Warren Perkins. Mrs. w. G.
Rittenhouse, Mrs. K w. Williams,
Mrs. Richard Hoffman, Mrs. Jack
Butler, Mrs. ]. J. Scanlon, Mrs. Ed
Spellmire, Mrs NJ E. Duffy, Mrs. V.
L. Craig, and, Miss Annie Jaggard,
all of Williams and Mrs. +. A Miller
and daughter Catherine and Mrs. Ed
Babbitt of Flagstaff.
Mrs. Richard Connor and son of
Flagstaff are houseguests of Mrs.
Connor's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Juhl. during the absence of Mr.. Con-
nor in the east.
| Miss Ruth Rennick spent the week
end in Prescott.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Daggs and FAM
ilv have returned to Williams and
will be domiciled in their home here
for the summer months.
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Miller ands Miss
Catherine Miller spent the weekend
as houseguests of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. j.
Nordyke.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jerrie w. Lee are
expected to arrive in Williams soon
to spend the summer here.
| Mrs. H. J. Grain and son of Pine
| Springs camp have been called to
| Chicago by the illness of a relative
E. o. Messimer, and Mr.. and Mrs
Charley Guenther spent Sunday and
Monday at Mormon Lake fishing.
Andres Perales and Miss Carmen
Munoz of Ell Paso were married
! Thursday morning at st. Joseph's
mission, Rev. Fir. Hootsman officiat-
ing. The groom has been employed
with the Saginaw mill here for many
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Mayabb, man.
ager and chief operator respectively
of the Mountain States Telephone
company at Flagstaff, spent Sunday
at Grand Canyon, taking with them
Mrs. M. Jansen, local operator, and
her two daughters, Ruth and Laura.
Mrs. w. H. Goodwin substituted Tor
Mrs. Jansen for the day.
M. f. Duffy is building a combined
garage and storeroom at the rear of
his store building. -,
First Friday devotions will be held
at st. Joseph's mission Friday morn
ing, June A at 7:30.
School Notes
The high school Glee club and the
high school orchestra motored to
Fort Whipple last Friday evening to
put on a musical entertainment Tor
the disabled veterans and staff at
that place. The program was well
received and the large number of pa
irons making the trip with the per,
formers had just cause to be proud
of the talent displayed by our stu
dents.
The following teachers have been
reelected for the coming, school year:
Prof. r. G. Stevenson, principal; Mrs.
H. L. Benham, Ruth Rennick. Miss
Annie Jaggard, Minnie Anderson
Mrs. V. L. Craig, Edith Anderson
Eloise Sullivant, Miss Bess Alcornl,
Regina Rousseau, Helen Maxwell,
Helen Easton, Harry Shill and Mrs.
+. d. Bly,. Applications are now be-
ing considered by the board for the
untitled places.
Grade and high schools will close
June II. The baccalaureate address
to the graduating class will be given
at 500 next Sunday evening at the
Episcopal parish house by the Rev.
Bertrand Cocks of Phoenix. There
are nine graduates from the twelfth
grade. Commencement will be the
evening of June 10 at the high school
auditorium.