The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14

es added. piquancy to the menu.
Those present were: the Misses Ber-
nice Hawkins, Edith Anderson, Ruth
Renick, Esther Perry, Annie TTag-
gard, Betty Oswald and Helen Max
well, and the Messrs. Claude Melick,
Charley Way, Kenneth Poison, Felix
Alcorn, r, R. Campbell, Albert Hud-
son, Ray lChristy and Levi Montgom-
cry, and Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Melick
and Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Miller.
t. r McNeilis arrived last week
from Ray, and will henceforth be in
charge of Duffy Brothers shoes and
mems furnishings department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Watson and son
Bobby drove up from their home in
Yuma last week, and will be the
guests of Miss Mary Watson and Mr..
and Mrs. F. D. BLY, for a short time.
Claude Melick was in town for a
brief period last week, returning to
Grand Canyon Friday.
Levi Montgomery, for the past sew
eral years in charge of Babbitt Bros.
hardware department, will leave soon
for Flagstaff, where he will work
Ed1 Y VI bliC tiIllC OiL IllC lOclQ, eAhlO poi Y
of the time in the hardware depart
ment. His many friends here regret
his departure.
A large number of Wiliamsites
went by train and auto to Flagstaff
last Friday to attend the music con-
tests sponsored by State Teachers
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Raible and
daughter Charlotte were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. McLeese over
the weekend. Sunday the Rabies
and Mrs. McLeese drove to Grand
Canyon.
Music week was observed with spe-
cial music at the Sultana every eve
ming last week. Pleased comment was
heard on all sides over the perform
ance Of the high school orchestra,
the Glee club, and the Instrumental
trio, also the piano numbers played
by. Miss Doris Duffield, drew pro-
longed applause.
Miss Ruth Rennick spent the week
end with friends in Prescott.
Mrs. Sam Sampson and Miss Han
nah brennan spent the weekend
with Mrs. SIMPSONS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Hamilton of Grand Canyon.
Albert Hudson motored to Prescott
Sunday.
The Copper State Carnival cont
pany opened Monday evening with an
enthusiastic first-night crowd. The
Country Store" exclusively the Wom-
ans club concession, attracted much
patronage. The carnival lasts all
this week, it being operated under the
auspices of the building committee OF
the Woman's club, and from here viii
go to Flagstaff.
Attorney E. r. Byers left Satur-
day evening for Wichita Falls, Tex
as where he will spend the week on
business.
Right Rev. Daniel j. Gercke, bish-
op of Tucson, will arrive in Williams
Sunday evening from Kingman and
will on Monday at II a. M. confirm
a class of sixty members at st. JOS
eph's church. Monday evening MI.
and Mrs. Geo. Kimball will entertain
the bishop and the trustees OF the
church at dinner, which will be fol-
lowed by an informal reception at
their home, to which all members OF
the church are invited. -.
As a -pre4nuptial courtesy to MISS
Bettv Oswald, whose marriage to Fe--
Tx Alcorn took place Wednesday Of
this week. Mrs. G. FL. McLeese en-
tertained with a delightful nlscelian-
eous shower at her home Monday
evening. Apple blossoms filled the
attractive living rooms, and the color
scheme of pink and green was carried
out by candles, dainty cupid place
cards, and other appointments. Inc
Gifts to the bride-elect were brought
in tulle and flower covered travel
ing bag. carried on a tea-wagon by
little George Duffield, dressed IN tne
uniform Of a red cap This was the
guest list: The Misses Betty Oswald
Bess Alcorn, Mary Watson, Harrlett
Iebsch. Betty Kirwin, Regina Rous-
seau. Engretta Scanlon, Helen Max
we'll Annie Jaggard and Ruth Rem
nick. the Mesdames F. D. Bly,, Harold
Greene. K. j. Kirwan, Roy Watson,
" Rittenhouse, G. D. Jeffries, J.
]. Scanlon, Sam Sampson, Albert
I ebsch, E. H. Duffield, Roy Watson,
Earl Melick and ]. c. Butler.
While out riding with his family
on the highway west Of Williams
Sunday afternoon Bert Bennett, a
rancher residing near here, lost con-
troll of the car which ran off the en-
bankment and turned completely over.
Mr. Bennett and his wife and two
children, were in the car, but none
of them were badly hurt. The chill
dren suffered minor injuries and
we're brought into town for medical
attention. The top of the ear was
wrecked. :,
Friends are eongratulating Il. Il
Merritt, Williams genial constable
upon winning for his bride Mrs. u
o. Elder Of this city. Mr.. Merritt
and Mrs. Elder were married on May
s in Gallup, N. NJ, spending few
DAYS in New Mexico before returning
to their home here.
Mrs. Bacilia Luna, 63, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Maria
Gardenas Monday evening, of com,
plication Of diseases. Mrs. Luna nad
been in failing health for some time,
Nh. and Mrs. r. M. Black and
small son arrived last week from
Flagstaff and have taken the Cure
ton bungalow on Third street. Mr.
plooL, il the rpw manager of the