The Coconino sun., 1926-03-12
WILLIAMS NEWS
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The SuItana theater was filled to
capacity last Friday evening to wit
ness the presentation of the play "The
New Coed" given by a number of the
school faculty and their friends, under
the direction of P. R. Campbell and
Bernice Hawkins. The parts of the
sparkling comedy were well taken and
the audience followed the wholesome
little play with both laughter and
tears. Levi Montgomery, as the mis-
chievous brother, furnished the laughs
of the evening and some excellent
acting was displayed by the Misses
Helen and Iva Easton and Mrs. Erie
Melick. The dance given during the
Halloween party by Miss Doris Duff
field and Helen Rounsville as Pierrott
and Perriotte was beautifully executed
and won prolonged applause. Music
was furnished by the high school or
chestra formerly trained under Geo.
Barnes. Mrs. r. G. Stevenson direct
ed the orchestra, whose music was
greatly enjoyed by the audience.
About two hundred dollars was clear
ed for the school medical fund from
the play.
The Book club met Tuesday eve
ming, March 9th at the home of Mrs.
r. G. Stevenson. Miss Vida Ross
pleasingly reviewed Barren Ground
by Helen Glasgow.
Dance fans are eagerly anticipating
the st. Patrick day dance to be held in
the |. o. O. F. hall next Wednesday
evening the 17th. This is an annual
affair and is always one of the most
largely attended dances of the year
The annual meeting of all the Tu-
sayan forest rangers was held this
week at the local forest service office.
The following were present: Frank
Cox of .Ashfork, Wilson Auman OF
Cedar Glade, Arthur Gibson of Anita
Harold Hubert of Spring Valley and
Clyde Moose of the Chalendar ran
ger station.
Mrs. E. J. Nordyke spent part OF
last week in Flagstaff as the house
lgaost o. the f. A. Millers, Mrs. Mil
Ter returning home with her Friday
to witness the play, "The New Coed.
Dr. Miller and Miss Catherine joined
Mrs .iller here Saturday afternoon
returning to Flagstaff the same eve
ming
II. f. Duffy, who has suffered q
siege Of ptemaine poisoning, is re-
ported much better at this writing
TIE Nomanss. club dance held Sat
urdav evening The 9Th, st the Sultand
proved to De one Of the most largely
attended of the season, nearly Gne
hundred dellars being cleared for the
building fund. One Of the attractions
OF the evening was the dancing OF
Miss Edith St. John of Phoenix, who
delighted her audience with two clever
dances.
P. J. ST. John ana daughter, Miss
Edith St. John. Who have been house
guests Of the II. I. Muzzys, left Mon
day morning for their home in Phoe-
The date Of Mrs. Grady Gammage's
lecture on the tvye Passion plays has
been set fer Sundav evening, Mareh
14th. at the Methodist church There
is no charge for this lecture, and ne
collection will be taken.
Gorsl0ya post No. f3 of the Aleri-
can Legion will hold a social meeting
at the justice of the peace office oa
MarcA 18th There wlE 0e songs
talks and refreshments
At the Rotary meeting on the 4th
President Jack vas again called upol
1t The last ninute TO fill the chalr
the regular ehairlais Of the day being
absent on business. 4 number of I'M
prompts talks were given by F. T.
Wells, f. J. Nordvke, Prof. Cureton
T. f. Muzzy, 4. R. Bvers ard George
Eaunagartner, the whole providing
mach amusement. Miss Harriet
Lebsch was the pianist for the day
Charles larson was the one guest OF
sae day Alfred Skeels is chairman
cf the meeting to be held March IL.
Mrs Fred Platton had the misfor-
tune TO fall Sunday morning while al
the home of Mrs. G. HI. McLeese
braising one leg quite badly. She was
able to return to her home Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. McLeese were
pleasantly surprised Sunday evening
by the arrival of Mr. McLeese's cousin
Mrs. Max Klaff, and her husband OF
Los Angeles, who spent the evening
with them before going to the Grand
Canyon. They left Thursday for Los
Angeles.
Miss Elizabeth Kirwan is the latest
pupil to enroll with Mrs. Harold
Greene's piano classes.
T. T. Muzzy, his son James, and
party Of friends, left Saturday eve-
ming for the Cataract Canyon coun-
try, to hunt rabbits. They returned
Sunday evening.
The first league shoot was held at
the Gun club grounds Sunday, with
Williams matched with John Ivens
post, Grand Canyon.
Mrs. Sedgwick Meade is back in
Williams again. Since leaving here
some months ago. Mrs. Meade has
toured all over the states of New
Mexico and Texas via auto, and has
explored many remote spots and won
ders of these states.
Mr.. and Mrs. H N. Cope and small
daughter of Flagstaff spent the week
end as house guests of the Albert
Lebschs.
Mrs Louis DeBold entertained a
few friends at dinner and bridge re-
Gently in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Larson, who were houseguests of DIR.