The Coconino sun., 1926-05-21

Altar society the following were elect
ed officers for the coming year: Pres
ident, Mrs. M. E. Duffy; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Chas. Wickens; secretary,
Mrs. j. G. Butler, and treasurer, Mrs.
Geo. Kimball.
Mrs. w. L. Seabridge is spending
the week with friends at Grand Cam
yon
! Mrs. Roy Ambrose and son Will
fred will leave in few weeks for
| Wyoming and Montana to spend the
summer.
/ The Copper State Carnival com
/ pany closed a successful carnival
week here Saturday night, the affair
being staged for the benefit of the
building fund of the Woman's club
/ Mrs. Alfred Skeels accompanied the
carnival company to Flagstaff in the
interests Of the Williams Woman's
club.
Professor and Mrs. r. C. Stevenson,
Miss Charlotte Stevenson, Miss Re-
| gina Rousseau and Kenneth Lebsch
motored to Prescott Friday and at
tended the Young Peoples convention
of the Episcopal church, which had
for its object plans for establishing
a young peoples recreational center
in northern Arizona.
| DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Miller and
daughter Catherinesof Flagstaff We're
dinner guests Saturday evening of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Butler.
/ f. v. Conrow and family of Sierra
Madre. Calf. are now located at
/ Mountain Spring ranch where Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrow will be employed by
| Harold Greene at the ranch.
Harry Dial ana party motored to
Grand Canyon Friday.
j. G. Butler made business trip
to the Canyon last Thursday, return
ing Friday afternoon.
| Mrs. Mary Platten left on Thurs
day for Prescott. where she will take
charge of Mrs. Elliott's home and
family while Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott are
spending the next three weeks on the
coast
W. G. Rittenhouse made a business
triu to Flagstaff Saturday afternoon.
Catherine Stevenson was a week
end guest at the Mountain Spring
ranch.
Mrs. Sam SAMPSON motored tc
Grand Canvon Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Alcorn have re-
turned from wedding trip to the
| southern part of the state, and are
now housekeeping in Mrs. Alcorn's
former home on First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burton win
arrive in Williams about June ! and
will as usual spend the summer here.
Mrs, Louis DeBolJ recently enter
tanned the following ladies for lunch
con and bridge: Mrs C. D. Ieffries.
Mrs. E. j Kirwan. Miss Betty Kir-
wan and Mrs. C. H. McLeese. Mrs.
Mel eese made high score.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Townsville are spend
ing a ten-day period on the coast.
| Mr.. and Mrs E. o. Messimer. their
children and Mrs. Wort and Mrs H
7. Vail of Kansas City motored to
Oak Creek SUNDAY, returnino home
| via Jerome and Prescott They re-
port the roads fairly good in and out
/ of Oak Creek.
Kenneth Poison and Albert Hud-
son and the Misses Helen Maxwell
and Ruth Rennick formed q merry
party journeying to Phoenix Sunday
where thew enjoyed dinner and
swim at Riverside park, returning the
same evening.
One of the merry picnic narties at
tending the dedication of the River
Of lava" cave north of Rellemont
last Sunday was comnosed of DR.. and
Mrs F.. A. Miller of Fapstaff Messrs.
and Mesdames Krwan. r. 7. Nordyke.
| NJ. E. Duffy. lack Butler r. ].
Hook, George KimbaIl and G. n. Nc
Ieese. the Misses Catherine Miller
and Petty Kirwan and sMessrs. Ken
meth Freeman and p r. Campbell.
Mrs. Julia s. Peet of Monticello.
| Ind, arrived in Williams Thursday
and will be house guest at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Nordyke
| for the summer.
| The Book club met Tuesday evening
| at the home of Mrs. P. A. Melick.
Miss Jaggard reviewed the novel of
the evening.
A mission for the English speaking
congregation of st. Toseph's church
will be opened here Sunday morning
at the 10 o'clock mass by Rev. FIR.
| Raphael, c.. p. off Sierra Madre,
Calf Father Raphael has just con-
cluded most successful mission at
Flagstaff. Services will be held here
each morning of the week at seven
and each evening at eight.
The second grade enjoyed a delight
full picnic Wednesday afternoon, un-
der the direction of their teacher,
Mrs. Sam Sampson.
Mrs. r. G. Stevenson was the re-
cipient recently of an electric waffle
iron, the gift of the Girls Glee club
and the high school orchestra. The
iron was presented with an original
poem appreciative of the valuable
help rendered the two organizations
the past wear by Mrs. Stevenson.
The school year will close on June
III.
/ Miss Marie Perry of Phoenix is
spending a few weeks with her sis
ter, Miss Esther Perry. The Misses
Perry left Friday for the TT. Apache
Indian school, where their cousin,
Perry Moore, is an instructor. They
lreturned Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Cooper are the
proud parents of nine and one-half
|pound boy born Sunday morning. Mr..
Cooper is a Santa Fe fireman.