The Winslow mail., 1926-04-09


her sons Bruce and Clyde Matthie
and families.
From Snowflake
S. F. Smith and Joseph Peterson
were visitors here Sunday from
Snowflake. They came down in
interest of the L. D. S. Church.
Sister of Local Resident Passes
Away in Gallup
Mrs. r. M. Murphy of Indian
Wells, sister of Mrs. E. j. Marty
of this city, passed away at ST.
Mary's hospital in Gallup this week.
Mrs. Murphy had visited here a
number of times, and had made
many friends during her stays
here, who will hear with deep re-
gret the word of her passing. Be-
sides her husband, r. NJ Murphy,
the deceased leaves three small
children, and the following broth
ers and sisters: Mrs. E. J. Marty,
Mrs. F. A. Startling, S. P. Jackson,
&c. B. Jackson and C. M. Jackson.
Visited Southern Part of State
Mrs. E. E. Friday of this city,
accompanied by her son, E. E. Fri
day and family of Jerome, visited
last week in Tombstone, with Mr..
and Mrs. James Mars, parents of
Mrs. e. e. Friday, of Jerome.
Bridge Club Entertained
Mrs. Ethel Blackwell, AIT East
Fourth street, entertained the
"Nameless Bridge Club" on We'd
nesday evening, last. Francis Nc
Dermott held high score for the
evening. Those attending were
Dorothy Doughman, Betty Fladung,
Vera Foulkes, Marie Williams, Mar
garet Laws, Frances McDermott,
Bea Lloyd, Rose Recordan and the
hostess.
Visitor HOnOred
Mrs. j. P. Lloyd of 312 West AS
I pinwall, entertained with four
| tables of bridge, Saturday evening,
April 3rd, honoring Mrs. E. Ritten-
house, who is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Gerald Lloyd, the occasion al
so being the birthday of Mr.. Gerald
Lloyd. A handkerchief was given
for the birthday celebrant. The
color scheme of yellow and white
was effectively carried out in both
refreshments and decorations. Mrs.
E. w. Ames held high score for
the evening, Mrs. Gerald Lloyd took
second prize, Mrs. G. o. Miles was
awarded the consolation prize, and
| Mrs. E. Rittenhouse received the
guest prize Mrs. ]. P. Lee, Mrs.
Marie Williams, Mrs. Frank Sieg-
mund, Miss Betty Fladung, Mrs.
G. E. Seigmund, Mrs. D. Lindsay,
Mrs. G. Tevis, Mrs. Frank Warnica,
Mr.. E. L. Morris, Mrs. G. L. Haynes,
Miss Florence Rittenhouse, Miss
Dorothy Doughman, Mrs. E. w.
| Ames, Mrs. Gerald Lloyd, Mrs. c.
o. Miles, Mrs. E. Rittenhouse and
the hostess.
! Anniversary Party
On Saturday night, April 3rd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Matthie enter
| tanned a large party with dinner
and bridge, in honor of their we'd
ding anniversary and that of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. N. Laws, both ami
versaries falling coincidentally on
the same day. White and gold
| formed the basis of the color
scheme used in decorating, and was
further carried out in the favors-
| white carnations for the gentlemen
and jouquils for the ladies. In the
bridge tournament that followed,
Mr.. Donald Pattison and Mrs. Irene
Hart held high score. Dancing
finished the evening. Those pres
ent we're Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Christensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Matthie, Mr.. and Mrs. V. H. Driver,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Payne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Pattison, Mrs. H. B.
Matthie, Mrs. Irene Hart, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. N. Laws and the host and
hostess.
Doctor to Phoenix
DR.. Harriet l. johnson left We'd
nesday for Phoenix, where she will
attend the annual convention of the
state medical board. DR.. Johnson
also plans a visit in Bisbee with
her family after the board meet
ing.
Birthday Dinner
Mrs. J. ]. Warman entertained
Saturday evening with birthday
dinner given in honor of her hus-
band, ]. ]. Warman. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Trotter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Voelker, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. E. Foulkes, Miss Dorothy
Doughman, Mr.. Leonard Dough
walter, and Mr.. Frank Chandler.
Back From Alabama
Jim Tompkins, local contractor
and builder has returned from an
extended trip to Alabama.
Licensed to Marry
Eduardo Zamora and Guadalupe
Montoya, both of Winslow, were
given a license to marry last week
from the office of Clerk l.. G. Hen
ming at Holbrook
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