The Coconino sun., 1926-11-12

William Wilson, brother of Mrs.
Hubert Richardson and Miss Kather-
inc Abbott of Omaha were married
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
son in the presence of the family.
Rev. H. F. Softley read the simple
marriage service. The young people
went to Prescott for their honeymoon
and will make their home at Grand
Canyon where the groom is in the
park service.
Ladies of the First Christian church
are busy preparing for their annual
bazaar and turkey dinner to be Civ
en- for benefit of their building fund.
This event is scheduled for Saturday,
November 20 at the Woman's club.
Mrs. j. ID. Jackson, president of the
Woman's society, plans to have booths
where aprons, fancy work, gifts and
many other things will be on sale
for Christmas. She has appointed
Mrs. Charles Corey to be in charge
of the bazaar and Mrs. Dan Will
iams to manage the turkey dinner IN
the evening.
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Miss Cecile Olson, Flagstaff college
graduate of last June, was married
last Saturday, November 6, in Tue
son to Lysle Fay Pearson of Wilcox.
Mr.. Pearson is a member of the
Wilcox teaching staff and it was
there that he met his wife who went
from Flagstaff to teach there. Mrs.
Pearson's Flagstaff friends will be
glad to hear OF her happiness.
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Mr.. and Mrs Dayton Draine were
given a farewell surprise party last
Friday evening at Pine Grove ranch.
Members of the 500 club of which
they have been members for many
wears took their suppers with them
and spent jolly evening at cards.
Late in the evening Mrs. Dralne was
presented a going-away gift OF a
handsome electric waffle iron. Among
those present., Mrs. c. A. Greeniaw,
at whose home the party was given,
Messrs. and Mesdames L. w. Cress,
Orinn Compton, Henry Albers, Carl
Dickinson, S. o. Thompson, G. B. Will
son. Jake Thoman, DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Ploussard, Mrs. P. H. Asse-
lin and Mary Jane Asselin.
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Mrs. Orinn Compton entertained
at dinner on Monday evening Mrs.
Charles Bigham, Mrs. P. w. Long
fellow and Miss Pauline Bigham.
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Mrs. A. H. Schermann was chair
man of the committee of ladies OF
the Altar society that arranged an
ENJOYABLE card party Wednesday
evening at the church parlors. A
pleasant time was had and unusually
nice refreshments were served. As
sisting Mrs. Schermann were the
Mesdames John NJ. Clark, G. w.
Jake. and William Babbitt. Favors
were given the following for honor
scores: Mrs. P. j. Moran, Mrs, Charles
Ploussard, C. E. Kelsey and Grover
Hutson, Barbara England and MISS
Bernadette Moritz.
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Both winners and losers in the an
nual rabbit hunt among local Odd
Fellows were winners last Thursday
night when ladies of the losing side
served a bountiful rabbit dinner to
more than 200 Odd Fellows, Rebekahs
and guests.
Claude Black, general of the un-
lucky division, and honor man with
low score of three rabbits to his cred
it. was host of the evening. William
Lane, noble grand, who led his men
to victory, was chief guest OF honor;
Ralph Mcmillan and Charles Lehr OF
the Lane forces between them ac-
counted for the greatest number.
They were so busy gathering IN the
harvest that they forgot to keep IN
dividual score, so each credits the
other with the cleyerest marksman-
ship.
Mrs. al Kinsey and Mrs. Don CHS
holm headed the committee of ladies
who provided the banquet. Assisting
them were Mrs. William Lane, Mrs.
Fred Langston, Mrs. Meecham, Miss
Rebecca Spear, Mrs. John Morgan,
Mrs. j. r. Cooper and many others.
Among some of the out of town