The Coconino sun., 1927-04-08

G. Gotthold was narrator and carried
the part most pleasingly. Mrs r. g.
Gotth0ld presided at the piano, Mrs.
4 r. G. Stevenson at the piano, and
Mrs. B. e. Harmon and Miss Char
lotte Stevenson accompanied on their
4 violins. Miss Bernice Swanberg sang
a solo at the opening of the service,
and Mrs. r. Il Wells sang during the
( offertory. The choir also sang an
anthem, which was much enjoyed.
boys to Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon Linaren.
but Msr. Linaren has been here for
some time past.
On Wednesday the 30th, local Odd
Fellows held d jolly social gathering
! at the lodge rooms following their
| regular meeting. Rebekahs and
their friends were the honored guests.
| Playing of five hundred and partak-
ing of a delightful lunch prepared
and served by the Odd Fellows filled
the pleasant evening.
Mrs. FL IL Benham, with the Misses
Esther Perry, Gladys Mayson and
| Frances Sharpe as co-hostesses, eTl-
| tertained number of the faculty and
the wives of the school trustees at a
delightful bridge luncheon Saturday
afternoon. The approach of Easter
| was emphasized ii the clever decora-
lions and in the dainty hand painted
| place-cards and favors d scheme of
yellow and pastel shades was carried
out. Five tables played, the guests
being the Mesdames Russell Stone,
W.. G.. Rittenhouse, r. G. Stevenson,
Virgil Rosenbaum, r. L. Craig, B. r..
Harmon and Erie Melick, and the
Misses Helen Easton, Vida Ross, Mary
Watson, Annie Jaggard, Helen Liv-
ingston, Helen Maxwell, Bernice
SWanberg, Olive Mitchell, Eloise Sui
lvant, Ruth Rennick, Minnie Ander-
son and Sarah Wilson, all of Will
Hams, and Miss Gertrude Glasser Of
| Prescott. Miss Rennick won high
; honors at cards and Miss Glasser
took second prize
"A nearly serious accident occurred
near Gibsonss garage Monday eve-
ming, when Kennedy's delivery truck
collided with tourist car, bending
one wheel, and otherwise slightly
soon repaired, and the tourists went
JIl l1lEAI way.
St. Joseph's Altar society met We'd
nesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Chas. Wickens. The treasurer re-
ported that nearly $50 had been
cleared on the st. Patrick's day null
hgan.
About 80 members Of St. Margar-
cts Guild assembled at the pleasant
ranch home of Mrs. Harold Greene
Tuesday for an all day sewing ses-
sion. Luncheon was served at one
o'clock, and the time was profitably
spent in making choir vestments. The
Mesdames r. E. Wells, w L. Sea-
bridge and B. B. Bowden were joint
hostesses with Mrs. Greene.
The Evening Five Hundred club
win meet Saturday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Easton.
v. L. Craig, who recently suffered
a painful accident when a boy on a
bicycle ran into him, throwing him
off the walk, is much improved.
Mrs. Lilo Perrin opened up a pri-
vate kindergarten ON April 1. Ses~
sions are held in the Parish house.
The following little tots have enrolled
50 far: Chas. Whitfield, Bobby Sea-
bridge, Junior Cowardin, Eugene Dial,
Eenore Moss, Mary Alice Donaldson
and Yvonne Perrin.
Steve Wroth Of Kingman has leased
half Of the Parrot Shoppe and will
install modern restaurant within q
short time.
Mrs. Frank Smith left Friday aft
ernoon for Albuquerque, where she
will join her husband. Mrs. Mona
Martin of Williams is the new oper-
ator at the Beauty Shoppe, filling the
place left vacant by Mrs. Smith.
Lilo Perrin left Monday evening for
Los Angeles on a brief business trip.
While at the coast he plans to visit
his mother at Fresno, where she will
meet him.
The Rebekah lodge held its regular
monthly birthday party. following the
lodge session last Friday evening. The
honored ones were Mrs. Marx Sraith,
Miss Grace McDougall, Mrs. Chas.
Gnenther and W. B. Dillon. About As
were present to enjoy the delicious
supper, the card playing and other
games.
Mrs. Steve Quinn, Mrs. Robert
Burns and Gilbert Merritt are among
the flu sufferers in Williams. Both
flu and tonsilitis are reported preva-
lent
4. Z. Cureton has accepted posi-
ton as principal of the Maine Con-
solidated school, which began Monday.
Only summer session is held, be-
ginning April and ending in De-
cenlber. Prof Cureton viii make the
"trip daily. L. w. Cureton will assist
with the Cureton camp.
The Martin Buggelns will leave soon
for the Buggeln ranch near Grand
Canyon. They will close their home
here, but expect to visit it OCCASION
ally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Easton, en-
route from California to their home
in the middle west, spent the week
end with Mr.. Easton's cousin, G. H.
McI1eese, and Mrs. McLeese. Sunday
the four enjoyed a motor trip to
Grand Canyon. The Eastons left
Monday morning.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jose Chavez
Of Williams, baby girl, last Friday.
On Saturday a girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Ventura Navarro. Mr..
Navarro is employed by the Santa Fe
as section hand at Mcclellan dam.
Mrs. w. T. Butler Of Winslow spent
Saturday in Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. TT. j. Wilkins OF
Phoeni, spent the first of the week