The Coconino sun., 1927-02-18

Hoffman, Robert Th,1rston, w. l..
Lindblon, E. r. Byers, R. G. Steven
son and James Kennedy. Mrs. E2 r..
Byers made high score.
Mrs. F. d. Bly, had as dinner guests
on the 9th Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Lee
Alcorn and Mrs. v. IL. Craig. The
| following day Mrs. bly, entertained
at luncheon, her guests being the
Mesdames George Kimball, Albert
Lebsch, G. D. Jeffries, M. E. Duffy,
| r. j. Hook, J. j. Scanlon and Miss
Engretta Scanlon. At bridge follow
| ing the luncheon high score was made
| by Mrs. Kimball
Tie Mesdames Virgil Rosenbaum
and H. l.. Benham acted as hostesses
last Friday afternoon at the Parish
house at delightful Sunday school
party. Games, refreshments and a
valentine box for the kiddies filled
the afternoon with nlerriment.
Rev. FIR. Tremblay of st. Joseph's
mission is confined to his home with
| a severe cold.
Jack Martin, local plumber, has re-
turned from Aqua Caliente Hot
Springs where he spent several
weeks in the interest of his health.
L. C. Brundien of the Western
Union force, who has been relieving
l.. G. Cundiff, has gone to the coast
for vacation. Miss Justine Johnson
takes the place Of Mr.. Brundien.
Mr.. Eldridge of Los Angeles and
Levi Montgomery of Flagstaff drove
to Phoenix Sunday on business. Mrs.
Montgomery was guest of the E. H.
Duffield's during Lewis absence.
L. S. Chermack, car inspector was
called to Los Angeles last week by
the illness of his wife.
Miss Margaret Duffield, who re-
Gently completed a home economics
course at the University of Arizona
returned home last week, accompan-
led by her father, e. H. Duffield.
Mrs. Duffield returned with her
husband to Mesa, where his sheep
are wintering and is spending a
pleasant two weeks vacation there.
AS a compliment to their son
Claude, who left Sunday to resume
his duties with the Fred Harvey
Transportation department at Grand
Canyon, DR.. and Mrs. p A. Melick
entertained at dinner that day Mr..
and Mrs. Earle Melick and Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Stevenson and
daughters motored to Flagstaff Sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Bly, left Mon
day morning for Phoenix where they
plan to stay few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Christy were
business visitors in Flagstaff Friday
last, being dinner guests that even
ing of the Levi Montgcmery's.
p. R. Campbell of Kingman was a
business visitor in Williams Sunday
Nels Fousha is the proud owner
of new Dodge sport roadster pur-
chased of Thurston's garage.
Invitations have been issued to the
annual X. P. entertainment and dance
February 19 at /. o. o. F. hail. There
will be a program of instrumental
and vocal music and the moving pic
ture, "The Friendship of Damon and
Pythias," followed by dancing. The
McLeese orchestra will furnish the
music
Roy Barnes has taken a position
with the Parlor pool hall.
The Babbitt company entertained
a large number of Williams folk
Tuesday evening with a style show
in their ready to wear department.
The Misses Doris and Margaret
Duffield, Miss O'Shuskey of King
man, Miss Virginia Ward and Mrs.
Earle Melick were the models upon
whom were displayed the latest in
daytime, afternoon and evening
frocks, coats and accessories. The
show was held under the direction
of Ernest Arenstein assisted by Mrs.
A. r. Montgomery. Instrumental and
vocal music were also featured.
FIR. Edward Albouy Of Flagstaff
stopped here between trains Monday,
enroute to Grand Canyon.
Miss Margaret Brown is house
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. J. Scanlon during her mothers
absence in Phoenix.
At the regular Rebekah meeting
last Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Richardson and Fred Udine
were initiated. Following initiation,
refreshments and social time were
enjoyed.
Miss Ruth Rennick spent the week
end in Prescott.
Miss Bernice Swanberg spent the
weekend visiting friends in jerome.
School Notes
The Girls basketball team of
Clarkdale cancelled the game schedul-
ed to be played last Saturday at
Clarkdale as the Clarkdale team has
disbanded
New bicycle racks have been added
to the equipment of the high school.
Miss Helen Perry arrived from
Phoenix Saturday and will make her
home with her sister, Miss Esther
Perry, for the balance of the school
year. Miss Esther has rented the
Greene studio until the summer vaca-
tion begins.
Photos have recently been taken for
the high school annual, "The Tusay-
an"
Despite the inclement weather, a
large crowd attended the Junior
dance at ]. o. O. F. hall Saturday
night. The McLeese orchestra fur
nished the poppy music Among the
special numbers was jazz dance
given by Miss Kathryn Stevenson,