The Coconino sun., 1927-04-01

showed careful training, and the grade
orchestra delighted the assembly with
several numbers, as did the violin solo
played by Geronimo Peralez.
The second annual Arizona prod
Ucts" dinner was served by the Wona-
ans club Saturday evening at Parish
house. About SO partook of the de-
licious viands donated by various
firms and cooked by various club
women. Mrs. E. r. Byers was gen
eral chairman, with Mrs. Sid Terry
and Mrs. R. G. Stevenson assisting.
Others assisting were the Mesdames
B. E. Harmon, F.. e. Wells and Rid
hard Hoffman. Delightful solos were
sung by Mrs. w. G. Rittenhouse and
Mrs. F. E. Wells. Mrs. Margaret
Todt, president of the Northern Ari-
zona Federation of Women's clubs,
gave q splendid talk on international
Relations" Mrs. ". T. Craig won
first prize for the best home -pade
cotton dress; Frances Wells first for
the best cake made by girl under 16,
and Lois Campbell and Ruth Lee Byers
the prize for the best sandwich bread.
Dancing began at nine, the McLeese
orchestra playing. Miss Blassen and
her dancing partner won the prize
waltz.
Mrs. Harold Greene has closed her
piano studio for an Indefinite time.
Mrs G. H. McLeese recently enter
tanned the members Of her Sunday
school class at a delightful afternoon
party at her home.
Representatives from Kingman,
Ashfork, Seligfnan, Flagstaff and
Williams met here Sunday, and organ
ized a Northern Arizona league of
baseball clubs. r. G. Cline, division
engineer of the Santa Fe railroad, of
Winslow, was elected president, and
L. S. Williams, secretary. The secre-
tary was instructed to make up a
schedule, beginning May ! and ending
September II. A baseball team was
formed some time ago and a few pre-
liminary practices held. G. FL. Nc
Leese and DR.. ComstocK were ap-
pointed to solicit funds for the team.
A committee composed of Mrs. F. E.
Wells, Mrs. w. L. Seabridge and Mrs.
B. B. Bowden, met with Mrs. Harold
Greene at Mountain Springs ranch
Wednesday to make plans for par
ish luncheon which will be served at
the Greene residence next Tuesday,
when st. Margaret's Guild will meet
for an all day sewing session and make
vestrnents for the choir,
At a special meeting of the Ameri-
can Legion post last week Thursday,
plans were laid for membership
contest to begin Friday, March rs,
and which viii end Saturday evening,
fha 2nd. The winners will at that
time or at later date be guests Of
honor at d feed prepared by the los
ers. George McNelly and G. M. Proc
tor are the two captains who will try
tor raise the membership to 35, Will
liams' quota, Leo Gwinn, chairman OF
the state membership committee, was
d visitor to the post that evening and
aided in plans for the drive. Mr..
Gwinn was making his regular tour of
different posts throughout the state.
Mrs. Art Brown was painfully but
not seriously injured Tuesday after
noon when riding with her daughter
Cora east of town on the highway
near the Herr ranch, when her car left
the road and overturned. She was
brought into town and her wounds
dressed by local physician.
The new municipal grandstand is
nearly completed and part of the
fence is up. A five-eighths mile track
is being widened and graded, and it is
planned to have the park ready for