The Coconino sun., 1927-05-06

evening at the Parish house proved
] to be delightful, springlike affair,
/ with spring flowers everywhere in
evidence. Even the novelty dances
were arranged with the spring motif
in mind, and punch was served from
violet hung booth. The Misses Col
leen Quinn, Eileen Scanlon, and Kath-
ryn Stevenson assisted at the punch
| bowl Mrs. Earle Melich was chair
man of the affair, which was enjoyed
by about forty couples.
| The carnival sponsored by the AM
erican Legion ended Saturday night.
Large crowds attended every evening,
and neat sum was netted for the
Legion's treasury.
Water meters are being installed in
Williams as fast as the city dads can
get the wherewithal with which to
purchase them. The rates on the
meter will be, beginning June l, 30
cents per thousand gallons.
May Ia and LIS has been set as dates
for the next meeting of the Associ-
alton of Northern Arizona CONNER
cial Organizations, which meeting will
be held in Williams. The business
will be taken up Saturday, and the
Sunday given over to a trip to the
Grand Canyon by the delegates. E.
r. Byers, of Williams, is president of
the organization and Miss Margaret
Stewart, of the Flagstaff Chamber, is
secretary. A large delegation is ex-
pected here. Matters affecting the
northern part of the state will come
up for discussion.
Word has been received by friends
Of Mrs. T A. Moore, of the birth of a
daughter recently to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Diamond at Eugene, Oregon.
The child has been named Mary
Louise. Mrs. Diamond is daughter
of the Moores, and is formerly from
Williams.
The White garage is enlarging and
remodeling their service station on
Bill Williams avenue, and also build
ing an oiling rack. Victor Overson is
the carpenter in charge of the work.
E. P. Atkins, who with Mrs. Atkins
has for some time past been visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Harold Greene,
and family, left this week for his
home in Jackson, MINI. Mrs. Atkins
will remain here for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Duffy notored
to Winslow Sunday, where they went
to visit H. r. Merier.
w. L. Lindblom is driving a new
Chevrolet sedan.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Rittenhouse
made a business trip to Phoenix last
week, returning Friday. On the
return trip, they were accompanied by
Mrs. Herbert Dooner. The boomers
host of friends in this vicinity who
will be glad to know that they have
established a residence IN Flagstaff
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Poison returned
this week from Whittier, California,
where they have been for some
months. Mr.. Poison will again be
connected with the Fred Harvey
Transportation company at Grand
Canyon.
Horace Edwards, son of J. V. Ed
wards, has been employed by the Shell
Oil company as salesman for this
vicinity.
Baron ]. v. Auriemma Of Phoenix,
was weekend visitor in the w. l..
Lindblom home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Byers motored
to Flagstaff Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Bertha Hoffner was week
end guest of the Tracy Rices at Camp
Clover ranger station. Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Rice, their two children, and
Miss Hoffner, motored to Prescott,
calling upon Mr. and Mrs. f. l..
Grubb, former Williams folk, while
there.
Mass will be celebrated every day
during May at St. Joseph's mission,
and May devotions will be held every
evening at 7:30.
! Miss Guadalupe Chavira will be-
| come the bride of Mr.. Gustavo Primes
next Saturday morning at 8 o'clock
| at St. Joseph's church. Mr.. Primes
! IS on empoyee at the electric plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smart enter
tanned at dinner on Monday evening,
!, Mr.. and Mrs. w. t. Lindblona, Mrs.
Hicks, and Baron J. v. Auriemnna.
Mrs. F. d. Bly, returned this morn
/ ing from Phoenix, where she recently
underwent a major operation. she
will be domiciled at the Maxwell resi-
dence for the time being.
| Mr.. and Mrs.B. B. Bowden left the
latter part of last week for brief
tr.:o to the coast.
St. Margaret's Guild held a busi-
ness meeting at the home. of Mrs. r.
G. Stevenson Tuesday afternoon.
Petty thieves have been operating
in Williams, one Of the victims being
Mrs. r. G. Gotthold who discovered,
upon going to her clothes closet Tues
day, that most Of her wearing ap-
parel had ben taken, also small
amount of jeweiry.
! A six and half pound girl was