The Coconino sun., 1927-04-29

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Delegates from Flagstaff to the
state convention Of Business and Pro-
fessional Women's clubs at Jerome
the last of next week will be Mrs.
Amy Albers, Miss Mary oyer, Miss
Naomi Dinsmore. Miss Margaret
Stewart, Miss Julia Benson and Miss
Agnes G. Lynch. Others planning to
go: Miss Marion Wallace, Miss Helen
Runke, Mrs. Carolyn Smith, Mrs.
Pearl Cree, Miss Gertrude Schnebly,
Miss Zena Jones, Miss Lourene Eden,
Mrs. Felice Garcia, Miss Lena Laney,
Miss Laura Arthur, Mrs. Goldie Nc
Kinnie and Mrs. Thelna Davis.
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Members Of the American Legion
Auxiliary and their children were
guests of Mrs. Dan Williams last
Thursday afternoon for social meet
ing, to conduct business and to start
the study of the Constitution of the
United States. Announcement was
made of the invitation extended the
American Legion and its Auxiliary to
attend the meeting to be held in Phoe-
nix April % complimenting Mrs. Ada
lin Wright MacCauley, national prcsi-
dent of the Auxiliary; also that ac-
acknowledgements of the Easter gift to
the units ward at Whipple and of $5
sent the Legion special service relief
fund had been received. The Memorial
day committee includes Mrs. Dan Will
liams, chairman, Mrs. Quirk and Mrs.
Frank C. Curtis who will meet with
similar committees from the other
patriotic organizations to plan for the
proper observance Of Memorial day.
In connection with Memorial day
the Auxiliary will conduct poppy
sale, the red poppy being the official
memorial flower of the organization.
Mrs. Pete Elms was elected to mem
bership. The unit now has 81 paid up
members and is making an effort to
get many more before the department
convention in June. Those interested
can secure the necessary information
from the president, Mrs. frankie
Matthews, or the secretary, Mrs.
Frank G. Curtis.
The program included: Comic story
Of the World war, Mrs. F. "A. Morse;
early life of Geo. Washington, Mrs.
Frank A. Curtis; items regarding
Geo. Washington, Mrs. frankie Mat
thews; reading, Washington and
Prayer" Mrs. Dan Williams; prelilni-
nary questions to study Of constitu-
tion.
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Roger Swisher, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
/. III Swisher, arrived Monday morn
ing from Los Angeles. He carried
himself with new dignity and it did
not take much inquiry to elicit from
him the cause Saturday night before
leaving Los Angeles he married Miss
Dorothy Eleanore Neville, charm
ing young lady who will follow her
husband as soon as he arranges sum-
mer quarters at his fathers summer
resort, Montezuma Lodge, on Mormon
Lake. He will assist his father in
conducting this popular summer re
sort.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Thomas today
expected Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard
Mowatt to spend the weekend as
their house guests. Mrs. Mowat until
last Thursday was Miss Helena Dol
fin who left here two years ago after
holding for there years the position of
instructor Of history in the local high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mowat are on their
honeymoon trip through Arizona, ex-
pecting to sail May IL for the Ha-
waiian Islands, where the groom is
stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mowat met while the
latter lived in Flagstaff and was visit
ing at Grand Canyon. Last summer
she spent in the Hawaiian Islands
where friendship, begun at Grand
Canyon, was no doubt resumed.
Mrs. Thomas plans to give a shower
tonight in honor of the bride, inviting
some of her former fellow teachers
and other friends. Mrs. Mowat was
popular member Of the younger set,
which will welcome this brief re-
newal Of friendship.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Jones Wedncs-
day evening took their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bissenger, to visit Lowell OBJ
servatory. After returning home
they invited Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 2. Kelsey and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Mills in to meet
their guests and spend the evening.
Dainty refreshments concluded the
evening.