The Coconino sun., 1927-02-11

staff, and Mrs. Smith of Tuba and
Mrs. Marshall of Tucson contributed.
Tinted landscape photos were
loaned by Mr.. Carson and Rabbits
Interesting Indian rugs and baskets
from Rabbits completed the Arizona
idea.
Mrs. Gammage gave an interesting
sketch, friendly criticism ard read
ings from Arizona poets -Stabler, the
Downings, Bushby, Clark, Charlotte
Hall and Harrison Conrard
Mrs. HI. L. Albers assisted by Jack
Fuss tastefully decorated the club
house and hung the pictures.
Mrs. J. C. Clarke served tea and
sandwiches as happy elimination of
well worthwhile afternoon.
The marriage of Ernest Edward
Prochnow and Miss Eloise Cox, the
latter of Somerton, was solemnized
at o'clock Sunday at the home Of
and by Rev. FIR. Edward Albouy in
the presence Of members of the
family. Miss Vertastelle Hurt, the
brides college chum, and Arthur
Peter Docka, close friend of the
groom, were their attendants. Others
witnessing it were Mrs Charles
Prochnow, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Proch-
now and family and Mrs. Shelby
Lewis all of the groonn's immediate
family.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Prochnow, prominent Flag
staff family, has spent most of his
life here and has innumerable friends
who rejoice in his happiness in his
marriage to the girl he had been en-
gagged to almost from the time she
came here two years ago.
Mrs. Prochnow is popular mem
ber of the college Christmas grad
uating class. She was member OF
the Campbell clan, the college glee
club which toured the state and is
prominent in dramatics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prochnow will make
their home in Flagstaff.
Miss Georgia Lee Coffee became
the bride of Joseph w. Voight in a
quiet ceremony performed Tuesday at
1890 o'clock in the Trinity Cathedral
with Archdean ]. r. Jenkins acting as
officiant.
The bride wore a chic frock of gray
geOrgette, hand embroidered, and car
ried an arm drape of Cecil Drummer
roses and lilies of the valley. Miss
Virginia Ford, who served as maid of
honor chose lovely frock of white
georgette and carried sweet peas.
Mrs. Voight is a graduate of the
Flagstaff State Teachers college, and
was later student in the Denishawn
School of Dancing. She is one of the
best-liked girls of the city and has
frequently appeared on programs of
dancing. Mr.. Voight came here some
time ago from his home in Kankakee,
Illinois. The new home will be made
in Phoenix.-Phoenix Gazette
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Announcements were received this
week from Warren, Arizona, telling
of the marriage there on February 5,
of Ralph Ryan Verfurth and Kath-
aryn Stone Robinson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Henry Stone OF that
city,
Mr.. Verfurth since last summer
has been manager of the local Stand
ard Oil company. Ills bride spent the
winter here at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Cooper. They left last
week LOT Lie SOukHSIL par VI LiAG
state. Mr.. Verfurth's fellow work
men at the plant knew Of their chiefs
plans and presented him with a hand
some gift. Mr.. and Mrs. Verfurth
will be at home here to their friends
on March / in the p. H. Nelson home.
Flagstaff people will make them cor
daily welcome, as they have many
admiring friends here.
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The degree team of the Flagstaff
| Pythian Sisters lodge went to Will
Iliams last Thursday night and put on
the work for the initiation of four
candidates after which they enjoyed a
supper provided by the hostess lodge.
The team is composed of Mrs. Dan
| Williams, Miss Rebecca Spear, Mrs.
Durward Mckinney, Mrs. j. O. Par
sons, Mrs. William Conley, Mrs. Eva
Burns, Mrs. e. B. Raudebaugh and
| Mrs. ]. c.. Clarke. Others attending:
Miss Emma Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Rudolph Hohenhaus, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Hudgens, Mrs. Bessie Best, Miss
Lucille Kidd, Miss Emma Plump, Dur
ward Mckinney, Dan Williams,
George Williams, George Atterbury,
Ike Veazy and Ernest Williams.
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Mrs. A. E, Douglass and Miss Elsa
| Myers will be joint hostesses tonight
at the Douglass home at 415 North
Leroux when members of the Music
section Of the Woman's club and their
husbands will be guests. The topic
| Of the evening will be the sonata and
1 Mrs. Margaret Howard Fay will be
| leader and will give d talk on this
| subject. Her daughter Ernestyne will
play. Mrs. Orinn Compton will play
! d sonata. Mrs. Douglass will play
Sonata Impassionata and snalyze it.
Professor G. ". Ridgely will play q
sonata on the violin. The remainder
of the evening will be spent in a So
cial meeting, followed by refresh
i ments by the hostess.
The regular meeting; Of the Wo-
mans club will be held tomorrow at
lternoon Immediately at the close OF
| the anniversary luncheon. A program
has been arranged for the commend
1 ration Of the club anniversary and
Arizona admission day. Lilicoln's
birthday and Valentines. All mem
! bers and friends are urged to attend