The Coconino sun., 1927-02-04
WILLIAMS DOINCS
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Mrs. James R. Richardson enter
tanned with delightful luncheon last
Thursday afternoon, her guests be-
ing the Mesdames James Kennedy, r.
B. Easton, w. B. Dillon, Harley Goss,
Russell Stone, Mark Smith, VIM.
Jas. Ryan, A. M. Dawson, j. NJ. Bu-
sey, George McDougall, Claud Sha1i,
Miss Sarah Wilson and Miss Grace
McDougall Five hundred was the dl-
version, Mrs. Kennedy making high
score and Mrs. Shaul, second. Mrs.
R. B. Easton received consolation.
A number of the school faculty and
friends enjoyed a delightful dancing
party at the home of Mrs. Sid Jones
last Saturday evening. The following
is the guest list: the Misses Olive
Mitchell. Helen Easton, Bernice
Swanberg, Gladys Mason, Eloise Sui
livant, Minnie Anderson, Helen Liv-
ingston, Jean Rosseau, Helen Max
well. Esther Perry, Ruth Rennick,
Sarah Wilson and Miss Wardlow, and
the Messrs. Claude Meick, Vincent
Helma, Ernest Arenstein, Fred Udine
George Crawford, James Busey,
Kenneth Poison, Albert Hudson,
Graham Webster, Marvin Payne, DR..
Comstock, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
Melick.
Don't forget Thursday night, "The
Village Quire."
The annual meeting of the Will
Grand Canyon Chamber of COM
merce was held on the 26th, the fol
lowing members being elected di-
rectors for the coming year: E. R.
Byers, w. L. Lindblom, L. S. Will
Jams, James Kennedy, Alfred Skeels,
Erie Poison, R. A. Nickerson, r. M.
Hoffman and j. e. Shirley. This
board met Immediately after the
general meeting and elected James
Kennedy as president, r. Nj. Hoff-
man, vice president, w. L. Lindblom,
secretary and E. r. Byers, treasurer.
A drive is on to increase the mem
bership and will end with dinner
at the White Cafe on the evening of
February 8. Members and prospect
i've members will be guests at the
banquet, which is being taken care
of bv a committee composed of r.
M. Hoffman, L. S. Williams, r. j.
Hook and E. R. Byers.
Robert o. Bates, pastor of Williams
community church has rendered his
resignation, to take effect on March
1.
Plans are under way for home
talent "Quire," which will make its
bow to Williams pleasure seekers on
February 10 at the parish house. The
"Quire" of past, present and future
will be featured: the past by old-time
songs, the present by the best talent
Williams affords, in the role of reg
ular choir singers, and the "quire" of
the future will be composed of child
rem, dressed as they viii appear in
the future. A blackface chorus, sing
ing negro spirituals, will also be
feature of the program, which IS be-
ing sponsored by st. Margaret's
Guild.
The Five Hundred club met Sat
urday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sylvester with the fol-
lowing members present: Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. E. Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Wickens, Mr.. and Mrs George
McDougall and Miss Grace McDoug-
all, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dillon, Mr..
and Mrs. James Kennedy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Goss.
Messrs. Frank Udine and Fred Udine
and Mrs. Chas. Mills. Mrs. Wickens
and Mr. Smith made high scores and
Frank Udine and Mrs. Stone, low.
Bert Brown, foreman of highway
construction on the Old Trails high
way between Williams and Flag
staff, was painfully though not SER
iously injured Saturday morning,
when in coupling two machines, his
hand became tangled in the machin
cry and was badly torn. A party of
Rebekahs on their way to Winslow,
picked up Mr. Brown and brought
him into Williams where his wounds
were dressed. He is improving nice
ly.
Dean G. NJ. Butler, of the Univer-
sity of Arizona, governor Of the 43rd
district, Rotary International had
charge of the Rotary program last
Thursday and gave an inspiring adj
dress upon Rotary ideals and the
constituents of real happiness. This
was the annual visit of the COVER
nor and was much enjoyed. Mrs. w.
L. Lindblom presided at the piano.
Guests were Dean Butler, Virgil
Rosenbaum and Spencer Nordyke.
In the evening Governor Butler was
the guest Of honor at a dinner at
the Fray Marcos, other guests be-
ing E. J. Nordyke, w. G. Ritten-
house and Jack Butler. Following
the dinner, meeting of the execu-
tive council. composed of the pres
ident and the chairmen of the diff
ferent departments of Rotary, was
held, the governor speaking on the
work outlined and making suggest
ions for its betterment. He left the
next day for Holbrook.
Previous to services last Sunday
evening, members of the st. Johns
mission choir and Rev. Freeland and
Miss Louise Freeland of Flagstaff
enjoyed their regular choir practice,
followed by supper at the home of
Prof. and Mrs. R. G. Stevenson. About
sixteen were present.
Saturday morning number of lo-
cal Rebekahs drove to Winslow to
attend a school of instruction in the
exemplification Of the rites Of their