The Coconino sun., 1927-06-03

| home for the summer to Mr.. and MRS.
Stermer of Phoenix, who will take pos
session June Is.
Mrs. Lee Cheesbro was houseguest
of the Albert Lebsehs Monday night.
| She was enroute from Winslow to her
home in Wickenburg.
Miss Helen Stark, accompanied by
| Mrs. Freda Steinnetz and L. "A. Phil
/ lips, motored to Phoenix for the week
end.
| Several girls from the Tuba City
/ Indian school are expected in town
soon. They will assist some Of the
/ Williams matrons in their homes.
One of the many picnic parties
taking advantage Of the balmy air
Monday was composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. w L. Lindblom, Mr.. and Mrs.
| B. B. Bowden ard mother, Mrs. Ernst,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Smart and
daughter Virginia Ward. The party
motored to the j. ID. Dam where they
spent the afternoon and cooked supper
over the camp fire.
Mrs. Steve Quinn and daughter
Colleen, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Dickson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o. Humphries and
Miss Roberta Thurston enjoyed a
motor trip to Mormon Lake Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. E. Cureton last
week purchased Chevrolet sedan.
Miles Cureton returned this week
from Roswell Military institute at
Roswell, N. NJ, where he graduated
from the high school. This summer
Miles plans to attend the Citizens
training camp at Fort Huachuca, and
will attend Junior college at the In
stitute next fall.
Mrs. L. A. jolly of Flagstaff is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Easton.
Mrs. Gertrude Perkins returned
this week from months vacation on
the coast with her sister, Mrs. Jay
Montgomery.
The Bridge Luncheon club was de-
| lightfully entertained at the home of
Mrs. c.. D. Jeffries Tuesday after
noon. The following were present:
The Mesdames F. ID. BLY,, Lilo Perrin,
E. ]. Kirwan, Roger Morris, f. A..
Melick, Louis DeBold, w. G. Ritten-
house, j. J. Scanlon, Earle Melick,
George Kimball, e. ]. Nordyke, r. G..
Stevenson, n. E. Duffy and Miss
Betty Kirwan.
Mrs. Mildred Hickey on Saturday
met party of friends in Flagstaff
and from thence Inotored to Oak Greek
where they spent the weekend at a
house party.
r. j. Hook returned last week from
short visit with his family in No
gales. He reports that the newest
member, Richard John, is doing
nicely, and that the family hopes to
return to Williams about the middle
of June.
Mrs. Miles Poison of Grand Canyon
is spending short time with Mr. and
Mrs. F.. z. Poison. Monday Mrs. r.
E. Poison with her houseguest and
Kenneth Poison and Miss Helen Max
well, motored to Granite Dells for 9
swimming party.
Ad Keeslar has recently improved
the appearance Of his attractive bun
galow with coat of paint.
One of the earlier fishing parties,
composed Of DR.. r. A. Melick of Will
lians and Rollo Reese and son Mel
vim end Charley Wade of Phoenix, is
spending the week in the White Noun
tains.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Messimer are
enioving a visit from Mrs. Messimer's
mother, Mrs. Vogt.
Little Yvonne Perrin is Ill.
The John j. Scanlon family and
Miss Elsie Holmes enjoyed a motor
trip to Flagstaff Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha Smith of Phoenix was
weekend guest of Miss Bertha
Hoffner of Williams. Mrs. Smith has
recently accepted position with the
]. C. Penney company at Phoenix.
Blake MessimeI is confined to his
home with measles.
DIR. w. C. Gillespie returned this
week from a business trip to Los An
geles.
Mrs. A. NJ Rousseau spent the
weekend with friends in McNaTy.
Mrs. Ed Hamilton and daughter,
Mrs. Sam Samson, will spend next
week as houseguests Of Mrs. A. M
Rousseau and daughter Jean.
School Notes
Beautiful in its simplicity was the
annual iunior-seniOr banquet and prom
Friday evening in the ]. 0. @. r DIM
ing room and hall. The senior colors,
silver and rose, were emphasized IN
the dainty place cards and other ap-
rointments. A rose and silver wish
inc well, rose-colored tapers IN silver
candlesticks, and pink Cecil Bruner
roses the senior class flower -
adorned the tables About 80 partook
of the banquet. v. L. Rosenbaqna,
senior class adviser, presided, taking
as his theme the recent successful
flight of Charles Iindbergh. Miss
Hannah brennan, president OF the
juniors, welcomed che seniors and fac
ulty members, and a pleasing re-
sponse was made by Leroy Perkins,
senior president. Others called upon
for .toasts were Miss Edna King and
Miss Sarah Wilson, Junior adviser,
and Prof. R. G. Stevenson. A clever
original song by the Juniors to the
seniors met with hearty applause.
Downstairs the hall was gay with rose
and silver and pink and white deeofa-
tio1is, in which butterflies were, Tea
tured. Following the promenade Dy
the juniors, the grand march was lea
by Miss Hannah brennan and Leroy
Perkins. with their pages, and Pro-
fessor and Mrs. STEVENSON. A golden
moon shed q soft light for every fifth
dance. Punch served throughout the
evening. and the excellent music fur
n;shed bv the WcIeese orchestra, with
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