Arizona republican., 1892-05-29
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY. |The Brilliant Wedding of Miss Marks and Mir. Levy. ELEGANT PRESENTS RECEIVED. |Eighty-Three Absent Guests Tele- graph Congratulations. The Movements of Ph9nix Society
 People-Departures, Notes
 and Personals.
Lesy Marks.

 cured Thursday afternoon at the resi- dence of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. S. Marks, on the corner of Madi' son and Maricopa streets. It was the most elaborate affair that has ever taken place in this city, and there were several thousand,dollars worth of presents given by friends and relatives. The bride, Miss Bertha Marks, is beautiful blonde, and was charmingly attired in an ele- gant white faille, en train, exquisitely festooned with real orange blossoms and diamond ornaments. Though she was slightly nervous, she bore up well and was truly sweet and beautiful bride. She carried bridal bouquet of white roses and orange blossoms and the veil was fastened with bunch of the same dainty flowers. Milton R. Levy, the N young groom, IS native of Nashville, Tenn, and has only been on the coast six years. At present he is manager of the retail department of the big station ary house of Lazarus x ,Melzer, at Los Angeles. The little Misses Zelda Block aud Sadie Goldtree were maids of hon. or. The bridesmaids were the Misses Edith and Laura Jacobs and Miss Hattie Warren. Gus Ellis, Morris Asher and w. Levy acted as best men. The bride presented each of the maids with Phoenix souvenir spoon, which they will doubtless keep to the end of time in remembrance of the pleasant occasion, After the ceremony by Judge Baxter, Judge Street read eighty.three congratu- latory telegrams from all portions of the United States. The newly welded couple left fer Los Angeles, their future home.
 Among the guests the following prom inent people were noticed:
 Mir. and Mrs. E. Gang, MT. w. Levy, MT. E. w. Thayer, Mir. and Mrs. Jacobs, MT. D. J. Warren, Miss E. Hayrhofer, Mrs. B. Block, MT. and Mrs. Geo. Hoad- ley, MT. and Mrs. E. J. Bennitt, Mrs. Il. Goldberg, Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Gold man, MT. and Mrs. C, A. Luke, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Luke, MT. and Mrs. D. Liebenow, MT. and Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Goodman, Mir. and Mrs. B. Heymap, Mrs. Levy, of New Jersey, MT. and Mrs. Beverly Cox, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Troops, Miss Rosa Troops, MT. and Mrs. Frank Czarnowski, Mir. and Mrs. John Kelly, Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Porter, Judge w. w. Porter, MT. and Mrs. Leo Gold man, Mrs. J. E. Walker, Mir. and Mrs. Webster Street, MT. Abe Franklin, Miss Julia Street, Mir. and Mrs. M. H. Will jams, Miss Lulu Warren, Mrs. Warren, MT. and Mrs. Budge, Mrs. Aaron Gold berg, Mir. and Mrs. Swiggett, Miss Nel- lie Fowler, Miss Hattie Warren, J. Gold tree, Tucson; Mrs. Montgomery, Denver.
 The presents were elegant and numer- ous. Some of the more handsome ones were, piano and complete silver table set, by the mother and father of the bride.
 From Mir. and Mrs. Goldtree, of Tue son, brother-in-law and sister of the bride, check fof SIoo was received.
 MT: and Mrs. Julius Goldbaum, oi Tucson, gave handsome silver water service.
 Miss Nellie Fowler, of Phoenix, con tributed a beautiful set of flower vases.
 MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Ward, silver card receiver.
 Mrs. w. C. Budge, a pretty set of finger bowls.
 Mrs. E. Gang, a silver and cut-glass castor set.
 Mrs. C. A. Luke, a set of beautifully decorated afternoon coffee cups and saucers.
 A large and richly engraved silver cake stand was sent from Fresno, Cal, by R. Ruben and family.
 A set of souvenir spoons was given the bride by A. M. Franklin, of Tempe.
 Misses Laura and Edith Jacobs gave handsome card receiver.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Kelly, pretty sil- yer fruit stand.
 A beautiful baby-pink feather fan was given the bride by MT. and Mrs. F. A. Hartwell.
 A heavy silver fruit stand by Sam Levy.
 The groom gave his bride a costly crescent diamond breast pin.
 Mrs. Montgomery, of Denver, gave a fine sewing machine.
 Three of the groom's brothers, H., C. and s. Levy, gave checks of S2s each, while the mother contributed $50 cash.
 An aunt of the groom, Mrs. Haunaur, gave s25 cash.
 Mrs. George Newman, complete silver butter set.
 Miss Hilda Newman, diamond pin.
 Mrs. Barrett, silver shoe buttoner.
 George C. Marks, magnificent and costly bracelet.
 MT. and Mrs. Liebenow, silver salt and pepper service.
 The principal presents will be received at the home of the new couple in Los Angeles.
 Personal Notes.
 Mrs. Murphy expects to spend three months at Las Vegas, New Mexico. Mrs. J. A. Flemming is now there.
 Mrs. Nicholson will visit Oakland