Arizona republican., 1898-11-27

CrCuSS, going up the leII etISIe, eiuu tue groom accomEaniSd by the groomsmen Messrs. R. and c. Wright, to the right At the altar they me and She simple 1 ceremony was performed making the couple man and wife AS they came down .hc left aisle together the bride was radiantly happy aad smiled to the right and lei. in response to murmured congratulations and good wishes. Many of those on he left Of the groom cor dially s!asped his hand. MT. and Mrs Hughes were driven to the residence of the brides sister, Mrs. John R. Nor ton, where they prepared to depart for Tucson, Their future home.
 Miss Wright is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Wright, of this city. Sne is a charming young woman, very popular, and has always been active in church and Good TeHplar work. She was attlred in a white broeadad satin gown made with a short train; The bodice was ShirIed and trimmed in Itulle. short veil of tulle hung from the head to the waisj line. The brides maids were attircd in white silk.
 Mir. Hughes is most estimablc young man, long q residCn- of TucsCn. where h-a has esta blished an enviabie reputation by his honesty and business qualifications He is purchasing agent for the Southern Pacific company. MT. Hughes has recently erected a hand scme home where he has taken his pride.
 The young couple carry with them . host of congratulations and good wishes.
 MT. Daniel Willzie and Miss Forest R. Greene were united in marriage last ir1c q f home f brides parents, ten miles west Of Phoenix. The young couple will oc- cupy Q new house recently constructed by the groom.
 A quiet wedding took place last Monday evening in which Miss Lizzie b. Burger and Mr. George w. Stewart were me contracting parties. Both are well and favOiably known in PhOe~ nix.
 4 merry picnic party of school boys and girls took advantage of q holiday last Friday and drove in the Grand Canyon bus to the Camel Back where they partoOk of an appetizing lunch. They returned home in ',he rain, which, however, did not spoil their fun. The party consisted of Sadie Nicholson, Ada Boyd, Mamie grown, Edna Bradley, Mary Henshaw. Blng Morse, Forrest Richmond and John Moore, with Miss Rosa Troops for c4-aperone.
 Another picnic crowd from the Rum rey spent most enjoyable day tais last week visiting the orange groves, Indian reservation and the Hole-in- the-Rock. The picnickers were MT. Row. man, Mrs. Spencer Merrill. Miss Ruth Merrill, MT. Ii. A. Merrill and MT. Lawrence Adder.
 Mir and Mrs. Ralph Quinn enter sained at Thanksgiving dinner MT. and Mrs. M. V. Warren, Mrs. Elem ing, Mrs Abrams, MT. and Mrs. Robert triedel, Mrs. Swigget and Mr. Tender son of Colorado The table was ela gar in it's appointments and the menu was very elaborate. Mrs. Quinn was charming in her role O. hostess.
 Mir. and. Mrs. J. w. Spear wore guess at dinner, Thanksgiving, Of MT. and Mrs. Sam Seip.
 Col. Alexander o. Brodie, who is spending a few days in Phoenix, was entertained Friday by MT. and Mrs. George Hart, at the Rumney-
 The entertainment at the asylum last Tuesday evening was an unusually good ore. Among those on the in ,eresLng programme were Miss Edith Kay, who delighted all with cO1net solo: Miss Maud Walsh. who sang in her ever charming manner My Dream of You" accompanied by Miss Grace and Mrs. Ed IIdttS. who sang q negro lullaby with Miss Walsh. SeV- e.al Of the patients and attendants contributed to the evenings enter making 1t a most enjoyable affair.
 Hiss Mamie Plank entertained a few friends last Monday evening at her nome on Seventh avenue and Olive street. Music was the principal feature O. the evening" after which dainty re- were: Miss Kate Christy, Miss Ad- dine Bury, Miss Winifred Smith, Mr. Harry Creighton, Mr Hugh Creighton aLd Mr Dunlap.
 Lieutenan. J. D. Carter of the Rough Riders and Mr. 4. w. Edwards, cashier Of the s. F. P. &5 P, came down from rescott last week and were guests of Dr. and Mrs. George w. Vickers.
 
 Miss Nab Ava Messenger, the tal- ented harpist, who has been spending some time in the different towns of Arizona and New Mexico, is expected in Phoenix tomorrow night. She will give concerts at the new opera house here. where she will surely attract arge audiences.
 
 Miss Frankie Kellner and Miss Min i lie Laird were among the normal stu rents who came over Thanksgiving 1 0 witness the foot ball game between Phoenix and Tempe, ill which Phoenix i :ame off victorious.
 
 Mrs. NJ. T. Day and daughter arrived ' T the city the fore part of the week. ! q. 4y,.o h io-ta oh