Arizona republican., 1898-09-22

l (Signed> Brown, Frantz, Carter, Sloan, Wcodin, Garrison, Jordan
 MT. and Mrs. Tritle will make their future home in Phoenix and will leave for that place tomorrow, deferring the wedding tour until later
 The presents were numerous and costly, a partial list of which, with the names Of the donors, follows: MT. and Mrs. F. 4. Tritle, Sr., a painting; Col and Mrs Eugene R. Spencer a silver carving set; Stuart Tritle, silver sugar and cream set; Master Eugsne 1'ritie ! Spencer and Miss Katherine Marie Spencer. silver salt SCI; Fred \. Tri5le, Jr. hand painted china fish set: Isaac E. Fisher, silver breakfast dish; Mrs. C. F. Pooley, cut glass lemonade pitcher; Miss Ollie Fisher. feather boa and fan; Ms. Harrington, hemistitched table cloth and napkins; Mrs Lon ffoTsce. silver &fterdinrcr coffee spoons: Ethel Fisher, clock; Governor and Mrs. Murphy, Caken chest con- taining full set Of solid silver knives, forks and spoons; Secretary and Mrs. AkeTs, cut glass water pitcher and glasses; s. Nj Cullen, Jr.. pitcher; Miss Martha Gage, box Of roses; MT. land Mrs. Coleman, painting, Age C. innocence. by Reynolds; Mr. and Mrs. Marks. silver coffee spoons; Mir and Mrs. M F. Spalding, silver bol-bon spoons: Annie Wallace, silver spoon,
 Lily Smith, silver spoon; Mrs. r. w
 Blake, party bag; MT. and Ms. W. W
 Ross, set Of china plates: Mr and Mrs George II. Cook, berry dish; MT. and Mrs II. Richards, jardiniere; Mi. ard Mrs. Hawkins, vase; Ml. and Mrs. Price Behan, hand painted pie turc; Mir and Mrs. Ed Wells, vase; Mg. and Mrs J. w. Akers, rose jar; Ml.. and Mrs. r. Nj. Murphy, vase; MT. an;' Mrs. J. c. Herndon, china sugar and cream set; Mir and Mrs. A. E. Taylor. ;ankard; the Misses Martin, book. The Princess:" Helen Wells, tray:
 Mrs. W. c. Budge, vase; Mr. and Mrs. Dai:e, china cup and sauc.r; Mir. and Mrs. Miles Archibald, carving sci;
 Mrs. William R. Wallace. pitcher; Mrs. Swain. clock; Mrs Frederick Cruice, picture; Mrs William W Clay pccI and the Misses Blandy. picture:
 Miss Postle. hand painted china pl3cnue, embroideI: l center pieces were received from Ms. E. 5. Gage, : Mr and Ms. Fra1A Myers Mrs. J. r.
 Bruce, Mir and Mrs. II. D. Aitken;
 NJ and Mrs L. r Hale, china fish set; NIT. and Mrs H Voge, pudding dish: Mrs and Miss Scarborough, ichina salad dishes Mrs. Alex Mclean. tea cloth; handkeTchiefs were received from Miss Gains and Mrs. H. NJ. Gibbs;
 GeDrge Arthur Allen. dressing case:
 Mr and Mrs. RobeT5 Burmister cut glass water set: Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Ben nit. cut glass bowl; Mir and Mrs. II.
 H Helm, cut glass vases: MT. and Mrs. c. O. Ellis, cut glass bowl: MT
 and Mrs. L. L. Plank and daughter
 cut glass olive dish: Thomas c. Bar io~e-Ma ssicks, silver orange knives and spoons; Miss Maud Barlowe- Massicks, bouillon spoon; the Misses
 Oliver Bessie and Violet IIatz, Julia GIeg goTy, Miss Winds. silver asparagus
 fork; Frank Leckliiisr, silver meat
 fork; Dr. Gonzales and Major and
 Mrs Watts, fish carving set; MT. and
 Mrs. i. W. Edwards. silver scissoTs;
 E 5. Burmister, silver teaspoons; Mir
 and Mrs. Charles \. Dake. silver oiiye spoons: MT. and Mrs c. W. Vickers
 silver meat fork; Mir and Mrs. George 10 Buffner, silver ,ardine fork; P. r. Hastings. jelly spoon; Mir. and Mrs
 Robert E. Morrison, pickle fork; Nor
 man and Will Ormc, silver cheese spoon: T G. Norris, silver butter knife: Charles and Florence Harndon silver gravy and jelly spoons: ". C.
 Brandon, silver spoon: M7 and Mrs George M. Sargent, gold coffee spoons, l Miss Morrison, table cloth; Mir. and Mrs, J. J. Wrasovich, table cloth and i napkins. The brides mother present.
 ed her with the furniture for their
 ekcenix residence, and an aunt Of the
 1ride, Mrs. Anna Thompson Of Eng ;aad, Q draft for Z J0 and a turquoise
 ,ing. The brides school chum, Miss
 aneenore Dill, gave her q hand made
 acc handkerchief which was marvel
 of skill anl patience.