Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-12
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SOCIETY. 4:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;

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The opening of the Patton Grand
, Will occur tomorrow night and society
viii fully awaken to the duties the
coming season brings.
1t is whispered that another very
popular Phoenix lady will soon fly to
matrimonial shores.
\ pretty at home wedding took
place at the residence of MIR. and Mrs.
North Fifth street, when their daugh-
ter. Lillian Mabel, was married to Mr..
Irving Hunt Andrews. The parlor was
beautifully decorated in smilaX and
bride roses. In one corner a large low
ers' knot was made of smilaX and
roses. under which the party stood dur
ing the ceremony. The library was in
pink La France roses and smilax.
while the dining room was a bower of
American Beauties and smilax. Every
nook was filled. The table was hand
somely and artistically arranged
Sharply at g p. m. the bridal party
entered, while the wedding march
pealed forth in sweet melody, played by
Miss Roslyn Sargent. The party was
met by the groom and the Rev. Lapsley
A McAfee, who officiated. After the
ceremony. which was very impressive,
the happy couple received cOngratula-
tions. then led the way to the dining
hall where a delightful collation. was
served.
The bride was indeed charming in her
gown of white beteise. The bodice
cut gaubalder style. the high sleeves
and lower part made of the finest
tucks, finished at the neck with pointed
chiffon tucked collar. The skirt was
made with overskirt trained. The
foundation skirt was finished with an
ACCORDION plated ruffie, while the over
skirt was finished with applique lace
The bride carried a handsome bouquet
of bride roses. After the ceremony the
bouquet was tossed up and Miss Aims
worth was the lucky young lady who
caught it. The couple received many
beautiful presents from their numerous
friends. Miss Murray is one of PhOe-
nixs most popular daughters and has
Mr. Andrews is in business in
the city with his father and in all re
spects a very popular and estimabIe
young man. TIE young couple have
the eood wishes of their hosts of
friends. Mr.. ana Mrs. Andrews viii
be at home after the goth on North
Third street.
At the home of Mrs. NJ. Scarborough /
in Prescott, last Saturday DR.. William
C.. Lentz of this city was married To
her daughter. Maud c. Scarborough. in /
the presence of relatives and a few
friends. The entire home was artist /
caily and beautifully decorated IL (
smilaX, bride roses and chrysanthe- I.
nuns. Lovers knots of these We're /
used in the decorations, while under & |
huge knot of the smilax and chrysan- /
themums the couple, stood. The little /.
Misses Mabel Norris and Florence /
Herndon, and Masters Herndon and |
William Norris held satin ribbons, I
forming an aisle down which the bridal /
party passed. DR.. Scarborough gave :
the bride away. Miss Francis Bethune I
was bridesmaid. Mr. Joe Cassou of I.
This city acted as best man, while lit
lie Miss Maud Norris was ring bearer. |
The Rev. Mr.. Peck performed the GER
emony. after which sumptuous we'd !
ding feast was served.
The bride was handsomely gowned in 1
Duchesse satin. The yoke was made of /
plated and shirred chiffon, finished !
with silk guipure lace. The sleeves |
were finished at the hand with dainty |
points, edged with a tiny shirring of !
chiffon. A dainty lovers knot of blue |
finished the left shoulder. so the bride |
wore something old. something new. |
borrowed and something |
blue" The skirt, with train, was cut
with the overskirt and handsomely |
trimmed in guipure, with a dust |
-uffle of heavy satin ribbon, edged with |
shirred chiffon, finishing the under side
Of the foundation skirt. The veil of
Brussels net was arranged the full