Arizona republican., 1903-12-27

l tS d CllStI IInlIlS anu pOpuldI 1nOellIN BllI and will graduate from Mills College
 in May, 1904. MT Woolman is connect ed with the Western Metal Supply Co.,, of San Diego and is a well known bus mess man of southern California and Arizona.
 ! pr. and Mrs. c. A. Van der Veer en- tertained at dinner Friday. The guests were: MT. and Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Brown, Miss Brown. Miss Cruz and MT. Cor nell.
 l The invitations are out for the mar riage of Helen Marie Eddy, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. E B Eddy. to Henry De Gette George, on January 5th 1904, The wedding will take place in the Episcopal church at eight thirty p. m. Christmas day MT. and Mrs. Ernest w. Lewis held "open house" at their home in the Portland place and served
 the old fashioned egg-nog to their guests. The reception hall and parlor were artistically decorated in smilax
 holly, carnations and mistletoe. In the | parlor was the beladen Christmas tree Miss Ella Hauxhurst assisted in re- ceiving, while Mrs. L. H. Orme pre- sided over the egg-nog. Among those who called during the day were: Mrs. Edward Kent, Sr., Mrs. Leo Goldman, Mrs. Reneau, Mrs. Sarah c. Evans Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. w. F. Mich ols, Mrs. Dave Goldberg, Mir. and Mrs. w. B. Cleary, MT. and Mrs. c. H. Akers, Judge and Mrs. C. F. Ainsworth, MT and Mrs. L. L. Plank, MT. and Mrs. Frank Ainsworth, MT. and Mrs. George H. Smalley, MT. and Mrs. w. K. James, Dr. and Mrs. William Lentz, MT. and Mrs. w. K. Maule, pr. and Mrs Keefe, MrA and Mrs. Irving Andrews. Miss Hancock, Miss Newby, Miss Butter field, Miss Goldman. Miss Orme, Miss Ora Orme, Miss Eddy, Miss Mary Brown Miss George, Judge Kent, MT. Shelby Cullom. Mir. Henry George, Mr William w. Jones, Captain Crenshaw. MT. Paul Ingles, MT. H. I. Latham, MT. Paul Brizzard, MT. John Wilson, Mir. Fl. M. Galliver, MT. Joe Cassou, Mir. Lee H. Landis, MT. Gordon Tweed, MT John Neylan, MT. George R. Lewis, MT. Harry Creighton, MT. w. F. Dodge. MT. William Cook, MT. Vernon Clarke, MT. John Orme, MT. J. Harvey Brown, MT. Claude Berryman and MT. Harvey Bergman.
 Miss Brookie George entertained the Literary club at her home on North Second avenue Tuesday afternoon. The club will meet at Miss Sallie Jacobs this week.
 Mrs. William Lentz returned Thurs day from Flagstaff. where she spent the past month.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Heap left Thurs day for Prescott, where they are wis iting Mrs. Heaps parents. Judge and Mrs. Wells.
 Dr. and Mrs. Vickers are in Prescott visiting friends
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Gregory leave this evening for thier home in Yuma
 Christmas day MT. and Mrs. A. J. Bradley entertained at dinner The dining room was decorated In holly and poinsettas. Festoons of holly and red ribbon were draped from the chan delier to the corners of the table Where the festoons were fastened to the chandelier there was a huge artifi- cial poinsettd from which dangled rabbit. During the dinner the rabbit was the butt of many toasts, when Mir. Mintz caught hold of it and after un- winding dozens of yards of white rib bon, on the end was q card announcing the engagement of Miss Bradley to Mr. Claude Woolman. The guests were Mir. and Mrs. G. A. Mintz. MT. and Mrs. C. S. Scott. and MT. Woolman.
 
 Owing to Christmas and New Years day coming on Friday the Friday club will have one meeting for the two weeks, which will be Thursday.
 Miss Ann Cullen, enroute for her home in Berkeley. California, will visit her brother. MT. Shelby M. Cul!Om. of this city.
 A pretty home wedding took place at the residence of MT. and Mrs. R. Borton Christmas eve, when their daughter, Nevada May, was married to MT. Hen ry Page. The parlor was beautifully decorated i'll evergreens. In one corner was an arch of palms, smilax and mis- tletoe. To the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march, rendered by Mrs. Bay- by. the bridal party advanced to the arch where they were met by Rev Bagby, wEo pronounced the solemn ring ceremony. Miss Borton's gown was of blue peau de soie. with a deeu pointed yoke on bodice and skirt of duchess lace finished with folds and strappings of blue silk. The bridal bouquet was of white carnations tied with loops Of white ribbon. The dining room was in the Christmas cOlors. red and green. 1 where, after the congratulations, a de- hcious collation. was served. Ms. Page Is one of the prettiest blondes in Phoenix, as well as a charming girl with hosts of friends. Mir Page is q | prominent young business man of the | city. and is highly esteemed by those | who know hIm. They were the recipi- ents of a number of beautiful presents. | MT. and Mrs. Page will be at home af- | ter New Years at 4k9 North Fou: tn ave- nue. The guests were Mrs. Joseph Phil l lips, MT and Mrs. Cornelius Borton. | Miss Bradley and Miss Longenecker.
 MT. Harry Hulett left Friday for his home in Topeka. Kansas. where he will spend the coming month.