Arizona republican., 1904-10-30
ABOUT PHOENIX PEOPLE

The many friends of Miss Irene Juneman were glad to welcome her af- ter an absence of over a year. which was spent in New York.
 A Five Hundred" club has been or ganized for the coming season. The present members are: MT. and Mrs. Garrett Ryan, MT. and Mrs. Charles Akers. MT. and Mrs. s. OberfeIder, MT. and Mrs. H. l. Latham, MT. and Mrs. Leo Goldman, MT. and Mrs W. J. KinSsbury, MT. and Mrs. Aaron Gold berg, MT. and Mrs. Dave Goldberg. and Mrs. Sarah Gertrude Evans.
 
 Miss Madge Whalen, who spent last winter in the city, will return during the month of November for a visit of several months.
 The Harmony club will have it's first meeting of the season Wednesday sf- ternoon in Padget hall.
 Mrs. Sarah Gertrude Evans will en- certain the Five Hundred' club Mun- day evening at her home oP North First avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. C. H. Carey. of Chi cago, who have spent several winters in this city. arrived the past week and will remain the. greater part of this winter. I
 Miss Madge Dawes, who has resided in Phoenix for several years, and who returned to her home in London, Eng land about two years ago. arrived in the city Wednesday and will probably spend the winter months here. Mrs. George, Sr.. and Miss Brookie 1 George, who have been spending the warm season in Los Angeles. will re- turn this week.
 Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, in ! the parlors of the Monastery on North Fourth street, Miss Frances Elaine l Meehan, daughter of Mrs. John Nee i han. was welded to AIr. George Jay. 1 Father SeVerin performed the cere- | mOny, which was witnessed by rela- 1 tives and intimate friends. The bride was daintily gOwued in soft white silk l with lace trimmings, wearing a veil of 1 Brussels net fastened with orange i blossoms, and carried bride roses. The maid of honor. sister to the bride. | Miss Ella Meehan. wore a pretty cos l tune of pink silk null. with Mecklin i lace trimmings, and carried white car nations and maidenhair fern. Mir. N. ] D. Clutter was best man. Immedi- ately after the. ceremony there was a reception, from 4:3O D. m. until 6.2O D. | m.. at the brides home on East Adams street The parlor. where the bridal | party received, was in greeneTy and white roses, while the punch room was | in American beauty roses. Mrs. George l Ham. assisted by Miss Gala Mills. | served. After the reception there was q delightful supper. The dining room was in white tulle and maidenhair fern. Miss Lena Meehan caught the 1 brides bouquet Azr. and Mrs. Jay left on the evening train for Tucson, amid
 a shower of rice. Il is hoped they will make Phoenix their home. There were many beautiful gifts. Mrs. Aus 1 tin Jay, mother of the groom. came | from MOravia, Ia.. for the wedding. MT. Jay will join her here in December and they will remain through the win ter.
 The Woman's club will have a re- ception Tuesday afternoon in the par
 Iors of the Baptist church.
 Mrs. W. l.. Pinney entertained Fri day afternoon at her home on West Adams street with a Russian party. Mrs. Joseph Kfbbey and Mrs FIolbrook assisted. The parlors were
 in the Japanese colors. red and white festoOns of crepe paper fastened with huge white chrysanthemums being draped from the center to the corners of the rooms. The walls were covered with unique Japanese posters. In the library the colors were black and vel low, the Russion colors. As the guests entered. they received Japanese pos ters tied with the Russian colors: the tally cards were tied with both colors Hearts" was the game for tbe aftcr- noon. Mrs. J. M- Swetnam. a Russian received the first prize. a Japanese or1 broideraI c11cbfOu NTre Evra r, b