Arizona republican., 1904-01-10
About Phoenix People

The german at the Country Club Friday evening was a success to say the least; thoroughly enjoyed by a large number of guests in attendance. Those present were MT. and Mrs. C.. H. Akers, MT. and Mrs w. B. Cleary, Mir and Mrs. Frank Ainsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hulett, MT. and Mrs. w: c. Barnes, MT. and Mrs. Ernest w. Lewis, MT. and Mrs. Irving Andrews, MT. and Mrs. Wickham. Miss Whalen. Miss Orme, Miss Gilmer, Miss Aims worth, Miss Andrews, Miss March, Miss Mccoy, Miss Hancock, Miss Cruz. Miss Newby, Miss Todd and the Misses Vaughn; MT: JCe Casou, MT. O. P. Nor ton, AIr. J. B. .Bethune. MT. Hugh Creighton, MT. Ward Hughes, Ar. H. M. Ga{liver. Nr. w. r. Dodge MT. Gordon Tweed, MT. Paul Brizxard, Ar Phelps Gilmore. MT. John Neylan. Mir II. I. Latham, HE. sam Dunlap. Rr K. H.. McDonald and Mr. Geo, Kirk land.
 Tuesday evening in Trinity Episco- pal church che of the prettiest we'd dings of. the season took place when Miss Helen Marie Eddy, daughter of MI. anu hlS. IT.. D. E<1uN. OL f1ullltS- ten, Iowa, was married to MT. Henry DeGette George of this city. The ehancel Of the church was beautifully decorated in smilaX and evergreen Nreaths with festoons of red ribbons. Promptly at half-past eight Mrs J. Elliott Walker took her place and Lohengrin's Wedding March pealed forth. The bridal party advanced; first the ushers, Captain Crenshaw, Mr. Paul Blizzard, MT. Joe Cassou and MT w. W. Jones. then the bride Nrith her father. The ushers separated at the chancel: the bride was met at Q the altar by Mir. George and his best man, Mir. Vernon l.. Clarke. Rev. Penick performed the solemn ring ceremony. To the strains of Men delssohns Wedding March the party left the church, going to O'Neil Hall, where they received the congratula- tions of their numerous friends. The bride was beautiful in a gown of silk point d,esprit over white taffeta veil ed in chiffon, carrying a shower bou- auet of lilies of the valley. Mrs. Ed dy, the brides mother, was gowned in black net over poi de soie with col. lar and cuffs of duchess lace.
 Miss Eddy came to Phoenix last spring from Humeston fer a short visit, returning in September for the winter months. She was. joined in November by her parents. During her residence here she has made many friends. Mir. George has resided in the city for a number of years and is prominent in both business and social circles.
 Mr. and Mrs. George were the recip-
 
 are at home to their friends at 13O North Second avenue. A reception was given to MT and Mrs George, after their marriage by number Of their bachelor friends, after which there was dancing and refreshments were served.
 Mrs. H. c. Cullom arrived in the city yesterday to visit her son, MT Shelby NJ CuIom Mrs. Cullom has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. George H. Davis of Peoria, H., and is enrCute to her home in San Francisco.
 The Literary club met Tuesday af- ternoon at the home of Miss Clarke on East Monroe street: This was the clubs monthly social. During the af- ternoon a dainty menu was served. Those present were Miss Clarke, Miss Sallie Clarke, Miss Sallie Jacobs, Miss Mccoy, Miss Cornell, Miss Bryant and Miss Wiiliscroft.
 Mrs. A. C. Baker and daughter, Miss Francis Baker, returned Saturday morning from Los Angeles. Mrs. Bak- CT spent the past summer in Los An geles and expected to remain through the winter months, but the illness of her mother changed her plans. Her many friends welcome her return.
 The Rathbone Sisters will give thair first ball on Valentines evening. This is the first social event this fraternity will have given and the prospect is a delightful one.