Arizona republican., 1905-03-19

L. l.. Hall. Mrs NJ Brizard, Mrs.
 OIlVer Gale. Mrs. Helen Bury. Mrs. Harriet Wallace Craig, Mrs B. V. An derson, Mrs. J. A. Schrim, Mrs. Ed
 ward Renau, Mrs. Katherine Pearson, Mrs Callahan, Mrs. A. Schwartz, Mrs. | West, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Leander 1 Heard, Mrs. J. Y. T. Smith, Mrs. Cleary, Miss Anna Cleary, Miss Eliza beth Cleary, Miss Linda Dellenbaugh, Miss Kathryn Page, Miss Flora Grier, Miss Alice Grier, Miss Kate Christy, Miss Caroline Christy, Miss Ella HauX- hurst, Miss Kate Wilson, Miss Olive | Wilson Miss Alice Butterfield, Miss Priscilla Bryant, Miss Farnese, Miss 1 Margaret Lewis Miss Laird, Miss Rose Bell Goldman, Miss Matte Crews, Miss i Margaret Whalen Miss Louise Murphy. Miss Duke, Miss Elizabeth Kendrick, Miss Nellie Trott Miss Lucy | Ellis, Miss Bartlett, Miss Nell | lie Ruthrauff, Miss Ollie Fisher, Miss Frances Anderson, Miss Doris Heap, Miss Wilkinson, Miss Francisco Baker, Miss Ilo Harris, Miss Clarke, Miss Mabel Barnes, Miss Jessie SibIey, Miss Brookie George, Miss Resor, Miss King, Miss Williams, Miss Grace Abbie Andrews, Miss Sutton, Miss Ramsburgh the Misses Fanley Miss Bennett, Miss Archer Miss Anna Arch CT, Miss Edith Jacobs. Miss Sallie Ja- cobs, Judge Edward Kent Judge Da- wis Judge Doan, Judge Sloan, MT. Oliver P. Morton, Mir. E. F. Dunlevy, MT. H. J. Cassidy. Dr. Stone, MT. Robert Sherman, Mir Harry Jones. Mr. John Page, MT. Roy Goodrich, MT. Vernon Clarke, MT. Barry Goldwater, MT Fred Tritle, MT. Frank Hildebran, MT. Wal ter Howe, Mir. T. J. Lipsohn, MT. PbRinS CSiluoOra MT, XVoIraIfp MI, McDougaIl, MT. George Lutgerding, Mir J. D. Carter, Dr. John Lentz, MT. Harvey Lee, MT. Cass Redewill MT. Frank Lane, MT. Thomas Prescott, MT. Hal Bennett, MT. Paul Renau Ingles, Captain Crenshaw, MT. Carneau, Dr. William Duffield, pr. Craig, MT. Jack Neylan, MT. Beldon, MT. J. F. Ken nedy. MT. F. Horton Jones, MT. Ward Hughes, Mir. Sam Dunlap MT. Frank Cleary, Mir. Evans Cole, MT. William Jones, MT. Jack Wilson, Mir. Harry Galliver, MT. c. J. Hall, MT. Karl Co., chems, MT. Gilbert, MT. Hugh Creigh- ton. MT. Ned Creighton, MT. Joseph Cassou, MT. Paul Brizard, Mir. Henry Brizard, MT. Frank Bennett, MT. L. E. Hewins, MT c. B. Knox, MT. l. M. Christy, MT. Berryhill, MT. George Kirkland and MT. Lee H. Landis.
 Thursday evening, March 23, the Maricopa club will entertain with five hundred.
 MT. and Mrs. Shelby CulIom enter tained the Bridge club last evening.
 Judge and Mrs. George p. Bullard entertained last evening in honor of Miss Linda Dellenbaugh. The parlors were prettily decorated in lavender and green crepe paper, festoons of which formed canOpies under which tables were placed for the game of five hun dred. Judge and Mrs. Bullard were assisted by Mrs. Harrison Stroud and Mrs. Charles Akers. Miss Dellenbaugh wore a beautiful gown of blue crepe de chine with lace and faggoting trim ming. Mrs. Bullards gown was black grenadine over white taffeta, with spangled lace trimmings. Mrs. Akers was charming in a gown of gray faille silk with trimmings of rose leaf and lavender panne velvet. Mrs. Harrison E. Stroud wore a gown of cream liber- ty silk. Miss Georgia Bailey and Miss Essie Fiske served punch. Miss Geor- gia's gown was white silk null and Miss Essies' a dainty white organdie. The guests were all seated at an inn mense table, beautifully decorated in green and lavender, during the serv- ing of delicious refreshments
 Those present were MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Akers, MT. and Mrs. Neil Bailey. MT. and Mrs. Miner, MT. and Mrs Harvey Ward, MT. and Mrs. NJ. O. Bicknell. MT. and Mrs. Charles E. De Mund, MT. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy MT. and Mrs. James Walden, MT. and Mrs. George Williamson, MT. and Mrs. Harry Heap, Dr. and Mrs. Harrison E. Stroud, Miss Linda Dellenbaugh Miss Zclma Bailey. Miss Shirley Miner, Miss Frankie Baker. Miss Doris Heap. Miss Virginia Hoster, Mir. Lee Landis, MT. Joseph Cassou. MT. Frank Hide bran, MT. George Kirkland, Capt. Cren- shaw and pr. OConnor.
 
 Wednesday at p, m, Miss Bertha Howe of Lowell, Mass, and MT. Gordon Tweed were maI ried in the Episc opal church. Reverend Penick oficiated, the solemn double ring ceremony being performed. Mrs. Percy Warner was matron of honor and MT. w. H. Howe, brother of the bride gave her away. The bride wore a tailored gown of blue broadcloth and Mrs. Warmers gown was a blue taffeta. Among the guests were: MT. and Mrs. w. K. Jaines, MT. and Hrs. Yaeger, Mir. E. A Penick, Mrs. J. M. Jamison, Mrs. BriZard, Mrs. George Walker, Mrs. Webster Street, Miss Margaret James, Bishop Penick, MT. Paul Brizard and MT. Henry Brizard. Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party went to their future home, the Pemberton house on north thIrd avenue, where an elaborate supper was served. Miss Howe was a popular society girl of Lowell, Mass, and the numerous friends whom MT. Tweed has made during his several sojourns in the city wish them much happiness.
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