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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-02
Five Hundred Club.

Mrs. Hal Corbett. of North Ninth
street. was hostess to the Five Hun
drcd club on Wednesday morning.
The club prize, fan. was won by
Mrs. Milton. Cope. and the substl-
tute's prize. a gold hat pin, went to
Mrs. Hughes Mcknight. After the
game delightful luncheon was serv-
ed. Only the club members and sub
stitutes were present: Mrs. w. A
Gardner, Mrs. A. r. Meyers, Mrs. l.
A. Washington, Mrs. NJ. G. Cope
Mrs. BERTHE Campbell, Mrs. Ber
Weille. Mrs. Henry Bradley. Mrs. |
ID. Wilcox. Mrs. Edmund Noble. Mrs
Campbell Flournoy. Mrs. J. w. Scott
Mrs. May Rieke, Mrs. Henry Rudy
Mrs. Eli Boone, Mrs. Hughes Nc
Knight. Misses Carline Sowell. Mar,
Brazelton. Claribel Rieke. Elizabeth
Slnnott, Emily Morrow.
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Clarke of $500 Vernon avenue for
the marriage OF their sister, Miss
Mary Lee Clarke Of greensboro, Ky,
and Mr.. Allan Gilmour Woodford.
The ceremony will take place on
Wednesday evening, June G, at $3.50
o'clock. Rev. DIR. b. Il. Reed of
Grace Episcopal church officiating in
the presence of the relatives and
friends OF the young couple. A recep-
tion. also at the Clarke home, will
follow. Miss Clarke will be attended
by Miss Mary Boyd Bransford, of
Owensboro. KY, a first cousin, and
Mr.. Joseph II. Slaughter, of New
York city, will be best man for the
groom. Little Miss Ada Bransford
Clarke. four years OF age, will per
form the duties OF flower bearer. Miss
Clarke arrived in st. Louis about a
week ago from Greensboro in order
to be married at the home of her
brother. Mr.. Clarke will give her
away. The young couple will leave
after the wedding for a honeymoon
tour. After June 20 they will be at
home to friends at the Jefferson no.
tel In Richmond, Va. Among out-of-
town guests coming to attend the
wedding are: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Whittle Clarke of Henderson, Ky;
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Luckett Of
New York city; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Il. Cook of Evansville. Ind. and Miss
Mary Caldwell OF Evansville. all of
whom are 20 arrive the Monday pre-
ccdlng the wedding"
Mr.. Woodford has just received a
signal recognition from his firm. The
American Tobacco company, and has
been changed to New York, city,
where they will live instead of Rich
mond, as the invitations announced.
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House Party Series.

Miss Mabel Jackson. of Flint. Mich,
Miss Lille Mae Wlnstead. Miss
Blanche Hills and Miss Susie Thomp-
son. were the guests of Miss Rella
Coleman and Miss Frances Coleman.
of West Jefferson street. on Monday
evening and Tuesday. Monday night
an informal dance was enjoved at the
hospitable Coleman home.
On Tuesday night and Wednesday
the Misses Coleman. Miss Winstead,
Miss Jackson and Miss Hills were en
tertained by Miss Susie Thompson at
her home on West Broadway. and afi
ter the german on Tuesday night a
delightful luncheon was served to them
and: Messrs. John Brooks, Blan-
ton Alien. Walter Iyerson, Ben
Frank, Horace Sowell and Mr.. Chap
pell. OF Nashville, Tenn.
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About People.

Mrs. Victor Vorls and little Miss
Elsie Eunice vorls have returned
from pleasant sojourn at Dawson
Springs.
Miss Laura lobe and Mr.. Emmett
Nance, of jackson, Tenn, are the
weekend guests of Miss Lille Mae
Winstead, of Washington street
They arrived Friday to attend the
invitation dance to Miss Mabel Jack
son, of Flint. Mich. Miss lobe is an
always popular visitor in Paducah.
Mrs. Thomas c. Leech expects to
leave about July the first for a sum-
mer in Canada. She will visit in
Montreal and Quebec, and will spend
some time among the BEAUTIFUL seen
ic points on the st. Lawrence river.
Mrs. Leech was educated in Canada
and formerly lived there, and when
she does not go abroad spends her
summers in Canadian travel.
Miss Ethel Brooks and her guest
Miss MAY Belle Lyon of Eddyville.
left on Thursday for Hickman. KY.
to attend a house, party given by
General Henry Tyler of that place.
General Tyler arranged the party
during the Confederate reunion at
New Orleans and It is in honor OF
six prominen. girls. Miss Brooks was
! the sponsor of the Paducah Camp,
u. C. V. Miss Lyon is the daughter of
General II. B. Lyon. of Eddyvllle. a
leading Confederate veteran.
Mrs. Hubbard S. Wells. Mrs. Martha
ID. Lesch. Mrs. George B. Hart and lit
tie daughter. Virginia Louise will
leave Monday for six weeks visit in
Boston, Mass. They will be the
guests OF Mrs. John. NJ. Lilly. OF
Lelhoime, at Weston. and of Mrs. III
w. Blanchard. of Elmscroft. at West
Roxbury, both suburbs of Boston.
Mrs. Lilly and Mrs. Blanchard have
visited Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Lesch
here. Mrs. Lilly on several occasions,
and Mrs. Blanchard's Shakespearean
recital. few years since. is pleasantly
remembered.
Miss Anna Webb arrived home las,
evening from Washington, ID. C.,
where she has been at the head OF
The Florence School for Young Ladies
for two years. Miss Webb will not re-
turn to Washington but will be with
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. John L.
Webb. this winter, at their home on
Madison street which they will occupy
She will spend portion of the sum-
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Luncheon TO Miss Roger and Brides
maids.

Miss Ruth Weil's luncheon on
Tuesday at her home on Jefferson
street, was a charming compliment
to the bride-elect. Miss Henrietta
Roger. and her cotlrle of attractive
bridesmaids. Covers were laid for
eight, and sweet peas and daisies
were used in the table decorations.
The place-cards were hearts of pink
and blue with the guests name. Tiny
pink and blue slippers fllled with
rice and containing a clever prophe-
ey for each guest, hung by ribbons
from a large wedding ring under the
chandelier. The menu was elaborate
and delightful, and the guests were:
Miss Henrietta Roger, Miss May
Phelps, Of Washington. ID. c.; Miss
Frances Harris, of Nashville, Tenn;
Miss Ann Rhea. OF Nashville. Tenn;
Miss Marie Scovel. OF Jacksonville.
Fla; Miss Mabel Weaks, of Rome,
Ca; Miss Martha Davis.
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Details Of the koger-Iilythc We'd
ding.

Social interest for the coming
week centers In the wedding of Miss
Henrlette Roger and DR.. Vernon
Blythe, which will be solemnized on
Tuesday evening at $3.50 o'clock at
the Broadway Methodist church. II
Is one of tn FIRST OF the June we'd
dlngs and will be an especially bril-
liam and notable event.
The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. NJ. Il. Chappell. of
Princeton, Ky. formerly pastor OF
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
in Paducah. and personal friSnd OF
the brides family. lie will be assist
cd by the Rev. T. ]. Newell. ID. d.. OF
the Broadway Methodist church. The
wedding music viii be played by Mr..
Harry Glib ri. White and green will
prevail throughout in the church dee
orations.
Miss May Phelps. of Washington
d. c., Is the maid OF honor and the
bridesmaids are; Miss Ann Rhea. OF
Nashville. Tenn; Miss Frances Har'
rls. OF Nashville; Miss Marie Scovel
of Jacksonville. Fla: Miss Mabe'
Weaks. OF Rome. Ga; Miss Martha
Davis and Miss Ruth We'll.
The best man will be Mr.. Arthur
Y. Martin and the groomsmen are:
MIR. David Roger. Mr. Edward Bring
hurst Mr.. Edison Hart. Mr.. Dow VIII
cox. Mr.. Calhoun Rleke. DR.. |. b
Howell aud DIR. Frank Bourne.
II will be a white and pink wed
ding. charming In all OF It's details
The bride viii wear handsome
gown OF white satin made princes!
and trimmed with real lace. Tn,
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Entire Mons Club for visitors.

Miss Blanche Hills is entertaining
the Entire Nous club this afternoon al
her home on North Ninth street in
honor of her house guests Miss Mabe
Jackson, OF Flint, Mich. and Miss
Frances Harris, OF Nashville. Tenn.
Miss Laura lobe, of Jackson Tenn.
who is visiting Miss Lille Mae Win
stead, and Miss Henriette Rogers
house party; Miss Rhea. of Nashville
Miss Seovel. of Jacksonville; Miss
Phelps. of Washington. and Miss
Weaks. of Georgia. Ii is one of the
pretty parties of the week.
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Nfay-.Ju

The week has been given over al
most entirely TO the charming Affairs
arranged In especial honor OF Miss
Henrleite Roger. bride OF the comine
week. and her house party OF aitrac.
tive bridesmaid guests. making so
cial round OF more than usual pleasure
The Roger Blythe wedding and thG
round Of festivities at the High school
attendant upon commencement will
divide the honor Of the opening days
OF the June social calendar.
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A CREED FOR JUNE.

believe In the love of the earth for
the morning
While tree tops talk of the day to
come:
believe in the gladness OF hopes a.
bornlng
While yet the lips of them tremble
dumb.
I believe In the good, great world,
and love II.
love and believe In Man, and the
call
or the Soul that is in II. and yet
above IT.
believe In the God who made II ali.
Winfield Scott Moody in June
Harpers.
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Wedding Of Miss Jessie Byrd and Mr.,
Alexander Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. J NJ Byrd. of iOi2
Tilmble street announce the engage
ment and app. oaching marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Jessie Abigail
Byrd TO Mr. William Matthew Alex
ander. Of Lexington. Miss.
The wedding will take place at the
broadway Methodist church Tucsdaj
June 18th. at O'Clock In the morn
Inc. No invitations vii DO sent out
In the city.
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Informal Evening.

Miss Elizabeth Sebree entertained
few of her friends informally on
Wednesday evening at her home on
North Fourth street. II was de
lightful occasion and the guests
were: Misses Henrie Allcott. Gar
nette Buckner. Rosebud Hobson. Ell
sic Hodge, Marjorie Loving, Jean
Morris. Dorothy Langstaff. Ethel
Sights, Messrs. Dan Wood. of Cairo;
Tom Cobourne. James Langstaff,
Zach Hayes. VIII Henneberger, Hen
ry Henneberger, Ned Ashbrook, Char
lie Rieke Guy Martin.
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MIR. G. n. Jackson, Mr.. II. g.
spil.ane. Mr.. II. T.. Dewey and Mr.
d. l.. Mathis we're the hosts of a de
llghtful dance on Friday evening at
the pavilion at Wallace park. The
dance was given in compliment to Miss
Mabel Jackson. Of Flint. Mich. the
sister OF Mr.. Grover Jackson. While II
was an invitation AFFAIR. being at the
pavilion lent the informal touch char
actcristlc OF the summer dances and
made IL all the more pleasant The
guest list numbered some 200 persons
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-02

A p.cnic supper was enjoyed by the
members of Grace Episcopal church
on Thursday evening at the parish
house. A delightful and bountiful
supper was spread picnic style. 1t was
purely social occasion. Rev. David
c. Wright read as toast clever lit
tie poem written by the late Bishop
Dudley. of Kentucky, for a cook book
gotten out by church at Peewee Val
Icy, that was much enjoyed.
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Card Party TO Miss Roger and
Guests.

Mrs. Allen Ashcraft was the hos
tess of pretty card party on Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of her
mother, Mrs. l.. s. Dubois. on Foun-
tain avenue, at which Miss Henriette
Roger and her out-of-towD brides
maids were the honor-guests. Others
present were the members of the
Sans Souci club. The house was eff
fectlvely decorated with roses, and
colormotif of pink was elaborated
in the various details. The tallles
we're double hearts pierced by an
arrow. with wish-bone pins for good
luck.
Mrs. John w. Scott captured the
first prize, and the visitors prize was
won by Miss Marie Scovell of Jack
sonville, Fla. Miss Roger was pre-
scented with a beautiful shower bou-
quet of sweet peas. A delightful
course-luncheon followed the game
and was attractively served in a
setting of pink. The cakes were heart
shaped and iced In pink with love
knots and the initials TX. b."
The guests were: Mrs. John W
Scott. Mrs. Harris Rankin. Mrs. Will
Gilbert. Mrs. VIII Minnlch. Mrs
Hughes Mcknight; Miss May Phelps
OF Washington. ID. c.; Miss Ann
Rhea. of Nashville; Miss Frances
Harris. of Nashville; Miss Marie SEQ
vi, of Jacksonville. Fla; Miss Mabel
Weaks. of Rome. Ca; Misses Henri
eta Roger. Margaret Park, Clara
Park. Mildred Terrell. Hattie Ter
rell. Clara Thompson. Halle Hisey
Ruth Well. Faith Langstaff, Myrtle
Greer, Lula Reed, Carllne Sowell,
Ethel Brooks.
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Evening Card Party.

Mrs. Wilmoth Rock and Miss Jes-
sic Rock gave an informal card party
ON Thursday evening at their home,
i33 Clark street. The head prize for
the ladies was taken by Miss Ernes-
tine Aims and the BOBBY prize by
Mrs. II. A. Peter. The gentleman s
first prize went to Mr.. II. A. Peter
and the BOBBY prize to DR.. Sydney
Smith. Delightful refreshments were
served during the evening. There
we're ten tables Of guests
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Vile, Ind. who is the guest of Mrs.
A. Kerth on South Fifth street. 1t
was a most pleasant affair and the
house was prettily decorated with
roses and plants. Music and cards
were features of the evening. De-
lightful ices, cakes and fruit were
served late.
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Informal Reception.

The Philathea class Of the FRS
Baptist church gave an informal recep
ton on Friday evening in the church
parlors complimentary to the new pas
tor, Rev. Calvin w. Thompson. II
with a pleasant social occasion and a
large crowd was present Refresh
ments were served. DR.. Thompson
made fine impression socially on his
congregation.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-02
s. 5. Glasses Entertained.

The Sunday school classes of Mrs.
Muscoe Burnett and Miss Frances
Gould were entertained Friday even
ing at the parish house with a supper.
Both classes are boys. AMI the enter
tainment was a reward for high
grade of work accomplished.
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The Texas Wonder

Cures all kidney. bladder and rheu-
matte troubles; sold by J. II. Oehl-
schlaeger, COL Broadway, DR.. e. w.
Hall. office 1929 Olive street, st
Louis, Mo.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-02

The Knights of Columbus held a
social meeting in their quarters at the
Elks' hall on North Fourth street on
"Wednesday evening. A delightful
literary and musical program was rem
dered and refreshments We're served.
Mr.. John j. Dorian presided. A
large crowd was present.
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CodlIion Club Entertains for visitors

The Cotillion clubs dance on
Tuesday evening at the Palmer house
was delightful occasion. II was
given in honor of Miss Henrietta Ko-
ger and her out-of-town guests: Miss
May Phelps. of Washington, ID. c.;
Miss Ann Rhea and Miss Frances
Harris, of Nashville. Tenn; Miss
Marie Scovcl. OF Jacksonville, Fla;
Miss Mabel Weaks, of Rome, Ga. !;
and of Miss Mabel Jackson, of Flint,
Michigan. The german was danced,
and those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rudy. Mrs. w. A. Gardner Mrs. w.
II. Mcpherson, Miss Harris, of Nash
Vile; Miss Rhea, of Nashville; Miss
Phelps. of Washington - Miss Jack
son. of Flint, Mich; Miss Seovel, OF
jacksonville. Fla; Miss Weaks, OF
Rome, Ga: Misses Henrietta Roger
Susie Thompson. Helen Decker, Ruth
Well, Blanche Hills, Hattie Terrell
Ethel Brooks, Frances Coleman, Myr-
tie Greer, Elizabeth Sinnott, Rella
Goldman, Faith Langstaff, Lille Mae
Winstead. Myrtle Decker. Messrs
Stewart Sinnott. Horace Sowell. Hen
ny Dewey Tom Harrison. Blantor
Allen, Pat McElrath. Herbert Haw
kins. Walter Iverson, Edison Hart
John Brooks. Chappsll, Of Nashville
Algernon Coleman. Ben Frank, VII
Webb. David Roger. Philo Alcott
Fred Wade. Joe Exall. Frank Bourne
Wallace We'll. DR. Vernon Blythe.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-02

Mrs. James Wellbe and Miss Ma
ME Dryfuss have issued informal in
yltatlons 10 an open-air musicale on
Wednesday evening at the Wellle
home on North Eighth street
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-02

Mrs. Armour Gardner. of Fountain
av,nue. Is the hostess for the final
meeting OF the Five Hundred club.
but VIII not entertain until after her
return from Dawson Springs, where
she expects to go on Monday. J
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Theater Party and Luncheon.

Miss Martha Davis entertained in
formally on Tuesday evening after
the theatre at Wallace park. with a
luncheon at her home on Kentucky
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Announcements.

Paducah Chapter. United Daugh-
tiers of the Confcderacy. will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. with
Mrs. Henry Horace Cleugh. OF Clay
and Ninth streets.
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DeIphic Club Year Book.

The Delphic Cub Year BOOK TOT
19OG-07 has been distributed among
the members who thus will have OPP
portunity to look ahead for material
during the summer.
IL is very cleyerly gotten up and
covers the subject OF Spanish histo-
ny, literature and art most complete
ly. The program committee, Mrs
Louis NJ. Rieke and Mrs. Frank Par
ham deserve signal recognition not
only for the ability with which they
have covered the broad ground. but,
also, for the complete manner in
which the book is gotten up. The
subjects are assigned from October
9 to April so, and each weeks work
Is introduced by a pertinent quota
tion. The Spanish colors, red and
yellow, are emphasized in the make
up of the book. and the frontispage
is adorned with the pictures Of the
young king and queen of Spain. Be
side the years work there is the
roster of the club members and OH
GERS. the constitution and bylaws, the
days for the business meetings, the
social evenings Tuesdays In
February and May-and varied Items
of information connected with the
club. Altogether Il is decidedly the
most complete of the year books yct
issued by this very up-to-date club
and promises much for the thorough
ness of the next winters work.
g
Clarke Wootlford Wedding, st. Louis
The st. Louis Globe-Democrai
says:
Invitations have been sent out by
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bransford
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II Is the "details too horrible fol
publication" that attract most audi
tors to a court trial.
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Evening TO Visitor.

Mrs. Henry Singery entertained
on Wednesday evening in honor OF
Miss Florence Olmstead OF Evans
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-02

The Paducah Alumni Association
will be at home on the evening of
June the Sth at 8 o'clock in the
Eagles parlors. to meet the gradu-
ating class OF 1906.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-21

our people since the erection of their new house of worship.
 Ever since our minister. Brother J. Cronenberger, came to us. five months ago. our church has taken on new life, and all departments haVa adopted and put into practice our motto. A forward movement This movement began all along the lme with our revival meetings, in which over seventy were added to the church, and nearly one hundred since Brother CrOnenberger has ministered unto us. He being an enemy of q church debt planned his work and worked his plan with the most grat- flying results.
 What seemed to most of us an in surmountable difficulty was at this time overcome. and the victory is ours. Like a wise general he knew the strength of his followers. and marshaled his forces for the supreme effort Much credit and praise is due to our devoted sister. Mrs. w. Zoeck- Ter. who agreed to give the last thou sand dollars of our indebtedness. This caused us to renew our efforts and energies. and between $l.600 and Sl.7OO was raised a the morning ser vice. Sister Lulu Zoecllcr Fisk.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-21
Personal Mention

There were yesterday registered as guests of the Commercial: C. w. Lutes and W. P. Parkhurst, Sln Fran cisco: R. w Rouchey. T. :. McChes- uey and F.. J. SheaIer Tucson: W. F. Scott Quartzsite; A. F. NivergoH, San Francisco; Mrs. T.. Hallen. Los An geles: A. A Johns and F.. H. Allen, Prescott: Matthew Hall. Alvarado: and F. c. Brecht and J. H. Robinson, Pre- colt
 There were yesterday rgistered as guests of the Hotel Adams; Olaf H. Preysz Williams: Fred Howell. Boston F.. A. Keon, wife and child, Pittsburg: l.. R. Willard. Los Angeles; J. T. KCod Los Angeles; J. F.. Curry. Nac1; War ren F.. Hall Denver: $. J. Entrikin. Johnson. A. T.: A. R. Hickman. Doug las; F. F. Shive Bisbse; James Weeds, Douglas: <. Katzstein and A. Heren- rich. New York. F.. A. Sambower. Reading. Pa; MT. and Mrs. F. R. Woodbridge. Denver; F.. :. Godfrey. Jr.. Bisbee; and Wm. A. Murphy and Mrs. C. II. Granger. Mesa City.
 J. E. Alexander. superintendent of the Indian school at Sacaton. passed through the city yesterday en route to Los Angeles.
 MT and Mrs. l. D. Reedy left last night for Naco after spending several days in the city for the benefit of Mir. Reedy's health.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-21
Noth.ng succeeas LIke
LGadilg SlGcialiS.
lH CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the conE2Cncf aad patr, nage C1 ID leading business mel and "a Ost pIcmInsii' ritiZebs Os AriZOns. Tn. tl.~f,r @ o 4 rp lr.-a s.-
Arizona republican., 1906-04-21

Factory Smokers. The best SC Cigar
Arizona republican., 1906-04-21
GLENDALE WEDDING
 lEHMAN=-=-EYER
Two Popular Young People Who Have
 Grown Up in That Community.

Wedding bells rang at Glendale Thursday evening. April 19th,. and two of the most popular young people of the Glendale country were united in marriage. The contracting parties were Ray C. Lehman, son of Mir. and Mrs H. E. Lehman. and Miss Mary Bell Eyer. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Isaac Eyer of Glendale. Both have grown up in Glendale and have a large circle of friends that wish them much happiness. The ceremony occur red at the home of the bride, at s o'clock in the presence of relatives and intimate friends. The ring ceremony was used. Rev. Oliver Beaver Cf Glen dale. pronounced the words that made them man and wife. As the wedding march. Bridal Chorus" by LohelgIen, was played by Miss Lulu Dowd. the briday party marched into the beau tiruIly decorated parlor. beneath q green bower of smilaX, hOneysuckla and roses.
 Acting as bridesmaids and maid Ol honor were Miss Lulu Eyer. Mss Lem mic Staufier. Miss Sadie StaUffer and Miss Ella Eyer. The ring bearer was little Gladys Eyer; the best man was MT Ray Stauffer. Following the ceremony wedding dinner was served in courses. Wednesday evening. Mrs H. B. Lehman will give a reception for the bride and groom
 Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Lehman will leave shortly for a wedding trip tC California points of interest. AfteI their return they will be at home in Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-21

daughter of our liberal giver, was the first subscriber for the purchase of the lot for the new church, thus start ing the movement in the righs direc- tiou Our Ladies Aid society is one of the most important factors in our cnurch work and is the best organiza- tion of its kind that it has been our pleasure to meet. Now that our bur den is lifted. we hope to go forward from victory to victory and be a greater blessing to our city and terri tory. IiviSg in the 'resurrected life better than ever before.
 HI II. F'RIDLINE."
 Phoenix. Ariz. April 19 1906.