Arizona republican., 1907-10-23

Cachran will be remembered as Miss Annie Ide, daughter of the former gov ernor of the Philippines. | If Miss Ethel Roosevelt makes her formal debut in January, as has been predicted, an added impetus will be given life in the younger set. While not as brilliant nor as magnetic, .per- haps, as her older sister. Miss Ropse welt is exceedingly attractive, being more than usually clever, tactful and Idignified. In appearance she resem- bles her mother. having the same sweet. placid expression, blue eyes and far hair.
 1 Another interesting debutante of the season will be Miss Eleanor Ridgely, daughter of the controller of the cur Irency, and a granddaughter of Senator lCullom of Illinois, with whom she is said to be a great favorite. Miss Ridgely. who will be maid of honor for her sister, Miss Katherine Cullom Ridgely. and Phelps Brown. whose marriage takes place on Thursday. had a finishing touch to her education last lyear which she spent in leisurely travel.
  Ifectionate interest in the Ridgely- Brown wedding. both young people having been reared here and are ex- Itremely popular. The bride-elect has Ia delightful personality. embodying as 1t docs wholesomeness, character and exceptional brilliancy. and. running through all like . thread of gold. genuine love of people. The ceremony. which will take place at the Church of the Covenant, where Iso many prominent brides have plight ed their troth. will be followed by a wedding breakfast at the family resi- dence.
 Miss Gertrude Brown and Miss Will Hams of Chicago. both brides-elect of the present season. will serve as bridesmaids. and Lovellon l.. Brown. also of Chicago, will be his brothers best man.
 After q honeymoon jaunt the young couple will take up their residence in 
 One by one the diplomats are re- turning to town. Last week the homes of number of the foreign rep resentatives were opened. The French
 
 preparing to take possession of the newly leased French embassy, a spac- ious mansion beautifully situated on one of the highest points of the city.
 The German ambassador and Bar oness Sternburg have returned form a long absence abroad and in the north. Their stay, however will be brief as they are planning a trip to Lakewood. x. J.. before settling down here for the winter.
 When the Brices return on Monday they will be accompanied by Sir An thony Patrick Mcdonald. under secre- tary to the lord lieutenant of Ireland who will make the British embassy his headquarters during his stay in Amer ica.
 The Swedish minister and Mme. La gercrantz are in Washington again for a short time before going abroad for a visit of some length.
 The ambassador from Austria Hun gary and his popular wife were among recent arrivals from Europe. They will not return here. however until the first of next month.
 The Spanish minister. and those who have not already opened their homes. will do so within the week. so that when the president arrives they will be here to greet him.
 In Oriental circles much interest is felt in the coming of Wu Ting Fang. the recently appointed Chinese rcpre- sentative to this country Tn fact. hostesses in general are glad of his return and regard the in quisitive minister and his quaint little wife as particularly interesting and valuable additions to society.
 MARIAN THEFT MOSS.