Arizona republican., 1907-11-09


 trimmed with rose point lace. Silk with, cords with heavy tassles were tied at the elbows and gave pretty and novel finish to the long tulle sleeves. A coronet of orage blossoms, which held the tulle we'll in place, and shower bouquet of valley lilies and orchids completed one of the most at tractive bridal costumes of the present season
 I Mir. Wheelwright. who is a Harvard graduate and a well known clubman, will take his bride to Boston upon their return from their honeymoon trip.
 The wedding of Miss Katherine Gull lom Ridgely and Phelps Brown was the social event of the event. The ceremony which took place at the Church of the Covenant, was of more | than usual interest to large circle of friends. The bride a petite blonde, looked exceedingly attractive in the bridal robe worn by her mother just twenty-five years before-Mrs. Brown having selected the anniversary of her parents marriage as the date of her own. The gown empire in style. was fiii CItdllOIl CTed'nN SdtlIls heavily encrusted with duchess lace. The tulle veil. worn off the face. was caught with orange blossoms and clus- ters of the same flowers nestled in the lace on the shoulders and in the tulle bows on her satin slippers. The bride was given in marriage by her father. William B. Ridgely. and attended by her debutante sister. Miss Eleanor Ridgely as maid of honor A sister of the groom, Miss Gertrude Brown. whose marriage to George Lewis Huntress. Jr.. of Boston has been announced for November End, and Miss Katherine Williams. of Chi cago. also bride of the near future, were the bridesmaids. Sevellon Brown was his brothers best man. and Geo. Lewis Huntress. Jr, Of Boston: Chas. H. Bradley, Francis Bennett Poe. Geo. Mnnegrode. and J. A. C. Palmer, all of this city. were the groomsmen.
 One of the largest and certainly one of the merricst of the pre-nuptial en- tertainments came off on Tuesday evening when Senator and Mrs. Gull Mrs. Brown their bridal party and near friends.
 Miss Jane Carlisle, a granddaughter of the former Secretary of the Treas ury. John G. Carlisle is another young woman who has defied superstition and followed the fashion by choosing Saturday, November 9th. as the date for her marriage to Frederick Lathrop Allen of New York. Miss Carlisle who is most attractive bride-to is at present in Maryland recuperating from a recent attack of typhoid fever.
 The most notable of the November nuptials will be that of Miss Edith Root. the only daughter of the Sec retary of State. and Lieut.. |. S. Grant son of General Frederick Dent Grant and grand son of the late President Grant. Although no date has been announced for the wedding it is known that the happy event will take place just before or after the Thanksgiving holidays.
 Another wedding in which the fam fly or the Secretary. of State are much interested is that of Elihu Root, Jr. whose engagement to Miss Aida Liv- ingston Striker. eldest daughter of NJ Wocsley Stryker. president of Hamil- ton College. from which young Root graduated in 1903. was announced in the late summer. Mir. Root who grad uated with distinction from the law schol of Harvard is now practicing his profession in New York
 The approaching marriage of Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Count Laszlo Schechenyi (pronounced Sa-cha-nyeD is of personal interest in Washington where Miss Vanderbilt. as a very little lady. spent a happy winter playing in the public squares. The marriage. it is understood, will take place on De- cember 4th. at the New York residence of the bridc-elect's mother, Mrs. Cor nelius Vanderbilt. although the. fam fly have not. as yet, taken the public into their confidence regarding the ar engagements for the wedding
 The Count is described as a delight ful type of the Hungarian nobleman and a good sport but-very poor, even for member of the titled aristocracy Reports. however. differ as to the size of the young mans fortune. the fig ures of whine are not as easily reached as the knowledge of the Vanderbilt millions.
 Announcements of. engagements seem to create more excitement than anything else at present and the con-