Arizona republican., 1907-06-09

Mrs. Leo Goldman was the hostess Thursday Of a pretty luncheon when she entertained the members of the Ladies' Bridge club. The tables cen terpiece was of roses and covers were laid for Mrs. l. T. Stoddard, Mrs. Gar rett Ryan, Mrs. Webster Street. Mrs. L. Morgan Darby. Mrs. l.. Oberfelder, Mrs. H. l. Latham, Mrs. w. J. Kings bury, Mrs. Charles Goldman. Mrs. w. K. James, Mrs. l.. H. Chalmers and Miss Rose Bell Goldman.
 
 A jolly hunting party Wednesday was composed of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Trtle Mir. and Mrs. Henry George, Mrs. F. A. Tritle. Nj. C. McDougal and Joseph Cassou.
 Friday evening Miss Alice Redewell entertained informally with five hun dred. The game was played on the lawn which was prettily lighted with numerous Japanese lanterns. The prize for the highest score was received by Neil Mccarthy. Those who enjoyed Miss Redewelrs hospitality were Miss Helen Ely. Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss
 
 vile Fickas and Samuel Morse
 
 Miss Elsie Munger gave an enjoy able party Friday evening in honor of Miss Edna Yaeger. Besides the guest of honor there were present. Miss Caroline Connell, Miss Shirley Miner, Miss Jessie Allen, Miss Ella Eyre. Miss Marie Camp. Miss Elizabeth Ul- man, Miss Ruby Forderer, Miss Mamie Gibbons, Charles Smuithwaite, Harry Van Allen, Sidney Osborn. Charles Munger. George Lutgerding. Park Benjamin. Clarence Standage. Gus Noll, Perry Munger. Tom Prescott. Ned Creighton and Orrin Standage.
 Wednesday evening at eight thirty o'clock Miss Juliet Lamar Gentry, daughter of Mrs. Nellie Gerard Gen try, was married to Mr. Russell Scales Aver, at their home on North Second street, Bishop Kendrick officiating. The parlor where the ceremony was performed was prettily decorated. The bridal party stood beneath d bower of peppers and white roses from which white ribbons and pepper spray were festooned. The kneeling stool was of white satin. The bride was given away by her uncle. Richard Gerard. The dining room where d delightful collation. was served was also in white and green Masses of white roses be- ing used on the table. The dainty and charming bride wore a becoming cos tune of white mousseline de soie over taffeta with yoke and puffed sleeves of Baby Irish. She carried d white prayer book The travelling gown was brown checked French serge tailor made with which she wore hat and gloves to match. Mrs. Aver is a talented musician and has many friends and admirers in Phoenix having made her home here for several years. Mir. Aver is a prom inent business man of San Bernardino and is well liked by all who know him. They left on the Diamond Jo for De- troit and Niagara where the honey moon will be spent after which they will go to san Berpardino and be at home after July 18th.
 Mrs. Mary Campbell Close and John w. Crenshaw were quietly married yesterday morning at seven o'clock Rev. Harold Gavotte performing the ceremony. Only relatives and a few Intimate friends were present. Mrs Crenshaw has spent the past two winters in Phoenix and has made many friends while MT. Crenshaw also has hosts of friends here. having made this city his home for many years. Mir. and MT. Crenshaw left immediately after the ceremony for the Grand Can