Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
 He Social Mirror {
 
,Erom Sundays Daiiy)

Qp hOuusyt "f VI SeheS' n, of Mise Helen Frances Burmistet lieutenant Ralph Rigby Glass was .ouuced by her mother at an after ss tea given at the family residence Mount Vernon and Gurley streets xi. Burmister is tae only daughter Nr. and Mrs. K. H. Burmister, who among Arizona 6 first families. Ar. tps here in the early days of Pres ,, history, they eajoyed the pro. |aOp of the army and in return are ,tss their daughter to the protec. of one of it's most promising young .,p Lieutensnt 0lass is . native ,b. grsad oldHstats of Maine, a aua,s of West Point and h . young of personal integrity and strong nstef and will undoubtedly prove nAy of AAs confidence placed h him tAe government and his friends.
 xs Burmister is one of Arisons a and most attractive daughters. edueation vas begun in our Pres. seaools, continued h Pasadena, Ifornia, and again at National Park ninary. Washington, D. C., where graduated two years ego. She is .pieian of unusual talent and sbil. and is admired and beloved by all associates. The hcaftiest consratu. isn. of the many friends of these srs people are being received.
 fAs function given for the announce. at of the engagement was most uu. ,,, eleverly conceived and well ear out. The house was beautifully .0ra,ed with flags and nowers. Mas verlsn Norton, e tiny four.year.old Bier, wearing the campaign, hat and srd of the prospective groom, marca' into the midst of the merry group, len all were assembled, and handed u Bur,nister . small red heart which .,sinsd the engagement ring.
 After congratulations had been es ld,d 10 the popular young lady, a aired to the dining room where de |ous refreshments wsfe served. Th' were two hearts held together sA small tin arrow, and the cahe' Ir heart shaped with small lag med on. The dining room was yer, tuily decorated with large Amssiss' ss, srd the table Wtsi srtistiesll, sOrated with [ Shastss daisies sn' ilAr. ''sN f.
 The occasion was ono long Co be re lmbered by the few friends who par pated. The grand old stars an tpes, the prof,ssion of lovely flowers d charming women.
 All were but parts of most pleasinI lole, whose body beauty was, an Ne the soul.
 Ths wedding will take place 'tas la' part of the summer ' '..i
 One of the prettiest and jollie' rites of the week was the fane s~ party given by Miss Edith Hoy the hop room at whippls Barrask s guests were asked to dress repr' pting some advertisement, and som ,asm were very well carried ot Id very clever, among the most n. t,able costumes were Ms. LeRoy Al non, as "Baker's Cocoa;" Mrs. Norris, as "Pearline;" Mrs. E Ard A. sturgss, as "Mellin" Foe hby," and Mrs. Wallace Dewitt, r nurse; Mrs. Charles T. Duhn, The National Cloak Company" M een Burmister, as the "Merry WI E" Mrs. Leslie B. Larimer, aS "ho fks Matted Milk;" Miss Lila hn' ns, as "swift's Little Cook" Mi heresa Fredericks, as 'shre'o Thcat;" Miss winnifred Freder'ci a Little Dutch Girl;" Miss ohv' "Baker's Caocolate;" MT. Leh uderson, as "a tramp having us tars' soap several years ago and h' x used no other since;" MT. H. bykcndali. as n "clown;" MT. T. ouis. as n "drum major" MT. La |nee Keeler, as n "sailor boyi' L'' (aant Glass as "The Russian Prin
 Merry Widow" Mir H. A. CheV |n, as an "engipeer," and Lieu'ena
 s. Hoyt, as "coy young g'r' nd MT. Leslie E. Larimcr in n phng suit with the tag on his b" FEd. Bloch, that's all" The TO ad been very artistically decora' (ith large American flags and Jap De lanterns and large vases Of Am' an beauty roses. All during the ev lg n delicious punch was served {" Hoyt's guests were MT. and s,s'
 Norris, Captain and Mrs kaw'
 sturges, Doctor and Mrs wan pewitt, Doctor and Mrs char'es