Arizona republican., 1908-05-24
About Phoenix People


"Wednesday afternoon at four o'clocl
 Miss Genevieve King. daughter of Mir
 and Mrs. c. B. King, became tn
 bride of Egbert Goodrich of Spokane
 Washington. Reverend Campbell O
 the Presbyterian church performed
 the ceremony. -in the presence of only
 relatives and a few intimate friends Festoons and garlands of peppers ant
 ferns with huge punches of Ameri-
 can beauty roses and oleanders, ef-
 fectively decorated the beautiful
 country home The dining room
 where a buffet supper was served was in pink and green. The punch table was a bower of evergreens and American beauty roses. The decora- tiOns in the living room were espec- ially pretty, the bridal party stand ing bneath a canopy of evergreens and oleanders. The bride was charm ing in a bautiful princess gown oi white chiffon over messaline. trim med with bias folds of the satin and a bertha of old rose point lace She carried a shower bouquet of brides roses. The brides maid, Miss Nell Monaghan of Spokane, Washington, was gOwned in pink chiffon trimmed with quantities of val. lace and car ried La France roses. The bride en- tered on the arm of her father and was met by the groom and his best man Homer B. King, a brother of the bride. The brides going away gown was a black and white tailor made MT. and Mrs. Goodrich left the same evening on the Southern Pacific for brief honeymoon in Washington and Idaho, after which they will go to Spokane where they will make their future home Miss King is a recent arrival in Phoenix but has made a host of friends during her short residence. MT. Goodrich is prominent lumber dealer of Spokane.
 Thursday evening the parlor of the Nordrack was the scene of a beauti- fm party when Miss Alma Hill and Miss Millicent Heating delightfully."- entertained. After an informal musi- cal and a series of guessing games at which Miss Edna Robinson ArmOn Fletcher and T. A. Fully received prizes, the guests were uShered into the dining room where a delicious supper was served. A red color scheme was carried throughout in the decorations and menu.-Broad red ribbons hung from the chandeliers to the corners of the two long tables where they ended in huge bows. The artistic center piece of the table was a large bunch of American beauty roses. Those present were Mir. and Mrs. II. L. Worden. Mrs. Maggie Jacobs, Mrs. NJ. J. Dobbs, Miss Mabel Keapke. Miss Blanche Whittle. Miss Mary Fiezman, Miss Hattie Guider. Miss Frankie Woods, Miss Edna Rob inson, Miss Alma Hill, Miss Millicent Heating, Jasper Dobbs. Leslie Adams, c. F. Brandt, George McClarty, P. T. Kerr. Armon Fletcher, G. W. Porter, Purl Warburton. T. A. Fully, Charles Peterson, Thomas Miller, Mark Hines and Will Simpson.
 
 Mrs. Harry F. Heighton of Tucson was the honoree at a charmingly luncheon Tuesday given by Mrs Ancil Martin. A yellow and white color scheme was carried out in the table decorations, the center piece being of yellow nasturtians, ! by a mass of ferns. | Dainty hand painted cards marked ! the places of the guests who were l Mrs. H. E. Heighton, Mrs. A. Chin | gren of Sacaton, Mrs. W. K James, | Mrs. Warren Drescher; Mrs. Simon | Mrs. J. W. Doris, Mrs. l George Gage, Mrs. R. B. Burmister | and Mrs. W. c. Foster.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Thomas en- | Monday evening in com l plimnt to their son Bernard Thomas | the occasion being his birthday. The | nome was beautifully decorated in pink sweet peas. After the game of | i've hundred, delicious refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs. Wm. Copson of Wickenburg, l Miss Margaret Callahan, Miss Edith Miss Bessie Chapman, Miss Edna Hoffman, Miss Mabel McNeil, Miss George Bailey, Charles Ryf, Ed. Hull, Frank Viault, Charles Stauffer md Guy Alsap.
 Mrs. s. K. Levy will leave the first ,art of June for an indefinite trip | O Europe. A brother of Mrs. Levy's will meet her in Paris and take her O his home in Zurich, Switzerland, | where most of her time will be pent Before her return Mrs. Levy | will visit the principal points of in crest in Europe.
 Mrs. W. c. Graves is down from Prescott for a few days. a guest I the Ford Hotel. Mrs Graves left 'hoenix last spring and has been in until recently, when she eturned to the west and is making er home in Prescott.
 Mrs W E. Hewins informally en- srtained a few friends Wednesday fternoon at bridge, Those who en- Dyed the afternoon were Mrs. J. herburne Jencks, Mrs. Wm. Lentz, Irs. Ancil Martin, Mrs. Clay Leonard ITS. Pinney, Mrs. Sims Ely and Mrs. .ugene Redewin.
 Lowell Hart who has been attend lg Stanford university stopped off ne day last week on his way to hicago, and visited friends.
 
 Governor Kibbey, who went east lree weeks ago to attend the con .rence of governors returned home sturdav morning On his way back