Arizona republican., 1910-04-17
MORNING APRIL
About About Ph%oenix % People Ps
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 Hughes and Ralph Summers on Tues ,day evening at the home of the
 brides parents, Dr. and Mrs. H, A. Hughes. was one of the prettiest and
 most elaborate home weddings of the
 season and marks d social event for the week of much interest. The cere-
 muny was performed at o'clock,
 Reverend R. c. Douglas. former pas
 tor of the Methodist Episcopal Church south. but now of Santa Ana. Cal, officiating, assisted by Rev Ierend F. B.
 Sinex. The home was artistica!ly dec-
 oratcd for the occasion, the color
 scheme being pink and white The
 gorgeous display of home grown flow
 CTS were arranged in such q manner
 that the whole formed q most beauti
 ful picture. From the chandeliers in
 each rooms garlands of evergreens.
 interwoven with qink and white roses, ,
 were festooned to the sides, and d beautiful arch under which the bridal party stood, was constructed of the | choicest roses. while on either side ,
 were immense vases filled with the
 same flowers. The spacious dining I room was converted into garden.
 having an oriental effect. The man.
 -tle solid bank of pink roses
 outlined with ferns. The bride. who | is q beautiful girl. wore a lingerie gown and carried a shower bouquet
 of brides roses. As she proceeded up
 the aisle to the strains of Lohengrin's
 wedding march. played by Miss Der
 nice Horrell it was with dignity and
 gracefulness of carriage. quite be-
 coming. The little ring bearer, Miss Erile Dameron. looked like a perfect fairy in her short white frock, and i carried the ring on graceful calla lilly stem. After the ceremony buff lfet supper. carried out in the pink ' and white color scheme, was served to host of friends of the bride and
 daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Hughes. beautiful and accomplished lin music and very popular among her ! girl friends. who regret to lose her, but who rejoice much in her happy .
 marriage The groom. formerly of Atlanta, Ga. is now among the prom ising young business men of Phoenix.
 and has made a host of friends dur !, ing his short residence. The couple left soon after the wedding for Fair view" the beautiful country home of ithe brides sister. Miss Erile Hughes, Fwhere they will spend n short while. .
 They will be at home on North First iavenue after May list. 1 Mrs James C Sullivan was hostess
 at two delightful affairs on Monday 1,
 and Thursday afternoons. Quantities of roses were used in decorations On , | Monday bridge was played. the prize
 winners being Mrs. Robert Fromm.
 Mrs. $. Levy and Mrs. Alfred Frank , | lin Whist was the game on Thdrs- (
 day The invited guests on Monday
 were Mrs George Mntz, Mrs George !, Luhrs Mrs j. Thalheimer, Mrs. Dum-
 meIl. Mrs Harry Kay. Mrs. l.. C. To-
 nev. Mrs. w J. Rifley. Mrs. $. J.
 Tribolet. Mrs. S Tribolet. Mrs. T. M. i Elder. Mrs M. D. Novinger. Mrs. r.
 L. Brill. Mrs P w. Butler. Mrs. Ed .
 Eisele Mrs. $. L. Easterling, Mrs Al 1 fred Franklin, Mrs. Louis Meiczer' Mrs S Levy. Mrs. C. Hurley. Mrs. r.
 T. Hurley Mrs. Alfred Becker Mrs. q
 G. B. Low. Mrs. W. B. Twitchell. Mrs. ,,
 J. Jones. Miss Gillum: and on Tnurs- , day. Mrs A. l.. -Boehmer. Mrs Jack Gibson Mrs. Tewey. Mrs A. ioen.
 Mrs. Henry Myers, Mrs. J. T. Dunlap, Mrs Frank Connolly. Mrs. l.. L. Leep- CT Mrs P. Kalsman. Mrs. Joseph V
 Laura Phillips. Mrs James Murphy. Mrs. George Wilson. Mrs. Caroline Stenger. Miss Phillips. Miss Edith
 Cotton and Miss Rose White.
 l one of the social successes of the , season was the o'clock luncheon at which Mrs A. C. Baker was hostess on Thursday Masses of roses in vases, jardineres and bowls trans formed the card rooms into a yer itable rose garden. The hall was en- tirely in white ones. the parlors in , pink, while stately American beauties were used with artistic grace in dcc- orating the dining room. The score tcards were hand painted in dainty . rosebuds After the luncheon. bridge ! was enjoyed. Mrs. Leo Goldman win ming the first prize. Mrs. w. C. Foster the second. Mrs Win Wylie the con solation and Mrs. Beverly Cox the cut prize Mrs Baker was assisted in re- T ceiving by Mrs. John Page. Mrs. Car | ! ence Stacy and Mrs. Harold Baxter. Mir and Mrs E. II. Suggs of Flor ence. who came down to attend the
 Summers Hughes wedding. were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Dam C eron during the week. Charming and dainty in all it's ap-
 pointments was the pink tea given by Mrs H. J. Newhouse on Monday The pink and white color scheme was car-
 ried out in the decorations by the use a of quantities of pink and white roses. ! Streamers of honeysuckles were en- twined around the chandelier and ' brought down to the corners Of the table in the, dining room. The porch
 was screened with palms and huge :.
 jardinieres of American beauties were used with charming effect. Mrs. Howe A. Williams poured tea. while Mrs. James Waldin and Mrs. H. M. Thorn ton assisted the hostess in receiving. The invited guests were Mrs. Richard ( E. Sloan. Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey Mrs. Aaron Edwards. Mrs. Selim J. Michel son. Mrs J. Mills Kendrick. Mrs. w. S Goldsworthy. Mrs. c. M. Scott Mrs
 Frank Hilderbran. Mrs. l. T. Hosey.l '
 Mrs. | J. Johnson. Mrs. John Henry Coles. Mrs. Davis Johnson. Mrs. Ce- : lora Stoddard Mrs Fen s. Hildreth.