Arizona republican., 1910-01-09

ing the ceremony large reception was held for Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Mrs. A. C. Baker. Miss Norma Sweeney. Miss Selma Goldberg. Miss Ruth Doris. and Miss Hazel Goldberg assisted in the dining room. When the wedding cake was cut great deal of interest was created around the finding of the hidden articles and the prophecy connected with each. Later 1t was discovered Miss Norma Sweeney found the ring: Miss Ruth Doris the thimble and Miss Mildred Stacy the dime. Miss Sallie Jacobs caught the brides bouquet Punch was served during the reception by Mrs. $. E. Taggart and Mrs Frank H. Hilder- bran. Mrs. Gardiner's travelling suit was of artichoke chiffon brnadcloth 1 with a smart hat of wisteria rep. Mir and Mrs. Gardiner left oO the midnight train for a wedding trip to different points in California returning to Phoe- nix early in February They will be at home to their many friends at the | Copeland.
 Air. and Mrs. Roy Goodrich were hosts at most enjoyable dancing party Monday ,evening at their home on North Central Avenue in honor of their guest. Miss Victoria ,Puglisi A green and red color scheme was fol- lowed out in the decorations The | dining room was entirely in red carna- tiOns and ferns. Festoons of smilax and pepper boughs alternated with strings of red ribbon bows were hung from the chandeliers to the corners of the living room and hall The south piazza was enclosed with palms. and settees and swings made this the most popular place of the evening The or chestra was stationed on the stair landing in miniature palm garden. In- vited to meet Miss Puglisi were MT. and Mrs. Frank Hilderbran. Mir and Mrs. Joe Green, MT. and Mrs. s. B. Taggart. Mir. and Mrs. Sidney Ross. Mir. and Mrs. Royal Lescher Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Fields. Mir. and Mrs. R. J. Schweppi, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. King, Mir and Mrs. Charles Stauffer. Mir and Mrs. Harold Baxter. Mir and Mrs. George Lutgerding. MT. and Mrs George Gardiner. Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Redewill, Miss Marguerite Adams, Miss Lucille Farrar, Miss Ruth Jessop, Miss Helen Kane, Miss Hazel Gold berg. Miss Norma Sweeney. Miss Edith Wright, Miss Rose Bell Goldman. Miss Florence Simms. Miss Ada Van Sant. Garrett Schuler. Foster Rock well. Keith Pickrell. Howard Cassidy, Joe Cassou, R. M. Peabody. Donald Green, Joe Melczer, Pud Bennett. I. de R. Miller. Eugene Goldman, c. H. Walbridge, w. Coleman. Celora Stod- dard. Ned Kane and Frances Redewill. Next Tuesdays meeting of the Wo- mans club will be under the direction of the music department of which Mrs. Ancil Martin is chairman. The pro- gram will be as follows:
 1. Piano Solo
 Umoristico E. Drandosch
 Miss Irene Johnston I2 Vocal Solo
 (a) Less Than the Dust"
 ......... Amy w. Sinden
 (b) "Molly's Eyes c. B. Hawley
 Miss Hawley
 2. Vocal Solo
 Loves Springtide". Hammond
 Mrs. A. G. Hulett | Quartette
 I would That My Love"
 .MendelsSonn
 Mrs. Walter Talbot, Mrs w. C.
 Barnes, Mrs. E. NJ Tafel. Mrs
 Ancil Martin.
 |. Vocal Solo
 The DanZa" ..-./. Chadwick
 Miss Mary Hough 6. "Dost Thou Know That Sweet
 Land" tMignop. IA. Thomas
 Mrs. Charles Sterling Hostesses-Mrs. w. c. Foster. Mrs w
 s. Goldsworthy
 
 Friday evening Mir and Mrs R French entertained the members of the Baptist church choir, of which Mrs. French is the director. at their home on North Fourth avenue. After the regular practice n social time was enjoyed with games and music. Miss Jackson of Grand Rapids. Michigan charmed the company with several de- lightful solos. Delicious refreshments were served. Those who enjoyed the evening were Miss Ingstrun, Miss