Arizona republican., 1911-12-17


 occurred last evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Harvey Mckee. when their youngest daughter Fay. became the bride of Lucius J. Brooks. The vows were read by Rev. Henry Mar tyn Campbell of the Presbyterian church. Owing to a recent bereave- ment in the family, the affair was en- tirely without ostentation. but the bride was beautifully gowned in white silk chiffon over messaline. and looked | very sweet in her bridal attire.
 Miss Mckee has spent the greater portion of her life in Phoenix and is | d graduate of the union high school of this city. She is beloved by q large number of friends. who wish her and her young husband a long life of prosperity and congeniaI com panionship.
 MT. Brooks is a rather recent addi- ton to Phoenix circles, having come here about year ago from St AL | bans. Vermont. He is a trusted em- ploye of the National Bank of Ari- | zona. and is liked and respected by all who have the pleasure of his ac- quaintance.
 | The young couple will reside in Phoenix and have received many use | ful and beautiful articles with which to furnish their home
 I The Misses Doris kingman and ! Aleida Nisschers entertained friends | Tuesday evening at the Arizona School of Music. Five hundred formed the amusement of the first portion of the evening. while the latter part was | devoted to dancing Dainty refresh ! ments were served and the delifhtful | hours sped rapidly away The guests of the occasion were Mesdames Chris | ". Gibbons. Chapin. Cate. Morrell. Graham. Henshaw. Cheighton and Struchal; the Misses Colman and i Horrell and Messrs. Christy, Gibbons. Hanna. Claude Hanna. Towner Hen | shaw, Nuetzel Sprague. Prescott and | Struchal
 A very delightful afternoon was spent recently at the hospitable home or Mrs. J. :. Jencks. who entertained for Mrs. Harvey J. Lee The friends who were asked to meet Mrs Lee. who intends. by the way, to make her future home in California. were Mesdames Eugene Redewin. II. l.. Hewins. Clay Leonard. Clark Church. Ill. Charles Smurthwaite. J. H. Kib- bey and Caroline Kibbey.
 The Phoenix Choral society will hold it's regular meeting at 7:l5 on Mon- day evening at the Arizona School of Music. to wOrK on the cantata Wreck of the Hesperus,'' which is an adapta ton of LongfellOws beautiful poem or that name. The cantata will be presented at the first concert given by the society early in January at a date to be decided later.
 A quiet wedding which is of iateres. To Phoenix people, is one that occurred on Wednesday in Los Angeles. when Miss Lehna Taylor. a we'll known young lady of the coast city, became the wife of Walter Kibbey. Mir. Kip bey is the son Of former governor and Mrs. J. H. Kibbey of this city and is rapidly becoming known as lawyer of ability His many Arizona friends extend congratulations.
 The many friends of Dr. and Mrs J. J. Fleming of Wickenburg will learn with regret of the latter's illness. She IS at present in the Sisters hospital in this city
  days since from short visit to San Diego. He was accompanied by Mrs Harmes' brother. August Ballert. who will make Phoenix his future home
 Miss Ruth St. Claire will return 1 from the normal school in Los An geles to spend the Christmas with | her parents in this city. Mrs St i Claire also expects a sister here soon tO visit her. Mrs. J. NJ Montana, | whose home is in the city of the l angels
 Mrs Robert w. Craig gave a jolly | after theatre party to several friends at the Hotel Adams following Bright Eyes" musical comedy NhlCu NdS utIt IIISl ol tNe week
 The following party were guests at the Engleside club house for dinner on Thursday: Mrs. c. D. Doris, Mrs. J. W. Doris. Miss Kate Wilson and the Misses Doris.
 The Neighborhood bridge club met .ast Tuesday evening at the hor:J Of MT and Mrs D. II. Burtis. Mrs. Ancil Martin and Harry Kennedy made the highest score.
 Mrs. Leon Jones of Salome Ariz. Miss Blanche Mckee. is in the city. having come in for her sis ter's wedding.
 On Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock Miss Anna Monihon will entertain with d linen shower for Miss Earlein Boone. who becomes bride on Christmas day.
 Mrs. J. Elliot Walker wishes it an- that there will be no further rehearsals of he WOman's club chorus until the 18th of the month. Mrs. Arthur w. Ballard left Mon-