Arizona republican., 1911-05-28
About Phoenix People

l One of the most charming of th' late spring weddings occurred Thurs. | day evening at the home of Mir. anC
 Mrs. w. W. Hutchinson, when theil
 daughter, Miss Edythe Frances Hutch ] inson became the bride of Harry RO! ! Spangler Rev Henry Martyr Camp i bell officiated, the impressive ring ser vice being used. The parlors and din 1 ing room were beautifully decorated with quantities of sweet peas and smi- lax. the bridal party standing in tn, archway, which was a bower of smi- | lax studded with sweet peas, a huge white wedding bell being suspended 1 from the center. Immediately fol- l lowing the ceremony little Misses Car
 Tie Spangler and Eleanor Hutchinson pulled white satin ribbons which hung from the bell, showering the bride and groom with rose petals. The bride
 was exceedingly pretty in a white l lingerie gown and carried q shower bouquet of brides roses. Mrs. Span gler, who formerly lived in Long Beach, Cal. has made her home in
 this city for several years, being the efficient stenographer of pr. l.. b
 Dameron. and has many warm friends
 MT Spangler is a rising young busi- ness man of Phoenix MT. and Mrs Spangler are at home in their new
 bungalow in Woodlawn place.
 
 A very pretty wedding was solemn iZed Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs Guy Lawrence, when Miss Ma belle Craeger became the bride Oi Victor Redewill. The home was ar tistically decorated in quantities Oi sweet peas. roses and greenery, the bridal party standing under a bower of ferns and sweet peas. The bride 1 looked exceedingly charming in an | elaborate costume of embroidered marquisette and carried a shower | bouquet of lilies of the valley and sweet peas. Miss Edith Ensign, in a dainty lingerie frock. was the brides only attendant. The groom was at ! tended by Kirke Moore as best man After the ceremony the happy couple left on a motor trip through RoOse- welt. Globe and the Mhite mountains
 later going to Los Angeles to visit Mrs RedeWilrs parents. Prof. and Mrs Craeger. Mir and Mrs. Redewiil will be at home in Phoenix after September l The household arts department Of the Central school were hOstesses at very pretty dinner party Thursday evening when they entertained the
 board and their wives. A bowl of pink and white rosebuds formed the
 attractive centerpiece and dainty hand painted cards, the work of one of the hostesses. marked the guests
 places.
 The Ladies' Aid and Altar society of St Mary's Catholic church. will hold a lawn fete on Tuesday evening, May 30, on the school play ground, corner of Third and Monroe street The Indian school band will give a concert be- ginning at D. m. Delicious refresh ments of home made fruit pies a Ia mode. or ice cream and cake. will be served. The admission, including re- treatments, will be 9 cents. The ladies in charge extend cordial invitation to .all. The committee of arrangements are Mrs William F.. Jacquith. Mrs. John O'Malley and Mrs. COrrigan. The ladies who will have charge of the tables are Mesdames Eugene Brady .O'Neil. Frank DeSouZa, Joe Green. E.. Viault, w. J. Pepper. w. J. Riffley, A. c. Baker. John T. Dunlap, James Geare, William Volta, assisted bv the young ladies of the parish.
 The home of MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Whitney on Coronado street was the scene of a pretty affair Friday evening when they entertained with cards and dancing in honor of Miss Theresa Egan. who leaves this week for her eastern home The prizes at whist were won by Miss Zelia Seaman and l. J. Lip sohn. Invited to meet Miss Egan were MT. and Mrs. R. NJ. Gates, MT. and Mrs. R. Volk. Mir. and Mrs. O. D. Full ton. Dr. and Mrs D. D. Northrup, Miss Francis Ledgerwood. Miss Eckles. Miss Zelia Seaman. Miss Mary McInerny, Miss Dora Payden. Miss Winfield Wa ters. Miss Foster Walker, Mrs. Lilly White, c. J. McElroy, Ralph Whit marsh. l. J. Lipsohn. M. l.. Golldiner. J. E. Brown, Harry Hurley, E. A. Cahill and George Driscoll.
 Iron Springs promises to have Its share of the Phoenix smart set this season and a great deal of entertaining is being planned for. Among those from Phoenix who will summer in this de- lightful little place are the H. H. Me Neils. F.. J. Bennitts, D. H. Burtis. F.. T. Ceilings, Ancil Martins, Harry Ken nedy's Aaron Goldbergs. James Grif- fins. F.. O'Malleys, H. J. Jessops, A G. Huletts, K. K James, C. w. McKees, A. C. McQueens. Lloyd Christys. George Christys. T. F.. Irvins, Fred Sharpes. ID. D. Mornings, Al Kyles. s. J. Dosters, Mrs. Guy Bennitt, Mrs. J. F.. Walker. Mrs. w. Thomas and Mrs. J. Ernest Walker.
 Mrs. Swarens entertained with an en- joyable children's party Friday after noon, the occasion being her daughter Jessie's tenth birthday. The invited guests were Florence Mckee, Winona Siep. Marian Ingalls,. Margaret Hobold, Ruth Wetzler, Ruth Jenkins. Violet Tremaine. Francis Mckee. Genevieve Cope, Marian Pascoe. Edith Burtis, Martha Wetzler, Lucille Mckee. Lu- cilie Harper, Wilma Mckee. Miriam Bailey. Jessie Swarens, Opal Brown.