Arizona republican., 1912-06-30

There were no complaints for the dunness of spring and summer gives promise of being equally gay. The unusual number of late weddings is largely responsible for social activity ;,t this season. It has become the custom of society to look forward to Sunday for the announcement of an engagement or the news of mar Tiage.
 This morning. MT. and Mrs Charles Lambertz. of 31 North Fourth av- enue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Besse Chapman, to Harold Golze. The wedding will take place in fortnight
 Miss Chapman is a pretty girl of the blonde type and one of her great est charms is d sweet. unaffected manner She is a favOrite with all who know her and the short time preceding her marriage will be crowd ed with events for which she will be the incentive
 MT Golze is associated with the Arizona Life Insurance company and is we'll known musician.
 
 Probably no girl in the smart set was feted more than Miss Louise Maritza SWetnam. daughter of Dr. and Mrs, James Swetnam. whose marriage to Edwin Malcolm Hull will take place next Sunday afternoon.
 Following the announcement of the engagement last winter a series of luncheOns, dinners and bridge afternoons were given that lasted until a fortnight ago, when the popular bride-elect declared she must have some time to devote to that important feature-the rousseau.
 It is to be a simple wedding at the family residence. 174S West Ad ans street. and only the relatives will witness the ceremony. Bertrand Cox. rector Of the Trinity Pro-Ca- thedral will read the service at four thirty o'clock The drawing room will be decked in pink roses and the same color scheme will be carried out in the dining room. Following the supper the young folk will leave for Monterey and san Francisco. They will return to town in August
 Of interest is the announcement re gently made in Los Angeles of the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Rior don. daughter of Mrs. D. NJ. RiOrdOn to Lieutenant William C. Whitener No date has been set for the we'd ding. which will take place in the autumn The Riordons are identified with the early history of Arizona, the family having lived in Flagstaff for many years and leading many of the movements that forged Arizona to the front Mrs. RiordOn passed considerable time abroad and her daughters were educated in Paris. Miss Elizabeth RiordOn is quite well known here. where she visited her sis ter. Mrs. Jack Kenealy. who made this her home for several years. Her approaching marriage has been the motif for much entertaining in Los Angeles. for her friends are legion. She is a beautiful girl of unusual accomplishments. both musical and histrionic She appeared for a sea sen with the Belasco Stock com pany and made favorable impress sion with the coast critics.
 Miss Abbie Picl1rell. of 3G4 North Seventh avenue. made Miss Esther Willis the guest of honor at a lunch con. Thursday. that ranks as one of the most artistically appointed events of summer. Yellow. the chosen color for the decorations at the fash iOnable church wedding of Miss Willis and Robert Peabody in the autumn, was used by the hostess to embellish the dining room The tables center piece. suggestive of the coming func- ton. was charming Staffs twined in yellow tulle formed a tripod. from the center of the lovers knot of tulle a wedding ring was suspended from a linked gold chain. The base of the ornament to carry out the symbol of eternal love- was of myrtle. the greenery extending far down the ta- ble The artificial light was obtained bV candles that in DresdOn stands and with shades to accentuate the color tones were at each place Hand painted cards marked places for Miss Willis, Miss Blanch Oster, Miss Selma Goldberg. Miss Harriet Hurley, Miss Ruth Doris. Miss George Bailey. Miss Ruth Jessop, Miss Mabel Hooker and Miss Sally Jacobs.
 
 Mrs D. H. Burtis and Harry Ken nedy made the highest bridge scores for the seasons series of meetings given by the Neighborhood club. The