Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-07

happy married life filled with pros
perity: Miss Hazel Diggins of Up
land. and OrVille Cosner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gabriel Cosner of East :
street, this city. were united in mar
riage Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
The quiet ceremony, witnessed by rel
atives and very few friends, was
performed by the Reverend William
NJ. Perry and occurred at his home.
No. 553 East ID street. The bride
was attired attractively i'm a tailored
travelling suit of dark blue with hat
and gloves To match. immediately
following the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs
Cosner left for Los Angeles. They
were followed to the station by a
merry party who showered them
plentifully with rice. After short
wedding trip they will be ut home to
their many friends in this city
About 200 persons were guests Of
the Country club ball given Monday
evening and the affair was as enjoy
able as the c. c. dances are famed
for being. Punch was served to the
thirsty throughout the evening and a
light luncheon of sandwiches and cof-
fee satisfied the hungry who pro-
cured excellent appetites by exercis-
ing To the sound OF music. The
rooms were decorated in pepper
branches and holly. which made Il
perfectly charming background for the
gay frocks of the ladies' Some very
pretty gowns were seen at this part,.
but of course the handsome new ones
will be kept for the inaugural ball, if
the powers that are to be. viii allow
ms I" have an inaugural ball
\ very quiet wedding which was
unexpected 10 the friends of the con-
tracing parties only in the time of
its occurrence. happened At 6 p. m.
last Sunday at the Presbyterian
church. when Miss Flora Lowdermil.
became the wife Of Arthur j. Rivers
The only witnesses TO the ceremony
were Miss Pauline Reno, Mr. j. W.
Davis and DR.. Henry Martyr Camp
bell. who performed the ceremony The
couple departed on the 1:3O train for
Los Angeles to visit the groom's par
ents and it is probable that they will
make their home in California.
Among those who gave dinner par
ties at the Hotel Adams on New
Years day were Mcssrs. Carpenter.
Fletcher. r W. C-eswell G.. w. Kin
yon. Hanna. Campo. Mcintosh. Sol La
Sale. W. b. Day. J. r Wilson. \. W
Ballard ID. ". Potter, Mr.. and Mrs
+. ]. Bennitt. DR. Robert Craig, wife
and daughter. Mrs Gage of Chicago.
Mrs. Harvey j Lee and Mr.. Trottcr
Of Scottsdale
on Saturday evening a guest of the
hotel gave dinner u party o.
80 friends in the grim room at the
Hotel Adams The table was beau
tifully decorated, the menu was COM
Losed of the most delicious odiblcs to
he procured. the wines were cooled To
exactly the right temperature, the
host was a perfect personification of
affa5iity. the guests were in The
gayest Of spirits and the resultan.
event was enjoyable to an exhilarat-
ing degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mexican Thompson
of Minneapolis. and Mrs. Weaver and
Miss Helen Warner Of Tarrytown.
New York. are recent arrivals 1T the
club house at InGlesidc.
General Wallace. Mr. John Withcr-
spoon and Mr.. A Il. Hine. who are
stopping at InEleside, were taken by
Nh. ID. X. Drake on an automobile
trip To- Roosevelt The party re-
turned Wednesday. They were very
enthusiastic over the wonderful
scenery. the magnitude of rhe rescr-
l"ir and lastly the great flociis OF
ducks they saw on Salt river
Though it is as not Yet formally
it is well known among
the numerous friends of Mr. Arthur
Luhrs and Miss Sadie Allen. that they
intend going east to Arkansas about
the 18th To be married at the young
lady's former home. They will be
by Mrs Allen. mother
of the bride to be. This young
couple are popular in the social sets !
of the city ana congratulations will |
be extended from all sides as soon as /
the fact Of the coming wedding be- |
comes generally known.
Among the people of note who are !
spending the winter at Desert Inn. are !
several artists including Robert Swim !