Arizona republican., 1912-12-22


 riage to Frederick Verwilgen will take place in Belgium, January 15. Miss Janssens was so charmed with this country on the occasion of her re- cent visit that she was determined to make this her residence place, and with that end in view she and MT. | Verwilgen will make Phoenix the objective point of their wedding l journey.
 A pretty wedding took place Sun- 1 day evening when Miss Julia Whitney i Ferguson, daughter of MT and Mrs. Vinet Chalmers Ferguson, became the bride of Emmett Cooke Grasty Only | the relatives and a few intimate 1 friends were present at the wedding | which occurred at six-thirty o'clock | at the Trinity Pro- Cathedral, the Very Reverend Dean William Scarlett officiating. The bride was unattend- ed and Colin J. Bury acted as best man. A dinner at the Adams follow : ed the ceremony. Seated at the brides | table, which was elaborately decorated 1 in roses, were MT. and Mrs. Fergu- son, pr. and Mrs J. A. Cook, Mrs H N Button, Miss Button, Miss Grace Ferguson, Miss Johnson, of Mesa, Col : in, J. Bury and B. F. Miller ] MT. and Mrs. Grasty left Monday for Winkelman where they will make their home. D. H. E. Leighton has returned to Tucson after a weeks stay in town the guest of MT. and Mrs w K James of Mcdowell Road. He, with Mrs. Leighton, will visit the James i the latter part of January.
 
 Miss Ruth Jessop, of North First avenue, was hostess of an informal l luncheon Monday complimentary to Miss Elizabeth Ladd
 MT and Mrs Aaron Goldberg gave prettily appointed dinner Wednesday | at their North Central avenue resi- dence. A bowl of American Beauty roses formed the centerpiece of the table about which were seated MT and Mrs. John Adler, MT. and Mrs. | Charles Solomon and Mrs. L E. Solo mon.
 MT and Mrs. Ira J. Johnson, of North First avenue, will have MT. and Mrs. Harry Wardenburg as din- | ner guests on Christmas.
 MT and Mrs Joseph Sherburne Jenckes, Jr., of East Washington | street, will give an informal dinner Christmas eve. Their guests will 1 include Judge and Mrs. Joseph H Kibbey, Mrs. Edward Kent ST. Mrs. Caroline Kibbey and Judge Edward Kent. There will be a brilliantly embellished tree for little Miss Susan | Margaret Jenckes and Joseph Jenckes. Mrs. w. s. Humbert, of 84S North First avenue, was an hostess of the early week, giving a luncheon on Tuesday American Beauty roses were artistically arranged as the tables central ornament. Covers were laid for Mrs. David Goldberg, Mrs. A. R. Jacoby, Mrs. Alfred Hanson. Mrs. R. H. Freudenthal, Mrs. John Adler. Mrs. l. E. solomon, Mrs Charles Solomon and Miss Ruth Goldberg. MT and Mrs. Winsor Day, of Mar guerite', gave an informal dinner Thursday evening. Covers were laid for MT and Mrs. Sidney J. Ross and MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Rowlands.
 Miss Mildred O'Connell and Miss Jessie O'Connell, who passed fort night in Mesa the guests of MT. and Mrs. Paul Edwin Fuller. returned to Tucson Saturday.
 Mrs. F. M. Kennedy arrived from Cobourg, Canada, Saturday to pass the holidays with MT. and Mrs. w S. Humbert, of North First av enue.
 Miss Florence Bartlett arrived from Chicago yesterday and will pass the remainder of the winter here the guest of MT and Mrs. Dwight B. Heard of Casa Blanca.
 Mrs. Ned Creighton of West Wash ington street, will return from two months absence in Los Angeles, January 6.
 Among the most charming of the many visitors here for the holiday season is Miss Rosemary Conway, who arrived from RedlanuS w edneS- day. Miss Conway will be in town a fortnight the guest of her brother, Power Conway.
 Announcement is made of the mar riage of Mrs. Fife Ceilings to Theo- dore w. Watson of Texas which took place at the home of the brides father J. N. Wood, 1347 West Taylor street at o'clock Thursday evening, Rev E. N. Phillips of the Christian church officiating.
 Miss Mary Whisnant, daughter of MT and Mrs. Arthur Whisnant was married to William Logsdon We'd nesday afternoon, Rev. E. N. Phillips officiating. Following the ceremony which took place at the Whisnant residence on Tenth avenue, supper was served. Covers were laid for ten.
 Mir and Mrs. E. A. Goodrich will arrive from Los Angeles this morning