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

GLOBE, Jan. Sin a letter this
afternoon 10 Postmaster McClintocll
of Phoenix. Governor-eiect Hunt said
he had thought the matter over and
wants To have a very simple ceremony
at the Inauguration. He does not
care FOR Il display Of gold braid and
clashing swords. and the blare Of
bands. NY idea is the first inau-
SuIation should be an example for
future governors TO follow. My in
tention is to arrive in Phoenix the
same morning the proclamation comes
from Washington. with a few friends
and walk out To the capitol building
and i'm the presence of the governor
and chief justice. take the oath of
office"
The above Associated Press tele-
gram dashes the hopes of those who
expected L. see much "pomp and cir
cumsJance' at the inauguration of
Governor Hunt. In spite of the un-
pleasant things said about that gen
ucman, during the late political fray.
il is evident that he is a man Of good
sense and plans To keep on the right
side of the plain people. He intends
10 assume :ho duties of his exalted
office i'm a manner that he deems
Esfitting its dignity He appears to
believe that a simple and unassum-
ing ceremony viii be more i'm keep
ing with his position as first COVER
nor ~ the new state Of Arizona. and
the voters who elected him. than viii
- pretentious pageant with everybody
on parade.
\ winter in the state capital dur
ing a legislative session. is bound to
be gay. but when it comes To the in
auguraJon ceremony, the new gov
ornor Eravely announces rouse nit
ON"
\ lucky leap year. ladies. may fate
favor YOU and the little love god shoot
his arrows at whomever YOU would
have fan victim 10 his archery.
\ marriage of interest to many
Phoenix people occurred Thursday
evening at $50 at the home of the
brides parents. 504 North Sixth
street. when Miss Nellie Ethelyn Pat
tin became the wife of Mr Sidney r.
Stewart Dr. :. J. Rodgers. district
superintendent of the Methodist Epis-
copal church performed the ceremony
and the happy couple left at once on
the evening train for a honeymoon in
California. Miss Battin was for sew
eral Years one II the most capable
among an efficient corps Of teachers
at the Union High school and no one
VIII wish her greater happiness in
her new estate. than viii her former
associates ut p. H : Mr. Stewart
is the assistant cashier at the Valley
Bank. a position Of trust which he
fills To the satisfaction of the bank
and its patrons He has been con-
n-cted with this bank for the past
twelve years and is deservedly popu-
lar with an who know him. The
wedding was extremely quiet. owing
TO the severe illness of the brides
father. Dr. Pattin. The doctor has
been an invalid for Il number ~
years and became suddenly worse
just before the marriage, SO that only
the immediate family were present ut
the ceremony. The Stewards VIII re
turn in a few days and viii stop with
Mrs Battin while the doctor is in
such precarious condition Of health
The bride was married i'm a travelling
gown Of Alice blue 4 number y
the groom's friends tried To- play the
usual post-nuptial jokes upon the
couple but did not succeed in inter
ferring with his Well-laid plans 10
any material extent. MANY years Of
happiness and prosperity To Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart
May happiness. which like the wind
.bloweth where it listeth" and liehteth
where it will find place on your
door step To preen its feathers
The installation Of the new Officers
of the Arizona Rebekah lodge, No !.
/ o. .. F. occurred at odd Fellows
hail on Thursday evening. January I.
\ luncheon consisting of ham. bread.
salad. olives, cheese. cake and coffee
was served and general good time
INDUCED in by the members, during
the social hour which accompanied
the diminishing Of the edibles. on
Friday evening, an entertainment was
given by Reverend Samuel Cranston
Benson, under the auspices OF the
Rebekahs. at the Elks- Theatre. Mr.