Arizona republican., 1912-06-09

Adams, Benno Nell Scott DOnOhue Foster Rockwell and Edward Van DOrn.
 Mrs. Leo Goldman will arrive in New York tomorrow and sail from there Thursday on the "Amerika" She will join her brother, Charles Goldman, and niece, Miss Rose Bell Goldman in Munich. and pass the summer with them motoring through France and Switzerland
 Mrs, Courtney A Camp. of North Seventh avenue, who left Friday for St. Louis, is passing the week end in Fl PasO the guest of Dr. and Mrs. > Turner <s4 Nlr. and Mrs. H G. Greenbaum of North Second street, are leaving i Tuesday for Los Angeles. where they will pass the remaining summer months
 One of the most artisticallv ap- pointed of the many beautiful we'd dings that have taken place this spring was that of Miss May Camp daughter of Reverend and Mrs. J. C. Camp. and Thomas Edwin Parish, Jr.. at sunset. Wednesday, at Eden dale" the country home of the brides sister Mrs w. A Wilson.
 An aisle of greenery extended from the veranda to the east end of the i garden. where the ceremony took place. The passage way was charm ! ing. The usual harsh. straight line , ,,- arrangement of floral posts and chains Of smilax. Tall columns Of white oleander studded with Easter lilies. that marked the entrance dim i finished in size nearing the bridal 1 bower and to these were festOoned 1 in graceful ilTeguarity the strands 1 Iof greenery. An artificial hedge of peppers and smilaX formed the back ground for 2 large palm beneath which the bridal party stood
 All For You" was sung by Mrs ! Courtney A. Camp, preceding the Ibridal chorus from 'Lohengrin" play
 ed bv Miss Ruth Coggins
 Two little children the niece and { nephew of the bride, Miss Mary Kathryn Camp and Charles Scofeld ! Camp. led the way, carrying dainty baskets of rose petals which they scattered along the path They were followed by the bride who wore an exquisite white lingerie frOck of tho sheerest marUuisette and shadow lace She carried an arm boquet ol pale pink roses. Her father. witt
 whom she entered. read the impress i've service. Edwin Parish acted as
 his brothers best man.
 Mir and Mrs. Parish are to reside
 in the country temporarily and aftel
 a coast trip later in the season Wil make definite plans for the winter Askel to witness the pretty cere- imonr were MT and Mrs W. 4
 Parish. Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Parish
 Mir. and Mrs. J J. Camp, Mir. anC
 Mrs. C A Camp, Captain and Mrs It, w. CrenshaW, Dr. and Mrs Rob
 ert Wallace Craig. MT and Mrs
 Frank Alkire. M~. and Mrs. F. A Fowler. MT and Mrs w. w. McNeff Reverend and Mrs. J. Harvey Deere Colonel and Mrs James II. McClin tock. MT and Mrs Harry Diehl, Mir and Mrs II. J McClung MT. anC
 Mrs Andrew Miller MT, and Mrs
 George Vickere. MT. and Mrs. D. D
 Horning. MT. and Mrs. E. T. Ceilings Judge and Mrs Richard r. Sloan MT and Mrs C B. Barnard. MT
 and Mrs. W. T. Sawyer. of Congress Mir and Mrs l.. W. Coggins. Mr and Mrs. L. D. Libby. Mir. and Mrs C. $ Foster. MT. and Mrs. A R Taylor. MT and Mrs. D. .. John
 son Mir and Mrs. George LibbeN
 Mir and Mrs w. B. TWitcheu Nil
 and Mrs A c Bailey. AIr. and Mrs C. W. Goodman, Mr and Mrs. Harr , awsOn. MT. and Mrs. W H. I Wson r MT and Mrs. George Alkire. Dr. an,
 Mrs $ T. Turner. of Fl Paso, Dl
 and P IT. Brown. of Fl Paso. Di and Mrs Livermore Nr. and Mrs r H. C. Holtzworth. Mrs. Helen Walker
 Mrs Dsmukes, Mrs. l.. Morgan Oar
 by. Mrs Laura Munger. Mrs. L, w / Perkins. Mrs. S II. sherman, Mrs l Louise Wittenmeyer. Mrs. w . smith. Miss Archer, Miss Anna Arch $ CT. Miss Elsie Munger, Miss McDon
 mel. Miss Edith SnoWden. Miss liar
 riet Perkins, Miss Mary Perkins Ms f Alma Jones, Miss Dora Graham. Ms $ McCrory, Mis- Dora Graham. MS . Anna Hadseu. Miss Jane Parish Mis 9 Gertrude Evans, Marsh smith. Nor ris Carpenter, Milton Munger, J. L
 TannehiH. sam Vaughn, Howard Gas
 sidy, Curt Miller.
 [ Mrs Frank Tracey and Miss Ar : line Tracy, of West Monroe street Q left Wednesday for a three month n absence in Prescott.
 f
 r Mir and Mrs w. F. Rudolph ar
 contemplate making their home hert
 recent arrivals from California Wh . They are the guests of Mrs Ru h dOlph's mother. Mrs. Imogene l. 2 Chance of 1895 East Washlngto