Arizona republican., 1912-06-23

gineering featS He is at present Identified with the Arizona Copper
 company.
 The plans were hurried somewhat, ! yet the decorative scheme of the drawing room of the MacIntyre resi- 1 dence on West Adams street, rivaled
 many of the more pretentious spring 1 weddings. With a background of pepper boughs and myrtle, roses in
 shades ranging from the palest pink
 to the deep American beauty tones were arranged in artistic confusion.
 The music was a delightful fea-
 ture of the occasion the program
 being given by Miss Marguerite Will Hams, life long friend of the bride,
 Preceding the chorus from ''Lohen- grin," played at the appointed hour, group of love songs.
 1 Miss Henrietta Dawson was the maid of honor and only attendant. 1 She wore a pretty costume of em- I broidered pink linen and carried a cluster of pink roses. Her large lace | hat was lined in pink tulle and
 wreathed in pink roses.
 1 The bride wore an elaborately em- 1 broidered white linen gown, and car ried an arm bouquet of bride roses. i Her becoming hat was of white tulle i attractively trimmed in lilies of the valley.
 Mrs. MacIntyre was gowned in a sheer white swiss effectively orna- mented in Valenciennes lace. 1 J. Wesley Walker acted as best
 man and Reverend F. c. Reid of the Presbyterian church Officiated. read- ing the impressive double ring cere- mony.
 1 A supper followed the service. One l large table seated the bridal party and guests, who in all. numbered i twelve.
 MT. and Mrs. Jones will pass the early week at the Grand Canyon and return to Phoenix for a brief stay en route to Clifton where they will make their home.
 Miss Ida Davidson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. H. Davidson, became the bride of Walter C. Heuneryager We'd nesday at one of the most artistical- 1 ly appointed weddings of the spring. The Davidson residence on West McDOwell road was bower of roses. There was no set floral decoration, The large drawing room where the ceremony took place was veritable conservatory in its profusiOn of roses. i Pink and white were the predom- 1 mating tones with the daintiest of ! greenery for a background. | Promptly at fOur-thirty o'clock Miss Banch Lumbeck played the bri- day chorus from Lohengrin and Miss
 Pat Davidson, a sister of the bride, 1 led the way. She made an attrac- tive bridesmaid in a charming cream chiffon gown and carried a shower
 boquet of cream roses. Little Miss
 Mary Frances Heuneryager. the ring i bearer, in a dainty white lingerie Ifrock, followed.
 l She preceded the bride who wore an l exquisite embroidered white vOiie cos
 tune ornamented in pearls. Her only jewel was a pearl necklace, MT Heun- eryager's gift Her boquet was a shower of brides roses.
 l B. H. Heuneryager served his bro-
 ther as best man and Reverend w. J. Thornton, of the Central Metho-
 dist church, South. read the service 1 Only the relatives and few friends witnessed the ceremony and were present at the supper which followed Besides the bridal party there were
 present Mir. and Mrs. Davidson, MT
 and Mrs. James Ballagh, MT. and
 Mrs. A. H. Mcclellan, Mrs B. H Heuneryager, Mrs. D. c. Stooksver-
 ry, of Pasadena, Mrs. Margaret Will son, Joseph Horne, William Suther-
 land and James King. MT. and Mrs. Heuneryager will
 pass this week in New Orleans i leaving there Friday for Chicago
 where they contemplate making their home
 1 Summer hostesses will do we'll t0
 follow Mrs. R. M. Tafel'S innovation ir ! the hours for entertaining. Late Thurs l day afternoon, from five to eight a 1 group of Miss Anna Gertrude Bast's most intimate friends were the guests
 of her sister at her residence, 623 West Adams street. Mrs. Tafel chose her
 decorations too, with thought of the
 season and cool green and white combined in an effective color scheme
 Fragrant white oleanders with green
 cry intermingled filled Indian baskets
 in every nook and corner. Mrs. Clyde Candy and Mrs. George Merrymen
 assisted in receiving. There were
 present Miss Bast, Mrs. Charles Mun-
 ger Mrs. Raymond Battin, Mrs. Sidney
 Stewart, Mrs. Earl Hill, Mrs. A. B i Cox, Miss Bess Alexander, Miss Elsie
 Munger, Miss Helen MacIntyre, Miss
 Rose Viault, Miss Edith Thompson
 Miss Florence Kelly, Miss Louise Gey-
 Ter, Miss Faye Young, Miss Corinne
 Stabler, Miss Isla Rogers, Miss Alma