Arizona republican., 1912-09-15

Edward Melczer is to act as best man and Reverend Sigmund Hecht will read the service
 The banquet room will have an elaborate decorative scheme. The fif- ty guests will be seated at the outer edge of an immense horse shoe shaped table. with a low decoration of orchids, lilies of the valley and roses, that the view of the sunken garden that completely fills the hol- low may remain undisturbed. The white and green tones will pre- dominate with an occasional more brilliant glow of pink. Here. too, will be countless tiny electric lights.
 The young folk will pass their honeymoon in Seattle and British Columbia and will be at home att the Trebor apartments after october 15
 At the Summerfield Melczer we'd ding in Los Angeles this evening will be many Phoenix guests. Among the bride, are MT. and Mrs Frank Leeper, Miss Alice Redewin, Miss Selma Goldberg and Miss Lucille DraChman.
 Miss Ruth Wilson. of North First street, will return Tuesday from Pres colt where she passed the last few weeks of summer
 
 The Iron Springs season is prac- tically over and with the departures the past week the camp must be Gesolate. Mrs. Lamar Cobb arrived from there Wednesday. The Cobbs are established at the Adams pending the completion of their residence in the Capitol addition.
 Mir. and Mrs. Celora Martin Stod dard of SO1 North First avenue, re- turned Monday from Philadelphia where they summered. They were accompanied as far as Ash Fork by Van Sant who is at present in Mrs. Stoddard's father. J. Alpheus Pasadena, where he will pass the winter
 Mrs. Ernest Lewis. who had a cot tage at Iron Springs during the warm weather has returned to town.
 Mrs. H J. Newhouse, of S1O North Sixth avenue, returned yesterday from six weeks stay in Prescott. Her sister. Miss Lola Stroud of Nova Scotia, who was her guest last ina will pass part of the winter here.
 
 MT and Mrs. E. T. Ceilings. of SIP North Second avenue, will return this morning from Iron Springs. MT. and Mrs. James s. Griffin have opened their town house, 1105 North Second street, after a summer season at Iron Springs Congratulations are being sent Mr and Mrs. Howe Williams upon the birth of a daughter The Williams who are in Oceanside where they passed the summer will reside in San Diego this winter. impatient TOT lilt IOiIlldl OpCAlIi- : of the Country club the latter part of the month, members Cf the smart set occasionally make tlis delightful l spot the scene of d picnic supper | Such an event was on the calendar l Thursday evening and was enjoyed | by MT, and Mrs. Homer King, Mir and Mrs Paul Edwin Fuller, MT l and Mrs. Joe Green. Mrs. w. J Kingsbury. Mrs j. E. Rowl1nds, Joe i Cassou. Jack Terrell. Alexander Ba- ker, and Harry R. Tritle 1 MT. and Mrs F. B. Thomas, oi GA North Second avenue, were re cent dinner hosts of NJ" and Mrs | Earl Curtis.
 MT and Mrs David Goldberg en ] tcrtained at dinner at their Centra avenue residence Thursday evening Their guests were Mir. and Mrs. Jo scph Melczer and MT and Mrs. Aaro' | Goldberg.
 An enjoyable affair of the wee was the picnic on the lcsert. Mon day evening. In the party were Ms Ruth Ainsworth, Miss BlancEe Os ter, Miss Abbie Pickrell Miss Mar l Johnson, Howard Cassidy, CEarle