Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

quiSt, William Humbert, Leslie C. liar | dy, Arthur L. HOltem, Charles w.
 Isham, Bert E. Kavanaugh. Hugh D. Marshall. Jr, Irving R. Miller, George
 F. Morse, George Morris, Roy Murray. George McNeiI, William P. McCord, Benno Nell, Lloyd Newell, Chas. F. | O'Malley. J. Keith Pickrell. AlphOnse c. Page. A. Cass Redewill, Herbert l.. l Stevenson, Thomas B. Trent, Edward
 Van Doorn. Harry Welch, Charles S. 1 Witbeck
 Married members: Ned Creighton, Winsor R. Day, Arthur Luhrs, Charles H. McArthur. Sidney B. Orborn, Robt. l M Peabody. Foster H. Rockwell, Dr Roy Thomas.
 Quite the most delightful bit of news last week was the announcement of the marriage of Miss Margaret Whalen to Ignatius Egan of San Francisco. The wedding took place Monday afternoon at the church of the Blessed Sacra- ment in Hollywood Reverend D. W. J. Murphy read the service. After the ceremony the bridal party was enter
 tained at dinner at the residence of
 Mr and Mrs. Joseph Barlow Lippincott of Los Angeles. Mir. and Mrs. EgaE are passing their honeymoon in Santa Barbara and will be at home in San Francisco after the first of the year. Mrs Egan is pleasantly remerrber in Phoenix. She has frequently visit
 ed here the guest of Mrs. A. C. Baker and Mrs, John H. Page. On the oc- casior of each visit was the inspiration for round of pleasurable events Miss Grace Howard Potter nf New York, niece of the late BishoD Henry Cadman Potter of New York, who passed a fortnight in Phoenix returned to her home Friday evening. Miss Potter was delightfully."- entertained during her brief stay, one of the most charming affairs in her compliment be- | ing a dinner Monday evening with Mir. and Mrs. w. NJ Seabury of Westmore- lard Place as hosts. The table was ar tistically decorated with a cluster of 1 long stemmed American Beauty roses and covers were laid for Miss Potter Mir. and Mrs Gordon Tweed, Right
 
 Arizona, Very Reverend Dean William | Scarlett. Reverend Birckhead and Hugh Marshall.
 The weekly luncheon and set of ten his at the Country club was given on Thursday having been postponed from Tuesday on occaunt of a counter at traction, the Woman's club bazaar. Among those present were Mrs. Cor don Tweed, Mrs. w. M. Seabury. Miss | Nell Conway, Miss Ruth Ainswotth, Miss Winifred Waite and Miss Ruth JessOp.
 Interesting visitors who will arrive | in Phoenix this week are MT. and Mrs. Frederick Price Comfort who have
 been passing the last few weeks at l Colorado Springs. Their marriage took place in New York early in the autumn
 The bride was formerly Mrs. Emily Beatrice Rawson Turner of London and New York and is a cousin of Ma 1 jor General Robert S. Baden-Powell l MT Comfort who passed last winter | here is the son of the late George Fisk l Comfort, ILL D., L. H. D. one of the l founders of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, an educator, au- | thor and art critic, and of Anna Man ming Comfort, M. D., the first woman l graduate to practice medicine in the state of Connecticut, also an author
 and writer of poetry.
 MT and Mrs. Comfort have no def 1
 l Mrs Arthur Luhrs, Miss Luhrs and l Miss Ella Luhrs have sent out cards 1 for Wednesday afternoon, when they
 will entertain with hearts at the Com | mercial hotel.
 MT and Mrs E. A. Goodrich of Los Angeles will pas the Christmas holi- Gays here the guests of the c. E. Kings of North Central avenue.
 Mrs Evans Darby of North Central
 avenue will be hostess of the Quatro
 club, Thursday afternoon.
 | Mrs Benjamin Atha of Newark was the complimented guest of dinner of seven covers at the Adams recently by l MT and Mrs F.. J. Bennitt