Arizona republican., 1913-07-20

Miss Marit Doris, Miss Eugenia l Kennan, Irving de R. Miller. Harry | Welch. Paul Renau Ingles, John Rim ! ler Kibbey, Lester Byron, Arthur Hal tin, George Crowder, stephen Jen- nings, Harry Hurley, William Hor- reu. Donald Green and Hugh Mar shall
 A swimming party and supper on the desert preceded a rag dance at l the McAnalIy. S25 North Second ave nue on Tuesday evening. Those who 1 enjoyed the series of events were MT and Mrs. Charles J. POttberg, Miss Sara McAnally, Miss Frances McAnaIIy, Miss Rosalie McAnally Miss Ann O'ConneH.. Miss Louella Thomas, Edward A. Marshall. Hervey Berryman, J. II. Peck and Henry Power.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clay Parker were the dinner guests of Mir. and Mrs. Jack Rinehart, of the Welch apart ments Sunday evening.
 A jolly event of the early week was the swimming party down the river the members of which were MT. and Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury, MT. and Mrs. J. E. RoWlands, MT. and Mrs. Joe Green, Mir and Mrs. Sidney J. Ross, Mr. and Mrs Paul Edwin Fuller, William Coleman Rogers and Joe Cassou.
 Miss Ruth Baum, of North Sev- enth avenue, will leave the first of August for a fortnights absence in Jerome where she will be the guest of Mrs. Edward Kurmeirer.
 Miss M. F. Lcverich is among the motor travellers who have journeyed to the Grand Canyon this summer. She left in her car Tuesday and was accompanied by Mrs. Harry Latham.
 Mr and Mrs Otto Speakman. of North seventh avenue, left Thursday for Pittsburg They will be absent a year.
 Mrs. Fred Christy. of 5O2 West Roosevelt street, left Tuesday for St. Paul. where she will pass the remaining summer months.
 MT ana MIS- 1eTTy Munger nave closed their residence in Las Palmas Place and are established in Flag staff for the season.
 Miss Adele Hauxhurst. of Los An seIcs. is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Harry Galliver. of 601 North Fifth street. She will be in Phoenix several weeks.
 Mrs J. Garnett Holmes has closed her country place, "El Rico." for few weeks which she will pass in town as the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Joseph Sherburne Jenckes, of 930 East Washington street.
 MT. and Mrs. B. A Fowler are among the prominent folk who are remaining in town until late in the 1 season. They will not close their First street residence until the tenth of August when they are planning to go to California.
 One of the most interesting events of the week was the marriage We'd l nesday evening of Miss Ruth Wilson, | daughter of pr. and Mrs IT II. Wi i son of 63O North First Street to $. |
 
 had been made of the engagement and although a few close friends 1 were told the delightful news, they were not advised of the wedding date. only the brides parents and l her brother, Arthur Wilson, witness 1 ed the simple but impressive cere- l mony which took place promptly at | s o'clock at the residence of Arch l deacon Bertrand Cocks of St. Luke's | who read the service
 Miss Wilson who was graduated | from the high school this spring. 1 wore her commencement frock of | sheer white trimmed with bandings | cf exquisite face. She looked charm | ingly sweet and girIish. She has always been a favorite with the l younger set and a studiOus turn of | mind has not prevented her from en- toying many informal events during the past season.
 MT. Gotten is the son of Judge and l Mrs. Spell of San Antonio. He re- 1 ceiVcd his education at the A and M | College in San Antonio and later l went to Waco where he remained | until January, when he accepted a | position in the office of State En- months he has been in Arizona he 1 has made many friends.
 The young folk have leased an at tractive residence, 2133 West Mon | roe street, in the Capitol addition for | the summer.