Arizona republican., 1913-04-06

o'clock. the service being read by Right Reverend Bishop Thomas J. 1 Ccnaty assisted hy Monsignor Har- ! nett
 The bride. was attired in a most ! becoming gown of white charmeuse yelled in rich old lace. Her veil of i exquisite lace was held in place by i sprays of orange blossoms and she
 carried d shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and orchids Miss May 1 Kenealy. who also formerly resided i in Phoenix. a cousin of the bride as sisted as maid of honor. Her gown 1 was of white lace and she wore an
 immense Gainseborough hat of white and carried an arm staff of Easter i lilies and long white satin ribbons Richard J. Dillon Jr. served Mr. l Warwick as best man. Mr. and Mrs.
 Warwick are touring in the north jand will be at home in Los Angeles after May I5.
 i Spring was in evidence at the l George Allirc country home Thurs i day afternoon when Mrs. Alkire gave an informal tea in honor of Mrs. A. A. Dutton of Flagstaff. Li- lacs. roses. iris were gracefully ar ranged in the attractive living room. 1 TWenty-fou guests were asked ,o meet Mrs Dutton
 Mrs. $. D. Tuttle who always en- | tertains charmingly, gave d luncheon at the Country club Friday. Quan-
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 coration. Covers were laid for Mrs Louis Sands. Mrs. George Hahn. Mrs. Isabella Sands. Mrs. Hugh
 Cam bell, Mrs. w Bennett Cough.
 Mrs. Louis sands and Miss Carol ScHg.
 The Lunos cub will meet Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. I-obit of North Seventh Avenue.
 Afr@ Gordon Tweed, Mrs. W. K. James and Mrs Homer King motor led to Tempe Thursday and We're the luncheon guests of Mrs w. J. KingSbury
 Mrs. George H. Cook arrived from Oakland Wednesday and will be joined here shortly by AIr Cook and remain until after the Dorris-B Bod dnghouse wedding in May Mrs
 Cook is always the incentive for many affairs and will be one of the most feted visitors here this spring She is d guest at the J. W. Doris country place. Casa de ROsas." AL though Mrs. Doris has not formally set a day at home since moving into her new residence she and her charm ing and popular daughters, Miss Ruth Doris and Miss Rcma Doris. are constantly receiving callers who are enthusiastic in their praise of the handsome home.
 From St Paul comes the delightful news of the engagement of Miss Lou Ella Archer. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Archer. and George liar denberg. Miss Archer was one of the
 most popular girls in the smart set
 when she visited here last season and
 has been missed perhaps more than most visitors as she made her debut in Phoenix and was intimately asso- ciated with that group that com
 
 girls In fact there is possibility that she will return for few weeks this spring as her marriage will not
 take place until September. Mir. Har
 denberg is Yale man and has enviabIe social position in St. Paul, where he has large business interests. The wedding will be quite smart. Miss Ruth Doris and Sidney Bod dinehouse. who will be married in May. will be among the out of town ] guests
 Mrs Lamar Cobb, of Eighteenth i avenue, gave an exceedingly pleasur- able luncheon on Monday. The table l had an effective centerpiece of pink l carnations and ferns. the base of i the floral ornament being q solid mass of smlaX Covers were laid
 for six
 | Mir. and Mrs. Walter Hege. whose marriage took place in Los Angeles ] March %, arrived Friday and are at home at 924 North Third street. 1 Mrs. A F.. Stewart and Mrs. T. F. ! Irvine were hostesses of the Priscilla i club Wednesday. when they enter , Jdlned NlIf d luHcitoil hl tilt lpi llci 1 home on North Third avenue. The l tables centerpiece was of beautifully /: arranged sweet peas. Mrs. Johr l Kline and Miss Hazel Stewart as sisted in receiving The especially 1 invited guests were Mrs. James Jones Mrs. Fannie Rice. of Tucson, Mrs
 Sidney Stewart and Miss Edna Day 1
 1 Asa E. Kennan will arrive from