Arizona republican., 1913-07-06

The engagement of the social favorit
 and brilliant Illinois attorn..' an.
 nOunced a fortnight ago creaSed m
 end of interest. Many planned to en.
 certain in honor of the popular brid,
 elect but the prenuptial days were un.
 eventful in respect to Miss Murphy:
 expressed wish. Her love of simplic ity also was recognized in the wedding appointments A pink and white colol
 scheme was carried out in an effec-
 tive arrangement of oleanders- anG
 roses, forming great clusters. here and 1 there with no attempt at formal deco- ration. The recess window had as its 1 background a screen of pepper boughs and white oleanderS and at either side stood iardinieres, filled to the over | flowing with the white blossoms. It i was before this altar that Reverend ! Henry Martyr Campbell read the inn
 pressive ring service Miss Murphy was very lovely in an exquisitely 1 dainty lingerie gown and rare old lace. l Her only jewel was a diamond and | pearl brooch. Nr. kretzinger's gift. She carried a shower bOquet of white car nations
 Mrs. Ralph Murphy was the matron of honor and was attractive in pink Dresdon chiffon. Her bouquet was an arm cluster of pink carnations. Mrs W. J. Murphy was handsome
 in a gown of dove colcred chiffon Ralph Murphy acted as best man. Supper was served at one large table
 in the dining room and here as in the
 other rooms the pink and white color
 tones prevailed.
 
 a severely tailored black and white
 French serge Her smart hat was also of the chic combination of black and
 W white.
 Mir. and Mrs Kretzinger are to pass a few days in Chicago. leaving there in a day or two for the Canadian woods. They will be in Algonquin Park the greater part of the summer and will be at home in Chicago after November l.
 Miss Frances Calkins left last week for q two months absence in Colorado. the guest of Miss Rogers. few weeks in Denver and Colorado Springs wifi precede camping trip in the Rockies
 While elaborate programs were car ried out in various parts of the state with society from Phoenix taking part, those of the fashionab bIe folk who re- mdined at home celebrated a safe and ] sane Fourth. The majority of the | younger set went north to Flagstaff l Williams and Prescott yet the jun iOrs'' who were left behind were also | right royalty entertained There were | scores of all day picnics and picnic | suppers and for once the children l were included. There were many boys | and girls in a party, the older mem bers' of which were MT. and Mrs. F. | T. Ceilings. MT and Mrs. Ancil Mar tin, MT. and Mrs. Douglas H. Burtis [ MT and Mrs. w. C. Foster. Mir and | Mrs. w. A. Parish. MT. and Mrs. l.. E. | HewinS, MT and Mrs. W. s. GOldswor- thy, Mrs. Grace Davidson and Miss 1 Honor Duke They passed the evening 1 on the desert and devoted their time in | amusing the youngsters. A Phoenix 1 contingent in Tempe for the day were Dr. and Mrs. l.. D. DamerOn. MT. and l Mrs. A. L. Mcclellan, pr. and Mrs H A. Hughes. MT and Mrs. Ralph Som 1 mers. MT. and Mrs. T. D. Hughes, MT | and Mrs. F. H. Suggs, Miss Erile Hughes, Miss Lou Marian and Miss Erile Dameron. Mormon Flats was the
 Cii'''HN OI'9 loi et pdi JS LII ilolOIlSlS | including Mr. and Mrs. A. R Volk, MT. and Mrs. Hubert Nichols Captain and Mrs E. P. Grinstead, MT. and Mrs H. H. Shirley, MT. and Mrs William | TOstley, MT. and Mrs. R. NJ Gates, | NIT. and Mrs. Charles Pottberg, MT and Mrs H. M. Lewis. and MT. and Mrs Harvey Patton. Miss Fay DeMund was 'ne of the most charming hostesses of he day although she entertained most She presided over an at ractiVely appointed breakfast and la CT her guests enjoyed tennis. MT and { irs. Fred Sears on North Central Avenue turned over their home to the 'oung people and their little daughter. ls Hiss Marjorie Sears assisted by Robert 1 ,orrence and John LOper, Jr., present. d an original patriotic play In the udience were Miss Eleanor Forbes, Hiss Margaret Loper, Miss Jeanette I 1aus Miss Marcia Van der Veer. ( 1iss Eleanor Goodrich. George Tor Ir ence, Joe Green Jr, Andrew LOper. II (ewton Rosenzweig. and Harry ROsen- weig.
 The marriage of Miss Marcia Odam } Hon. w. NJ. Whipple took place tuesday afternoon at the home of [ le brides brother. John Odam of c 90 East Culver street Reverend w a l. Thornton of the Central church y cad the service. The wedding came a )mewhat as q surprise as no an n