Arizona republican., 1913-10-19

none of the exaggerated types have a place in her wardrobe. It is also be- ing whispered that Mrs. Wilson and her daughters during the summer months industriously embroidered and ! initialed the dainty lingerie. The bride elect is extremely partial to pale blue, mauve, and violet, which are very be- coming to her blond type and a number of her gowns are of these colors. 1 Shortly after their marriage, Mr. Sayre will assume his duties as secre- tary to the president of Williams Col lege and has already leased a charming residence in Williamstown where they are to reside
 Dan Cupid has not been idle here at home as two notable weddings of the i past week demonstrate. Miss Mabel McNeirs marriage to William Kay Fet- ! ter, quickly following the announce ment of her engagement gave society but scant opportunity to entertain in her honor. On Monday, Miss Anna MonihOn gave pretty luncheon in hon. or of the bride elect many La France roses gracefully arranged in a large 1 basket being the floral feature. Covers ] were laid for Miss McNeiI Miss Ella ] Luhrs, Miss Carrie McNeil, Miss Crick- ct Humphries and Miss Emma Luhrs Miss Elizabeth Sergeant, who was married to pr. Emery Oldaker on Thursday was in California until a short time previous to her marriage I and the events that had been planned l in her honor have been postponed until bcY. 1s0T, fro, l..
 
 On Tuesday evening the Singers 1 club of which Power Conway is presi- dent, will meet and arrange it's concerts for the winter With the possible ex- ception of the first assembly given by l the Country club and the function that will formerly open the new quarters 1 of the Arizona club, no events will be as eagerly anticipated as those that will be given by this delightful organization. The chorus shows decided improvement over it's really excellent work of last year and the rehearsals are going for ward with zest and vim most pleas ing to the director, Maitland Davies. The soloists have not yet been selected.
 
 Halloween has been chosen as the date on which the Bachelors will in augurate their season. The newly elected officers have decided to give several of their @old time' affairs on the old days and at the old place The autumn dance will be this month as stated, the Christmas affair will take place on December 19 and Washing tons birthday and St Patrick's eve are when the remaining dances will oc- cur, all of which will be given at the Arizona School of Music. There will be a smoker fair week and stag dinner later in the year. William F'ickas is president of the club the other officers being Fred Humphrey, secretary; Stephen Jen- nings treasurer and Paul Renau Ing les, Arthur Halcom and Fred Holm quist members of the board of gov ernors.
 Mr. and Mrs. Peabody chaperoned a delightful picnic to Telegraph Pass Tuesday evening. Among those in at tendance were MT. and Mrs. Peabody. Miss Mabel Hacker, Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Ruth Jessop, Miss Abbie Pickrell, Irving de R. Miller, Robert Beardsley, Stephen Jennings, Charles Isham and Eugene Cunningham
 
 MT. and Mrs. Forest Richmond (Su- san Winchester) of Vicksburg, will be in town for the fair This will be their first visit to Phoenix since their mar rage here last spring and they will be I cordially greeted by a host of friends
 
 Mrs. Pliny A. Tharaldson has re- turned from a several months absence ! in Hollywood.
 Mrs. H. F. Campbell returned Thurs day from a fortnight's stay in Los An geles.
 1 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Miller left Friday for Los Angeles where they will be the 1 guests of MT. and Mrs. Bert Morgan I They plan to return for the fair and 1 Will be accompanied by their Califor- mia hosts who will visit them during