Arizona republican., 1913-07-27

made them sought after guests at all smart affairs. MT. Stephenson, is manager of a motor supply company.
 and a popular member of the Bache- Tor and Jefferson clubs. Word from New York tells the de- ! lightful news of the marriage of Miss l Georgia Richardson Allen, daughter 1 of MT. and Mrs. Robert Lee Allen to
 Lloyd Bratton Damron which took place Tuesday, July 8. The bride | is said to be a charming girl and a member of a southern family of dis
 tinction MT. Damron will be recall ] ed by many Phoenicians as a bril- 1 liant newspaper man and magazine
 writer. His first recognized work was when he was special writer on 1 The Republican and during his sew eral years residence he remained on ! the staff refusing tempting offers from the larger metropolitan papers
 on the coast. Leaving here, he went south where his people had large in
 terests before the war. Many of
 his experiences as soldier of for
 tune while there have formed the
 interesting background for clever
 short stories. His success in litera-
 ture has been repeated in the finan-
 cial world and he is now a we'll
 known figure on Wall Street. MT.
 Damron has always remained in close
 touch with his western friends and
 there is a possibility he and Mrs.
 Damron will pass a few weeks here
 next winter en route from New York
 to the south.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Sweeney, MT.
 and Mrs. Foster H. Rockwell and
 Mrs. J. c. Adams returned Monday
 from the Garden of Allah" where they passed the week end.
 Conspicuous among the events of
 summer will be the wedding Wed
 daughter of Reverend Harlan Page Smith of Springfield, Mass. and AL fred Garfield Moritz. Thirty guests
 will be present at the marriage and al the reception which will follow
 at the home of Mrs F. B. Stenlake
 of 356 north Fourth avenue For beauty of appointments and artistic detail the affair will be one of the most attractive of the season. A
 wealth of roses will carry out a pink color scheme. the floral features of which will be most elaborate
 Great clusters of blossoms will be embellished with sprays of delicate greenery adding to the effect The reception hall and living room will be in the dainty tone chosen as the predominating color, while the dining room will have an added touch of brilliancy in immense boquetsE of American Beauty roses. Reverend [ J. Harvey Deere of the Baptist | church will read the service prompt 1y at o'clock. The bride who will l be unattended will wear smart tailor suit of white silk serge and a 1 soft Milan hat of white ornamented iH French roses. The young folk 1 will pass their honeymoon in St Paul the guest of MT. Moritz' par ents, MT and Mrs. w. S. Moritz. | They will return early in September
 Miss Smith has many friends in Phoenix who are delighted that she is to make her home here. She has much charm of manner and a sweet l personality.
 MT. Moritz is a graduate of the University of Michigan and is ex- ceedingly popular. He is associated | with the Valley Bank.
 Of much interest will be the an- nouncement of the engagement of l Miss Laura Brookner daughter of | MT. and Mrs. w. w. Brookner of | Globe to William Feland. The we'd ding will take place August 6. Miss Brookner is a member of a promi- | nent family in Globe and is a favor ite with all who know her. MT. Eel land is department manager of one | of the local shops and has great | many friends. The honeymoon is to l be passed al the Grand Canyon the | young folk arriving in Phoenix Au- gust 15. They will take up their re- sidence at AT West Fillmore street.
 Several well known bachelors were | hosts of a swimming party and pie nic supper Saturday evening at Joint | Head. Hugh Marshall and Irving de R. Miller had the arrangements in | charge.
 A swimming party of Sunday eve ming was an enjoyable event of the week. In the party were MT. and | Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury, MT. and Mrs | Paul Edwin Fuller, MT. and Mrs. Joe Green, MT. and Mrs. Sidney J. Ross. Stanley Murphy. Stephen Goodman and William Coleman Rogers.
 MT. and Mrs William R. Bertram (Hazel De Numb returned Wednes- 1 day from a three weeks absence in l the north and are at present occupy ing the De Mund residence on North | Second avenue where they will bel domiciled until autumn when theyj will move to their artistic bungalow in Wentworth. They were joined in 1 Prescott fortnight ago by MT. andl Mrs. A Cass Redewill and the little party motored to Flagstaff and Oak 1 Creek and made the return trip to 1 Phoenix in the Redewill car MT. and ]