Arizona republican., 1913-04-06

Mrs Victor Redewill of 501 Culver street will leaV this evening for Los Angeles where she will pass the spring and summer months with her parents. Professor and Mrs. W. E. Craeger
 Husbands evening was observed by
 the Priscilla club Tuesday when Mrs.
 Levi Young gave d delightful dinner at
 her home. 915 East Van Buren street. Lavender wistaria and sweet alyssum
 decorated with charming effect. Those who assisted the hostess were Mrs. Margaret Jones, Mrs. P J. Ritchie. Mrs
 A. L. DOran, Mrs. Butler and Mrs. J. Fl. Day. The guests included MT. and Mrs Charles Stanton. Mr and Mrs. James Downing, MT. and Mrs. Harvey Patton. Mrs. James Jones. Mrs Fred Young; Miss Hazel Stewart. Miss Edna Day, Arthur Stewart, c. Fred Sharpe. F.. M Lamson, T. F.. Irvine Levi Young and J. II. Day
 An interesting wedding will take place at high noon today when Miss Marie Louise Craven daughter of Mir and Mrs. George Craven will become 1 the bride of Augustus Cass RedeWili ] Only the relatives will witness the l ceremony which will be solennized
 at the Redewirl residence on North 1 Second street. The very Reverend 1 Dean, William J. Scarlet of the Tri-
 nifty Pro- Cathedral will read the service
 1 A green and white color scheme will l be used in decoration. In the recess | window of the reception room a bower ! has been erected fashioned of pepper
 boughs and feathery ferns with great 1 fluffy loops and bows of tulle inter 1 mingled.
 1 The bride will wear an exquisite gown of white grograin silk ornament l ed in satin roses. Her tulle veil held
 by orange blossoms will fall to the length of her court train. She will 1 carry a shower bOquet of orange blos- 1 soms and ferns.
 ! Miss Alice RedeWill will be the maid ] of honor and only attendant. She will 1 be costumed in white charmeuSe yelled l in marquisette that is caught here and 1 there with satin roses. She will carry i and arm boquet of white carnations. Mrs Craven will wear white crepe | meteor. Mrs. Augustus RedeWili will
 be costumed in black crepe meteor and rare old point lace.
 Kirke Moore will act as best man.
 The dining room will be done in
 tones of red American Beauty roses and will carry out an effective de- corative scheme.
 | vriJ hn Grand Canyon and Castle Hot Springs
 and the young people will be at home
 at 200 East Van Buren street after | May l.
 Mrs. J. E. Hooker contributed to the l weeks pleasurable affairs with a cafe taria supper Sunday evening at hel North Second Avenue residence. Hel guests included Mir and Mrs. Harry 1 Hall. MT. and Mrs. Eugene Brown oi Peoria. Miss Rema Doris, Miss Mabe l Hooker. George Ryder of Pekin, Ill., Lester C. Byron and Harry Welch. Mrs. F.. F.. PaScoe of 634 North Sec ond Avenue entertained informally 1 Wednesday afternoon with auction II honor of Mrs Herman Perry De Mund | who leaves on Friday for fortnight 1 absence in the south. The floral ar rangement was charming. The recep ton room was especially attractive II it's decoration of hyacynth and swee alysum. while the living room was
 done in purple stock, the library II scarlet flax and the dining room hel6 | a profusion of California poppies. Mrs De Mund was given a guest prize ant the card favors were won by Mrs Joseph H. Kibbey. Mrs. J. E. Walker and Mrs. Helen Bury. A guessing I game was one of the pleasures of the occasion, Mrs. Mary Lowe capturing the prize. Those who enjoyed Mrs