Arizona republican., 1913-12-21

aUntS, Miss Fannie Archer and Miss Anna Archer of Palm Villa. MT. and Mrs. Archer are coming west also and will remain for the winter, while the younger folk plan to leave for Holland the tenth of January. Miss Archer. it will be remembered, made her debut in Phoenix and was greatly admired and sought after. She is a III. attractive girl of brunette color ing and a decided favorite with all who know her.
 A smart event of this week. which l is crowded with holiday functions, l will be the dance to be given by Mir. and Mrs. Royal Lescher Tues i day evening at lhe Country club in honor of Miss @Margaret Bryan of Annapolis.
 Preceding the tango lesson at tha 1 Valley Field club Friday afternoon, William H. McCord gave an exceed 1 iEgIy pleasurable luncheon. His i guests were Mr. and Mrs. w. J. l Ktngsbury Mrs. Paul Edwin Fuller i of Mesa, Mrs. John II. Page, Mrs. Robert Wallace Craig, William Cole man Rogers. Power Conway and Colt i Myers.
 From Los Angeles comes word of i the marriage of Miss Lorraine Scott to James Patterson Smart. student secretary of the Y. M. (. A. a recent erent which attracted many Phoenf- clans to the coast. The wedding took rlaco at the home of MT. and Mrs Ilewellyn Jackson Rice. life-Io friends of the bride. The reception rooms were artisucalIy decorated in | and smilaN. while the predominant feature of the scheme was the we'd ding bell or ferns and roses. beneath which the bridal party stood. Rev erend Henry Martyr Campbell of the Presbyterian church read the ser vice. The music was charming. Miss Byrd Rice playing the bridal chorus from "Lohengrin" and acting as ac- companist for Miss Lucia Rice. who softly sang "I Cannot Help Loving Thee during the ceremony. The bride was lovely in cream brocadej c'epe meteor trimmed with lace and pearls. Her tulIe veil fell the length If her train and was held in place with orange blossoms She carried a shower boquet of lilies of the vaI- ley. Among the seventy-five guests who were present at the marriage
 
 resided here. Were Mrs C. F. Kim Der, Miss Marion Armstrong and Reverend MT. Campbell from Phoenix Mir and Mrs. Smart are passing their honeymoon in northern California and will be at home in Los Angeles after the first of the year.
 Members of the Neighborhood club passed a plcasurable evening of auc- ton Friday with MT. and Mrs. D. II Burtis of North Second avenue.
 Celora Stoddard will return Tues day from fortnights hunting trip ill New Mexico.
 MT and Mrs. Edward MeIczer of Chicago will arrive shortly and win Pass week here en route for the California coast. They will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. SeIim J. Nicholson of North First avenue.
 Winter always brings an influx Of interesting visitors Among the most attractive strangers here this wear are MT. and Mrs Grant ShockIev recent arrivals from St Louis. They will reside here permanently and will be a welcome addition to the smart set
 Mrs J. NJ. YapIe closed her country Place on the Black Canyon road thursday for the winter season. "hich she will pass in W-asbinqtop D- C., the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Congressman and Mrs Stephens of Texas. Mrs. YaD1e win Iass few weeks with Congressman and Mrs Carl Hayden before her return in the spring.
 Miss Anna Marks and AIbart Marks are recent arrivals from inc cost who will winter in Phoenix. the guests of MT. and Mrs Barnett E, Marks.
 Miss Selma Goldberg gave an at- uactively appointed luncheon Thurs day in honor of Miss Helen Laird ana Miss Stella Sears A pink color scheme Was used in decoration, the tables central ornament being pink carnations. The dainty color tone was emphasized in the shaded can dles- Covers were laid for twelve of the most intimate friends of the ccmplimented guests.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. E. King of Los Angeles are the guests of the Homer Kings
 Miss Ora Matthews. d prominent settlement worker of Michigan. who will study conditions in the west be- fore her return in the spring, is a guest of Mrs sam W. Seip of North First avenue
 
 Miss Charlotte Lane of Philadel phia is the guest of Mrs Lawrence T.. Beye of 1735 West Adams street. She will remain until after the holi- days.
 
 The QuatrO club met Thursday af- ternoon with Mrs Evans Darby Mrs El l..r