Arizona republican., 1915-09-12

l weeks at the expositions they vii | return to Phoenix and be formall! at home at 1610 West Adams stree after November
 l. The bride-elect has many friends il this city where the Butler family | has resided for more than a quarter l of a century. Her sweet and lovablt l character has won her many sincere 1 admirers. She is an unusually clever young woman and has been enter 1 tained quite a bit since the an nouncement of her engagement in the i spring.
 | MT. Thornton has for several years 1 been at the head of the large busi- ness concern with which he is con- | nected. He is considered one of the particularly capable men in local mercantile affairs and is always prominently identified with all the progressive business movements. He, like Miss Butler, is popular socially.
 Mrs. Roland C. Dryer delightfully."- entertained eighteen young folks yes te. day in celebration of the seventh birthday of her daughter Miss Faith Dryer. Jolly out of door games were played and the favors were attrac- tive novelties from the Japanese ex- hibit at the Panama-Pacific exposi- ton.
 Of more than ordinary interest to Phoenicians will be the news of the marriage of Miss Frances Bowman to Clyde Rousseau which occurred in Alliance, Nebraska, recently. The young folk are passing their honey moon in San Francisco and will be at home shortly at the Rousseau ranch on the Maricopa road. The bride visited here two seasons ago and her charm of manner made her a favorite and her return is being an- ticipated with no little pleasure MT. Rousseau is a we'll known young rancher who has an host of friends throughout the valley. A hunting party followed by a bird 1 supper on the Arizona canal bank | was one of the pleasant events of | Monday evening. In the party were l MT and Mrs. Julian Holmes, MT. and [ Mrs. Garrett Schullar, Mrs. Homer | King, Mrs. Barry Goldwater. Mrs. H. | J. Lee, Charles Pope, William A. Horrell and Eugene Goldman.
 Miss Mary Lou Fleming was an informal hostess Wednesday evening lt her home, sol North Fifth street. Included among the guests were Miss Eugenia GIasscOck, Miss Eleanor Br ooks, Dennis Gleason, Harry Shy | fer Henry Snyder and Robert | Fleming.
  The occasional picnic supper gives evidence that the summer pleasures Y Ire still being enjoyed despite the fact that autumn is here. One of |, hese affairs took place at Riverside Thursday evening among those pres i. mt being MT. and Mrs. Sims Ely, |, IT,, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, IT,, Miss Jessie Higley, Miss Ethel Eben Lane and Henry Bass. Miss Salee King and Miss Eva 3ehn, who were maids of honor at he christening of the battleship "Ari- ona" in the Brooklyn navy yard in une returned home Friday after an xtensive eastern and southern tour Hiss King, whose home is in Ken lucky, will winter with her relatives. udge and Mrs. Lewis T. Carpenter f North Central avenue.
 
 Mrs. E. w. Baum and Miss Ruth { 'aum are again established in their { forth Seventh avenue home after summer in Venice.
 :. Miss Ora Orme returned yesterday ! TO man absence of two months in ! os Angeles and San Francisco.
 
 MT. and Mrs. B. E. Van Sweringen : re at home from Los Angeles where ! ley Summered.