Arizona republican., 1916-01-06
GLENDALE COUPLE
 SURPRISE FRIENDS
Kept Marriage Secret for Several Days, But Se-
 cret Leaked Out

The one surprise of the holiday | season was the marriage at Phoenix on Thursday. December 30 of one of Glendale's most popular young couples, Miss Name Burch and Mir. ! G. L. Papton. The newlyWeds sue ceeded in keeping the affair a secret several days, but some one said something that made the secret public.
 The bride has been connected with Robinson's cash store since her ar rival here from Illinois some two years ago, and has been a favorite with the large number of patrons of | that establishment. while the groom 1 is one of the valleys most promi- nent young ranchers and business men. He is well known locally 1 through his activities in the produce market and former connections with the Santa Fe station at this point He owns a ranch southwest of the ] city on the Yuma road, where the young couple are now at home with the best wishes of a large circle of friends
 Mrs. R. F. w. smith expects to | leave in d few days for eastern Washington where she will spend several months with relatives and friends.
 The public installation announced to take place next Friday night by the Modern Woodmen of America in conjunction with the Royal Neigh bors has been postponed until the third Friday night of this month, that being the next regular meeting night of the order.
 There will be a special called ,f row night in Masonic Hall. Among those going from this dis trict to take the Farmers Short Course at the University of Arizona is H. J. Van Fleet. foreman on the Alllire ranch. who left Monday for the old Pueblo city The order of Eastern Star is plan ming to hold an installation of off cers next Monday evening. when a banquet will be served and a social evening enjoyed in celebration of the orders first installation.
 Miss Foster has been employed as saleslady at Robinson's Cash Store to succeed Mrs. Paxton.
 Miss Jessie F'orsythe. who had spent the holiday season with her sister. Mrs. T. J. Sine, has returned to her home in Phoenix.
 w. O. Perkins returned Monday from a business trip to the northern part of the state.
 Joseph Horne. general manager of the Glendale Nurseries. returned yes terday from a tour of the southern part of Arizona. where he went in the interest of his business. He re- ports fine trip and good business regardless of a lot of snow and bad weather. He took a few days off Christmas and enjoyed a visit Co Fl Paso He has not reported the sue cess met in the Pass city.
 January l4 there will be a bus
 mess meeting at the Woman's Club.
 ,hen delegates will be named to General Federation to he held in Tucson.
 The Ladies Aid of the Christian Church will meet with Mrs. A. A.. Carric!l at he, home in CatHn Court tom' rruV afternoon.
 Miss Eleanor Roberts has returned to Flagstaff Monday to resume her studies at the Normal after spending tle holiday season with her parents Rev and Mrs Roberts.
 Master Paul Smith returned to Tucson yesterday where he is att tending the school for deaf children. after spending the Christmas hoH- days with his parents. MT and Mrs J. H. Smith.
 Vinton Hammels who spent the holiday vacation with his home folks has returned to the University at Tucson.