Arizona republican., 1916-10-01

a lily. United States Attorney Thomas Flynn will act as best man and the ushers will be Howard Hughes, Virgil King. Jo Kehoe and Elwin Warrington. Thomas Boyle will give his daughter away. The wedding will take place at eight o'clock Reverend Father Novatus officiating. Sr. Mary's church will be elaborately decorated for the event, yellow being the predominant color note in the floral adornment. There will be scveral hundred guests in cluding prominent state officials. Following the ceremony a breakfast will be given for the bridal party at the Boyle residence, 40 East Van Buren Street.
 MT and Mrs. Walter S. Cannon. of San Francisco, arrived yesterday and are being entertained by MT. and Mrs Eugene Redewill. They will remain in town until Wednesday, when they will accompany the Redewills on a motor tour to Roosevelt and the min ing districts in Gila county.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Bonnet Ge- royce Downing). whose marriage in | Pomona was a smart event of early ! September, are the guests of the , Walter Bennetts. The young people will be established at the Welch apartments this winter.
 l MT. and Mrs Bert Clingan CMaude CampbelD. have returned from their honeymoon passed at the Grand Can yon. They are domiciled at the Westminster apartments.
 Miss Henrietta Olney. the charm ing and attractive daughter of MT and Mrs. George A. Olney, left Wed nesday for New York where she will continue her course at the fashion able finishing school she attended last season.
 pr. R. G. Bazell. of Winslow, pass ed the early part of the week in town the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. w Asbury. Mir. and Mrs. Bazell will be among the out of town visitors ir Phoenix fair week. when they will be entertained by the Asburys.
 Mrs Fred Christv has returned from St Paul where she passed the summer months.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gus Noll have de- cided definitely to pass the winter months in Los Angeles. Their resi- dence on North First avenue will bt occupied by Mrs. Lewis Wallace anC | her sister, Mrs. Mcclure who ar, now touring the east, and Mrs Wal lace's daughter. Ms. Edith Knowles who is at present in California. They exreet to arrive in Phoenix Novem- Der l.
 l It will be delightful news to tn, 1 smart set that it is to have such charming addition this season. al MT. and Mrs. k. P. Davie, and thei attractive daughters and clever youn, son. of Colorado Springs. The girls who were graduated from Marlbor ough school last season, are young | pretty Viyacious and will no doub be enormously popular with tn | Country Club contingent. Mis- | Marjorie Davie and R. P Davie. Jr and Miss Susan Widdecombe. of Den | yer, who is to visit them this winter have been intown for a week, guest or Judge and Mrs. C. F. Ainswortt This morning they will be joined b Mir DaVie. while Mrs. Davie and Nils Lois Davie who are at present i Cincinnati. will arrive later in tn season. They plan to lease a resi- dence and will unquestionable con tribute largely to the gayety of tn peasure loving.
 II MT. and Mrs Henry Kohl were re cent hosts of an al fresco supper a their country home The yeranda were gay with Japanese lanterns an trailing vines and flowers formed a effective background. There wer present MT. and Mrs Henry Laude MT. and Mrs. Thomas Starr, Mis Ethel Bond, Miss Marie Bond Mis Alice Kelsey, Miss Mabel Joy, Mis Nettle Arnold Miss Helen Taylor, Mis Sylvia Gragan, Miss Helen Hinzt. Mis Bertha Charlebos Miss Nave Tedfort Miss Grace Kohl. T. J. Downey. Wi nam Boynton Harold Mason, Donal Evans, Thomas Johnson, George Pey ton, Kelly Page, George Smith. Joh J Arnold and Albert Swanson. 
 |. Eugene Goldman left Friday for Sa Francisco to join his sister, Miss Ro, Bell Goldman who will accompan him east next week. They plan pass short time in Chicago, St. Loui \ Phliadelphla and Boston. deVoting fl greater part of their stay in New Yor
 where they will be the guests of the \ brother and sisterin-law. MT and MT \ Sidney Charles Goldman. MT. Goldma
 will return in six weeks but Miss Golt \ man will be missed by the social s \ until the first of the year. The Col,
 mans, to the regret of their mar
 friends are passing fewer months he
 each year. Mrs. Leo Goldman was | New York practically all spring whi
 she passed the summer months in S; Francisco where she is at the prese
 time She. however, plans to retur
 the latter part of the week and befo
 long Charles Goldman will be ba,
 from a several months absence
 Honolulu and the California coast.
 
 The Utopia club will figure pror n inently in the gayety of the junior S
 thls season having planned a series
 delightful affairs. While the init
 date has not been announced it is Il
 derstood that the dance is schedul
 for late in October A series of E
 dances will take place at the Woman
 club and there will be other events
 which the club will play host duri
 the winter season. The officers a
 J. C. Wenger, president; l.. L. Bra
 vice president; G. A. Snodgrass, SC
 retary, and c. E. Mover, treasurer. t three other directors being Louis Bol
 w. Y. Mills and Gleen Stevens.
 Mrs. Fred L. Humphrey and If
 daughter, Miss Edith Humphrey Ina returned from a three months abser
 in Omaha.
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