Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-07-09

Tuesday FOR Kingman They viii
De away for an indefinite period.
! The wedding of Miss Liviain Fire
sheets, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. r. II.
| Firesheets and DR.. Clarence Tolleson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Tolleson
which took place in Spartanburg, S. c.
recently will be of interest to Phoe-
nicians. An account Of the event from
a southern paper follows:
Among the weddings Of interest here
and to a large number of friends else
where was the one which occurred yes
terday afternoon at o'clock at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Firesheets,
when their daughter, Livain, was
united in marriage to DR.. Clarence Toll
Lesson of Swansea, Ariz
The home was attractively decorated
in wedding green and white, the par
Tors being thrown together and hung
with garlands of smilax and banked
with ferns. The aisle leading to the
altar was formed by ropes of tulle
caught to the tall candles by daisy
filled baskets. placed at intervals on
either side, the tulle ending in a bas-
ket of daisies, being above the altar
this being formed with a bank Of ferns
. Preceding the ceremony "Beautys
Eyes" by Tosti, and Il Love Thee by
Greig, were sung by Miss Mary Bo-
mar, accompanied by Miss Mary Stan
SELL who played the wedding march.
The first to enter We're the flower
girls, Lulie and Evelyn Firesheets, sis
tiers of the bride Next came the little
| ringbearer. Dorothy Cover, all dressed
in dainty lingerie frocks. Following
these came the maid of honor, Miss Ell
, sic Firesheets. sister of the bride,
wearing girlish frock of white net
with a picture hat of blue chiffon. The
- bride, a petite brunette, made an eX-
quisite picture in her wedding gown of
white charmeuse and picture hat of
lace. Her bouquet was valley lilies
and orchids arranged shower effect
She was met at the altar by the bride
groom and his best man, \. A. Trippel
of Phoenix, Ariz. The beautiful ring
ceremony was performed by DR.. f. S
Alderman, of the First Baptist church.
D., Before leaving, the bride donned her
u travelling costume of blue faille silk
with tampe boots and hat They left
on No. 80 for northern cities and points
west and will be at home after July ?;
in Swansea, AriZ.
The many friends of the bride re-
It greet that her marriage win take hel
50 far from her girlhood home. The
bridegroom is an old Spartanburg boy
: who, since leaving here, has taken his
degree at the Baltimore Medical col
= lege and for the past two years ha!
| been surgeon for the Swansea Minnl
| & Railroad companies.
The out of town guests for the wed
ding were: Mrs J. w. Anderson, Soutl
Boston. Va, grandmother of the bride
Mrs Raymond l. Cover and daughter
| Dorothy of Arizona, sister and niece o
| the bridegroom; Miss Mary StanselI, o
| Barnwell; Miss Lois Burley of Wins
boro; Mrs. Joe Osborn and Ralp
Hamilton, of Gaffney; Mrs. A. A. Trip
| pei, of Phoenix. Arz and James Pc
sey, of Rock Hill.
Fred Christy entertained the mem
bers of the Sigma Chi fraternity q
dinner at his country place Wednes
day evening.
Interesting news was received hel
last week of the marriage of Miss 40
| die Richmond, daughter of Mr. an
Mrs G. b. Richmond to Scott Adam
which took place in Pomona June
II After a honeymoon at Camp Badly, NJ
II and Mrs Adams will return to soutf
ern California, making their home f.
1 In Io, lra Ia
ing Arizona many years ago, Il
| Richrnonds have Travelled extensivel
Miss Richmond was especially fond
travel and passed quite bit of h
time in Central America with h
brother Charles Richmond On her r.
turn to California where the fami
maintained its home, she renewed Il
acquaintance with Mr.. Adams, a friei
of long standing and the engageme
followed There were several attrac
i've pre-nupti2l affairs given in hon
OF the bride elect and the wedding
said to have been one of the mo
charming events of the Pomona Sc
son.
Riverside is a favorite rendezvo
for fashionable folk at present. L,
cry evening finds, not one, but ma
parties at the popular amuseme
- mari pippic Sunpar followed