Arizona republican., 1916-09-17

of another brother was in white chif- ion trimmed in silver and black velvet
 MT. and Mrs Bennett left last even ing for Los Angeles and the beaches where they will enjoy a weeks sojourn before leaving for motor trip to San Diego to see the fair. Returning to , Pomona they will then prepare for the ! homeward journey to Phoenix, where | they are to live planning to stop on the | way in the Grand Canyon and the pet rified forests. Many beautiful gifts of cut glass, silver and china. besides quantities of exquisite linen. attest the popularity of the bride, only child of MT. and Mrs. Downing, who has passed of her life Downing, who has passed most of her life here. Both she and Mir | Bennett are graduates of Stanford University and MT. Bennett now is in the auto supply business in Phoe- l nix.
 | On of the most beautifully planned weddings of the year and one of in- | terest alike in Prescott and this city will take place October fourth when Miss Helen Huberta Boyle, a charming l local girl becomes the bride of Forrest Leland Haworth, a well known at | torney of Prescott The wedding to l been issued. will be an early morning affair at St. Mary's church, Reverend Father NOvatus officiating. It will be followed by q breakfast to the bridal party at the home of Miss Boyle's parents, MT. and Mrs Thomas Boyle, 40 East Van Buren street. The color tone used in decoration will be yellow with chrysanthemums and roses against a background of ferns and palms to carry out the artistic ideas that will be incorporated in the gem eral scheme. Little Miss Marion Whit ney will be the flower girl and Miss | Ellen Hughes the bridesmaid. The ushers will include Howard Hughes, Elwin Harrington, Joe Kehoe and Vir- gil King. A delightful feature will be
 the elaborate musical program rem dered by the choir in addition to the solo by Mrs. E. F. Spaulding, who will sing 'The Life Road" immediately after the ceremony. Miss Regina Ca dieux will be the organist.
 The bride will wear an exquisite hand made frock of Escereal lace com
 bined with taffeta and tulle and charming bit of sentiment will be ex-
 pressed in the bridal veil of rose point
 lace sent from the Immaculate Heart
 College at Hollywood by the sisters of
 the order. Sister NJ. Coletta (Mary
 Boyle. q sister of the bride) who be-
 longs to the order has also painted the
 white satin kneeling pillows to be used for the ceremony
 Among the many out of town guests
 will be several from Prescott among others. Mir. and Mrs. Wilhelm Paar and
 Mir. and Mrs. George Thayer who en- tertained in honor of Miss Boyle dur ing her recent visit in the northern | tgff. T in Los Angeles and San Francisco 7 with few days in Palo Alto that Mir. . Haworth might renew friendships made 1 when a student at Stanford University. He is member of the Delta Chi fra l ternity and his frat brothers are plan ming number of affairs in honor of I his bride
 3 Miss Boyle is one of the best known g and liked girls in Phoenix where she I has lived since childhood save the few < years she attended school in the east , She is soloist of note and has been r most generous in contribution to the l pleasure of amateur entertainments { She has a voice of rich and pleasing
 contralto quality and has studied with e the best of local teachers as we'll as @ those in Chicago. She was recently of 8 fered a scholarship by Emma Clark e | Motu. president of the International e College of Music and Expression and g while her marriage will make her ac- , ceptance impossible she never the less { | means to continue her study. q Mir. Haworth is United States com s missioner at Prescott, director of the fl chamber of commerce and member oi - the chamber of commerce. He is on, d of the foremost young attorneys in the f state.
 - The juniors enjoyed their last weel 5. before the opening of schooi to tn - utmost. There were scores of pleas
 ant affairs during the week, one 0 s the most delightful being given b,
 Miss Gertrude Evans, who entertaine, Q group of her girl friends on Wed n nesday. Hearts was a feature of tn . affair and the pretty prizes were wol if hy Miss Marion Duncan, Miss Selm 70 Blandy and Miss Gladys Seeking, al There were present. Miss Gertrud Ia Buntman. Miss Mary Hulett. Mis-
 Marion Duncan. Miss Helen Ellis, Mis- 10 Mildred Doris, Miss Janice Manning d Miss Wilhelmina Manning; Mis- "a Gladys Seedlings, Miss Winifred Clarl I,, Miss Selma Blandy. Miss Lavina Les y ter. Miss Elizabeth Wilson. Mis- " Georgine Barnes. and Miss Margare ,d Christy.
 Ia s; Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard i lu passing the week end in town fror si Los Angeles where she will winter u,
 '',e Mir and Mrs. J. D. Rowlands wi ,n , return Wednesday from Honolul, lu where they passed the summer sea
 son.
 Mrs. Pepper and son, Gregory Per per. will arrive from St. Louis shortl
 and will pass the autumn and wintt months here
 Quite the most interesting event ( the early eutumn season will be fl
 marriage of Miss Maud Campbell
 Pert Clingan. which will take place
 five o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Onl
 few close friends will be present
 the ceremony at the Trinity Pro
 Cathedral The young folk will pa!
 their honeymoon at the Grand Canyo
 and be at home at the Westminst
 apartments after october 15.
 Mrs. Henry D. Ross returned Frida
 from Prescott where she passed u
 last few weeks of summer.
 Friends of MT. and Mrs. Frederic | Alsdorf will regret to learn that ths
 will not return to Phoenix this wint,
 but will pass the season in New Tor
 They were in the east all summer ar
 for the past few weeks have been
 San Francisco. leaving there yesterda for Nam York