Arizona republican., 1917-07-15
Society and Club Notes for Sunshine Cat

picnics there this week as in past weeks. On Tuesday evening a con- genial party was composed of Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Dodge, Mir and Mrs. Joseph Stark, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Weather ford, MT and Mrs. w. B. Lount, Mrs. M. K. Gantz and Dr. George Brock way.
 Picnics are practically the only di- version of the hour and a favorite ren- dezvous for affairs of this character is Riverside. An event of Wednesday evening provided pleasure for Dr. and Mrs. Louis Dysart, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Gillespie, Mrs. David Palmer, Miss Elizabeth Gillespie, Miss Winifred Dy- sart, Palmer Dysart and Bernie Dy- Sart.
 Miss Mable Norton Becomes
 Bride of WiIoer K. LinviIe.
 The most interesting event of the midsummer season took place at s o'clock last evening when Miss Mabel Norton. the charming daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. R. Norton became the bride of Wilbern Hunter Linville. With the exception of the bridal attend = ants only relatives witnessed the at tractive ceremony at the Norton resi- dence, 600 North Third street. Pink was the predominant note in the deco rative scheme which was unusually eff fective. A profusion of carnations in termingled with greenery formed a screen before which the bridal party stood as Reverend George Varney of the Baptist church read the service. The bride wore the ivory satin frock worn by her mother at her own we'd ding with an effective modiSh touch in it's adornment of exquisite silk net. Spanish lace and pearl embroidery. The skirt was made with a net tunic caught to the panel with pearls and at the hem an embroidered pearl motif added to the smartness. The satin bodice was draped in graceful lines with the rare old lace The veil, which was also worn by the brides mother. was of tulle and was held by a ruche of tulle with a garniture of pearls and orange blos- sons. She carried a shower bouquet of brides rose buds.
 Miss Edith Jacobs, the maid of hon. or, and only attendant wore a lingerie frock of white French voile and valen- ciennes lace. Her flowers were pink carnations.
 Miss Alice Norton, sister of the bride. who played the wedding march and softly sang, "Oh Promise Me- after the ceremony, looked charming in a ruff fled white organdie gown.
 Mrs. Norton was becomingly cos tuned in gray silk with a touch of rose color.
 Edward Howard of Cave Creek served MT. Linville as best man.
 MT. and Mrs. Linville will pass their honeymoon in Venice and will be formally at home at 1885 East Pierce street after October 1. Both young people are members of pioneer famil- ies, prominently identified with the de- velopment of the state Both, too, have lived here practically all their lives and have a legion of friends. Mrs Linville is an exceptionally talented young woman. She is a musician of ability and plays the piano and violin with distinction. She is also a clever vocalist.
 MT. Linville, who is the son of MT and Mrs. W. T. Linville, is a deputy in the office of the county recorder. He has been active in politics since he reached his majority and has served as county officer for the past five years.
 Dr. and Mrs. George Goodrich left Wednesday for the coast Dr. Good rich will return early in the week, Mrs. Goodrich remaining until autumn.
 
 Mrs R. F. McGillen and her sister. Miss Jewel T. Murphy have returned from a fortnight in the north. They will remain in town until August when they plan few weeks at the coast and the canyon.
 MT mad Mrs. Frank Viault are leaving early in the week for a months camping trip In the mountains. They will motor first to Roosevelt and Globe
 Mrs. A. L. Moore will leave Wed nesday for Long Beach.
 MT. and Miss Goldberg Go
 To Coast For the Summer.
 Mrs Aaron Goldberg and Miss Selma Goldberg left Thursday evening. for Los Angeles where they will be joined by MT. Goldberg in August. They will pass several weeks at the beaches be- fore their return in September.
 Miss Irene Foley will leave Sunday for San Francisco where she will pass the remainder of the summer with her aunt, Mrs. Eldridge Truman Barnett. Mrs. Thomas Campbell and Mrs. H J. Lee who have been in Prescott since the Fourth returned to town Wednes day.
 MT. and Mrs. I. J. Johnson returned Wednesday from a fortnights absence in Bisbee and Douglas
 Mrs. Harry Hurley left Thursday for j, Long Beach where she will pass the | remaining six weeks of summer Miss Mae Hurley left with her cousin but will summer in San Francisco. Miss Eleanor Sloan left Tuesday fol Los Angeles where she will be joined | in a few weeks by Judge and Mrs | Richard E. Sloan and Miss Mary Sloan Prominent Phoenicians Go For Iron Springs Outing. The David Goldbergs will leave thi. morning for Iron Springs. Miss Ruth