Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-15

his permanent home here. He is
directing the management of the
Orme ranch interests in the valley.
Date is Sc, for Wedding
of Prominent State Officer
Cards are out for the wedding of
Miss Hilda Steinegger and Assistant
Attorney General r w. Kramer,
which will take place at ST. Mary's
church Wednesday morning, April
25. The wedding, which will be an
deliberately appointed affair will be
quite a large event, the guest list in
Guiding the names Of many prominent
in political and social life in the
state. Miss Steineeger entertained
the members of the bridal party and
the choir at prettily arranged af-
fair Wednesday evening at her home
on East Moreland street. Hearts was
the feature of the evening, the prizes
being won Dy Anna Hughes and John
Thomas. Those there We're, Miss
Mary Flynn, Miss Louise Gass, Miss
Anna Hughes, Miss C2rmelita Ward.
Miss Helen Pepper, Miss Mary
Stenger, Miss Anna Marie Lake, Miss
Frances Geare Miss Sorefina Renaud,
Miss Regina CaGieuX, p. W. Kramer.
Victor Steireqger, Virgil King.
Thomas Lynch. George Kehoe Walter
McLemcre. Frank Gordon, Francis
Geary. Charles Snyder and John
Thomas Early in the week Miss
Steinegger gave ali Easter party to
the small folk who will be in the
bridal party. her -iny guests thor
oughly enjoying the jolly diversions
the hostesses provided for their pleas
ure There were present Miss Doro-
thy Geare. Miss Bernice Waller. Mar
shall White, Francis Wierer, Norman
Hewin and Albert HeWin.
, Boardman- 5ovaII Wedding
! Notable Affair of Week
! One of the most attractive we'd
dings of the early spring season tool
| Bowel. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
! Thomas Bowel, of Burlington, became
, the bride Of Robert Boardman. The
| marriage took place at 40 West
! Latham street. where the bride and
a groun OF her girl friends have
| made their home for the past few
years. The living room where the
J service was read at $50 o'clock by
| Reverend Bertrand sCooks of st.
Lukes, was decorated in yellow
color scheme. The chosen color tone
was expressed in profusion of pop
pies and spring flowers and was re-
Elected in the bridal bouquet of quaint
old fashioned roses. Miss Bovell's
! gown vas pretty creation OF white
Georgette crepe. Miss Nell Tufts was
the maid of honor. and the Brides
other attendants we're Mrs. r. II
Parsons. Mrs. J. F. Wilson. Miss Mary
Leavell, Miss Grace Tufts Miss Eliza
beth Grumpy and Miss Mabel Crum-
. by. ]. F. SeXson acted as best man
Mr. and Mrs. Roardman left this
, they will pass weeks honeymoon
: They will make their home at 81,
: North Second avenue Mrs Board
2 man is q charming young woman
| who has made d legion of friends il
1 her five years residence in Arizona
She IS 2 graduate of the University
/ of Chicago and is as clever as she i.
: sweet and attractive.
Z Mr.. BoardmaE is assistant Secre
t tary Of the Young Mems Christian
y association and in, charge of tn
t BOYS work He is also physical di
y rector of the institution with whici
e three years. He has many SINGER
i admirers in the city as well as man,
2 staunch friends.
f Mr.. and Mrs. Warren McArthu
:. passed the week in Douglas, return
s ing to town yesterday.
n
= MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Alsdorf
viii Be in Phoenix Shortly
e Quite the most pleasing bit 0
2 news in MANY day is the wor
a from Tucson that Mr. and Mrs. Fred
{, erick Alsdorf will be in Phoeni
It shortly. Mr.. and Mrs Alsdorf, VIII
v passed the greater part of the sea
a son in New York. have crossed tn
r continent several time since leavin
|. Arizona year ago, but this will b
e their first return visit to Phoenix
= The Alsdorfs are exceedingly popu
= lar and will be cordially feted O.
+ their return
y
e Mrs William L. Pinney will civ