Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-21
SCOTTSDALE NEWS

At the Presbyterian church in Phoe
nix, occurred the wedding on Satur-
day night. of Miss Effie Mcintosh
and Edward Lee Smith. Reverend
Marquis officiated and the impressive
i'm" ceremony vas used. The we'd
ding was a very quiet one, with only
the closest friends present. Miss
Marguerite Shepard was maid of honor
and @. H. Spring acted as Mr.. Smiths
best man. After the ceremony, an
elaborate wedding dinner was enjoyed
with covers laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith, MIS-. Katherine Shepard. Miss
Marguerite Shepald and Q. II. Spring
Later the party attended the theater
before retnrnnE to tnelr several
homes in Scottsoale. The bride is a
native Of Australia, but has made
Scottsdale her home of recent years.
Nr. and Mrs Smith viii be at home
to their many friends after February
!, al their pleasant home on the
Arizona Securities and Investment
company ranch OF which Mr., Smith is
the efficient manager.
Mrs Fred Thomas arrived Monday,
from Boston. to visit her daughter,
Miss Marjorie Thomas.
Afr and Mrs. Walter Smith and Mrs.
William Van Bensckoten. attended the
performance OF Intolerance" in PhOe-
nix, Monday afternoon.
James Vanderhoof. George Serviss.
Buster Graves, WIN Miller Frank
Caldwell and Roy Van Leer, made up
Il mixing party, which accompanied
by Scout Master Elliot on horse back,
went 10 the Indian cave at Camel-bac
mountain Saturday. They went well
laden with provisions, ard cooked their
dinner n the cave; their menu con-
sisted of baked reanS, bread and
! butter, bacon, eggs. fried potatoes
cheese, cookies. coffee and a pie apiece.
80 fan there nave been no fatalities
reported.
/ Nh, and Mrs Cry Looms entertained
! Mrs. Philip Harder, her daughter Fern
and sons Kenneth and Roy at dinner
! Sunday.
Arthur Tlsdale has a badly wounded
/ hand. the result of small miNup
/ with the pump engine at the /. A.
/ Walker ranch, where he is employed.
Wade Marshalls familiar face is
welcomed h,' the patrons OF the
Scottsdale- Phoenix stage. He is driv-
ing the seven passenger Paige car
for Mrs. Bradley.
Miss CARRIED Parker spent the
weekend at her home in Tempe.
Mrs. Guy \. Looms and MIR. and
! Mrs. Charles Miller motored in to
/ Phoenix Monday night, TO hear Schu-
mann Heink.
Charles Caldwell has installed a new
milking machine. An official manu-
featured in La Crosse, Wisconsin. It
has Z capacity for six COWS ut a time
and is the only one of its kind in
this section.
Floyd Simmons of Phoenix, is
spending a few days at the home of
his sister, Mrs. r. j. Harder.
Miss Ethel Gibson was hostess % a
party of her friend on Friday night,
in honor of the basket ball team of
Tonne high school, of which she is a
member.
A delightful evening OF music and
games was followed by a dainty sup
per OF cake. cocoa and pineapple with
whipped cream. Those enjoying Miss
Ginson's hospitality were Misses Ruth
Spangler, Danny Parker, Helen Price,
Jessie Names. Leonora Candy, Gladys
Gibson, and Mr.. Christy, coach; Ernest
Pafford, Ebert Winkleman, Wilfred
Austin. Raymond Pike. Harry Stewart
and Sonny Kingsberry.
Mrs. Harry Ours was a Scottsdale
visitor Tuesday coming out from
Phoenix with MIR. c. c. Cash. the
manual training teacher
George Caldwell returned to San
Francisco Monday, after short stay
with relatives here. His visit was
the occasion of a number of family
dinners. On Friday night the close
relatives were all invited to Bryan
Mawr." the Paradise Valley home of
T H Caldwell. Saturday, the gather
ing was ct the 9. T. Caldwell home
on the Tempe Read, while on Sunday
the family met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs F. O. Brown
Misses Dorothy Loomis and Maxine
Stlchal. Master Thoo. Starkev. and
Helen and Conway Filton of Tempe
helped Louise, the small daughter OF
A. Fl Gibson. celebrate her seventh
birthday on Saturday afternoon. A
happy afternoon was spent playing
games dear to childish hearts and
light refreshments were served, the
place of honor being given 10 the big
birthday cake.
Lonnie Carter has been undergoing
an attack oe grippe. His sister Marian
has also been confined to the house
with n heavy cold.
Mrs. Katherine Shepard was hostess
Sunday at Ginner party, where
covers were laid for the following
Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward L. Smith Miss
Marguerite Shepard, Messers Q. H
!. Spring and Fred Wilson. The affair
was in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Angle lard ranch was the scene OF
: n pleasant little dinner Tuesday even
ing which Mrs. Van Renschotin, who
is n winters guest OF Mr. and Mrs
for Mrs Smith, in honor of her birth
day. The guests of the evening were
Mrs. Thomas and Miss Marjorie