Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
1T SUNDAY WEDDING
 MESA GIRL BECOMES ELPASOMAN' SbR|DE

MESA. June GA pretty wedding ceremony vas solemnized In Mesa st . o'clock Sunday afternoon when Miss Bessie Rabenowitx became the bride of William ]. Chernin. a young busi- ness man of Fl PAso- The ceremony was performed at the home of the brides mother. Mrs F. Rabenowitz. iss North Macdonald street. Rabbi Liknsftz of Phoenix officiating
 The scene Of the wedding was laid in the spacious drawing room of the home. the room being beautifully decorated with ferns and roses In the center of which wss a canopy Of white and pink fowers The bride wore a dark blue and gray travellnE suit and a corsaEe bouquet of beauti- ful roses Her sister. Miss Ray Rab- eno~ftx. was maid of honor and was aftractiveiy attircd in a lavender or gandy dres. and hat and carried law endcr sweet peas The bridesmaid Mss Ricka Backs;ein. wore a pink dress and hat of orsandy and carried pink sweet peas Milton Backstcin attended the groom
 After the ceremony the guests ad- journed to the dining room which was decorated in the same color scheme of pink and white where covers were laid for the following VI E. Rabenoxitz. Miss Rabenowitz. Miss Backstein. Mrs l. Hackstein- Miss Cohen. Mra D. Cohen, Miss welll. Mrs J. weiil Mrs l. Cohen. Mrs. Liknaitx. Milton Backstein. Saul Rabenowitz. Harry Rabenovitz. Dr.
 I.iknaitz. sam Cohen. Dave Cohen
 Ben West. Mr. Zion J. Cohn- MT
 PeikIn. l. Cohen and B. J. Arsiza Mir. and Mira Chernin leu on the Il e. AnR.IEU n. herr they win spend . month visiting 'Hr
 diffc c-s b, lchrs l-l-- .cs thes win bo at home at fs11 East Rio Grande street In Fl Paso-
 Aued Veteran on Lona Nike Tired. dirty and hungry from his long hike across the desert. Joe Ponse. ss years of sse and veteran oi the Civil war. drifted into Mesa sat urdav afternoon enroute from Chico | c.iifornia. to join his daughter fn calve.ton- Texaa He started his trtp from Chico with a few dollars In his possession which swindlcrs quickly separated from him before he got to Yuma. From that point nc started hiking and a day out of there he fell exhausted for want or water and food by the railroad tracks. te be picked up In a serni-conscious con,
 ditiou by q section crew heNiNes | with ald kA@u ON AuEtAAe -N
 into Phoenix and too anxious to con
 tinue his trip to wait for attention
 there he started his hike again Sat.
 urday morning. A passing autots
 gave him a lift 10 Mesa and otuciAi of the Welfare League have tAkei hin, in charge here in the hope o Lending the necessary aid His dsugh ter in Galveston has been telegrAphe' . and an effort will be made to rcpien ish the veterans supply Of cash Al. , furnish him a ticket that VIII r~hfl nir, through 10 his destination Win Stop Sidewalk Ridine |. Marshal Warren issued an ultima I tum Monday to the bicycle riders Nn' persist in violation Of the city or | dinance which prohibits nacyel , riding on sidewalks Following
 series of mishaps as the result
 eareIe.s riders harming pedestrians the marshal served notice AondAl
 that all violafors in the future WI \ be promptly arrested only ne~spA ' her and letter carriers In the prupe
 aischarre Of their duties will De ex [ euipted from arrest
 i Valley Christian Church Meeting
 The Naricopa County ChristiAi r church association. embracing al e . the valley towns. Will conNer- q
 Mesa Tuesday afternoon and eVenirl as a part of the nightly revival meet r lirrs now underway in he ioca s church. J. N. Stewart of PhoeniS
 prosidart ef th- association Will prs