Arizona republican., 1922-06-11

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MESA YOUNG PEOPLE
SUCCUMB To CUPID
| MESA, June 10-Dan Cupid has
| become suddenly active in the Mesa
| territory within the past week, a to-
| tai Of five popular couples of the
city falling prey to him within that
short period. The first few days of
| June passed uneventful, but since last
Monday Cupid has been busy as a
bee and there will be no letup in his
ceremonials until the final knot of
the five is tied Sunday afternoon.
Aubineau- Champagne
Stealing away from their friends
unexpectedly, Miss Bonnie Cham
pagne and Jewel Aubineau were
married on Saturday night, June g.,
in Prescott They spent several days
on their honeymoon in the mile high
city and returned to Mesa Wednes-
day. They will live in the Duffy
cottage at 165 North Pasadena ave.
nue..
Mrs. Aubineau is a Mesa girl, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cham
payne. who reside northwest of the
city. She graduated from the Mesa
high school with the class of 1920,
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at the Tempe Normal. Mr.. Aubineau
is a northern Arizona boy but for
the past two years has made Mesa
his home, where he is in charge of
the local branch of the Union Oil
company.
Lush Soder
Miss Sigfried Soder, teacher in the
Mesa schools for two terms past, and
Richard F. Lush, popularity known
to his many friends as "Dick," were
married at o'clock Saturday morn
ing at ST. Marks Episcopal church,
the Rev. Francis Bloy reading the
service. Only few intimate friends
of the young couple We're in attend
ance at the ceremony.
Mrs. Lush made Arizona her home
for a number of years and has been
a teacher in the Franklin building
the past two terms. Mr.. Lush since
his discharge from the army which lie
Joined because of the World war, has
made Mesa his home, first as secre-
tary of the Mesa Commercial club
and later as a rancher. He is now
credit man for the International
Harvester company in the valley
Dick is renowned in the valley and
state as pitcher on the Mesa Jewels
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lush expect to leave
the first part of the week on an
auto tour through the southern part
of the state, after which they viii be
at home to their friends in Mesa.
Carter -CriswelI
Miss Lucy Criswell and Ted Car
ter of Mesa stole a march on their
friends last Sunday when they mo-
tored to Florence and were married.
Following the ceremony they ex-
tended their trip to points of interest
in the southern part of the state, re-
turning to Mesa Friday.
Mrs Carter has been stenogra-
pher in the Salt River Valley Saw
ings Bank and Trust company for
the past year and during her conf
paratively short residence here has
made many friends. Mr.. Carter has
made his home in Mesa for q NUM-
ber of months, being employed at the
Palace barber shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter are ut home
to their friends in the Fraser apart
ments, 81 East Main street.
Lewis Smith
A wedding ceremony of Sunday
afternoon will be consummated With
Miss Clara Lewis and Chester A.
Smith as the contracting parties. Miss
Lewis is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. Lewis, pioneer residents
Of the valley. The wedding will oc-
cur at l o'clock Sunday afternoon,
at the home of the brides parents on
the Roosevelt road, one and one
half miles east of Mesa.
Mr. Smith is a native valley boy,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fl. Smith
of Tempe Since the organization of
Battery Z. 15Sth field artillery, in
Mesa, he has been in charge of the
stock and equipment OF the battery
as stable sergeant.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith will make their
home in one of the Beyerle cottages
on West First avenue
Sutton Maier
Phon D. Sutton and Miss Luella
Maier We're married the forepart of
the week at the Methodist parson-
age, mention of the wedding having
appeared in the Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton are at home
to their friends in their new cottage
on South Hilbert street.
No Ball Game Sunday
The Mesa Jewels will take their
first rest Sunday after 16 consecutive
Sunday games, IA of which they have
won. The Jewels were scheduled with
the White SoX on the local diamond,
but the Sox belatedly cancelled the
game in favor of one at Riverside and
left the locals without a contest. Sew
eral of the weak spots in the Jewels
lineup will be filled by next Sun
day. Manager Stapley declares. and
the team will be even stronger for
its coming schedule of games than it
has been in the past. Mesa will play
the Caseys here next Sunday.
"Eliza" Pleases
1.-THE Coming of Eliza" was pre-
sented at the L. D. S. auditorium Fri
day evening by the Second Ward Mu-
tual Improvement association and
proved a distinct success. A good
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