Arizona republican., 1922-03-29
CALIFORNIA GIRL AND
CASA. GRAVDE MAN
WE'D IN PHOE NIX

CASA GRANDE, Mar. 27.-One of
the prettiest romances in Arizona wa s
eliminated Friday evening at 5
o'clock in Phoenix when Miss Carnita
Freeman, daughter of Mrs. Kathryn
Freeman Of Hanford, Cal, and Dan
T. Peart, son of Mayor and Mrs. T.
r. Peart, of Casa Grande were united
in marriage. The ceremony took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Esgate. Mrs. Esgate being an
own cousin of Mr. Peart's mother.
Only Mr. and Mrs. Esgate witnessed
the ceremony, which was performed
by the Rt. Rev. j. w. Atwood, bishop
of the Episcopal church there. The
impressive ring service was used
The bride wore a handsome suit Of
navy blue tricotine cloth, elaborateIy
embroidered in tangerine shades
With this she wore a striking blouse
Of a lighter shade Of tangerine. the
blouse being a pretty crepe de chine.
She wore hat of black straw. one
of this springs late models, and car
ried bouquet of sweet peas. Fol-
lowing the ceremony dinner was
served at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Esgate. Mr.. and Mrs. Peart will
spend several days in Phoenix, and
after their return here the first of
next week. they will go at once to
housekeeping in fine new five-room
bungalow recently completed by Mr..
Peart. Miss Freeman, the bride, is
a young woman of many charming
qualities, coming here early last Oc-
tober from Grant Park, Ill. She came
to visit her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs w.
n. Mcleod. for the winter months.
expecting to return to Chicago in
early spring. However, those plans
were all changed after the 1st of
January. 1922. She will be gladly
welcomed by the younger set of Casa
Grande, all of whom are particularly
fond of her. The groom, Dan r.
Peart, is well known throughout the
entire valley, having spent most of
his younger days in this city. He
was in service during the world war.
both he and his brother, Capt r. H
Peart, being members of the COM
pany from here who went to France.
Danny" as he is commonly called
here is a special fayorite among the
young men Of this city, and with his
genial ways and his excellent bust
ness ability he has won for himself
numerous friends in all walks in life.
Both Mr.. Peart and his bride have
the heartiest congratulations of their
many friends in this valley.
On Wednesday. April -, the Wom-
ans club of this city, the College club.
the Florence Womans club and the
Desert Woman's club will meet to-
gether at the Casa Grande ruins.
Here they will enjoy a regular old
fashioned get together picnic. At
this time the advisability of trying
to secure a permanent museum out
az the ruins will be thoroughly dis
cussed. 1t is hoped that all of the
women of these different clubs who
are at all interested will make it a
point to attend on this date.
Thursday evening. March %, the
members of the chamber of COM
nlerce, with the ladies assisting with
the serving. entertained over a hun
dred guests at a 'get together
luncheon. This affair was held at the
Christian church. At this time the
plans for signing the auto roads from
Phoenix to Tucson, by way of Casa
Grande, was discussed Sid Ross,
president OF the Arizona Automobile
club. was present and gave a splen-
did talk. There were also several
other interesting talks given.
William w. Northrup, one of the
old Civil war veterans OF this city,
had the surprise OF his life one morn
ing this week When the early train
from California arrived here his sis
ters daughter, Mrs. Ida Kirk of Alma,
Npb aiiphtpd from fba frain and