Arizona republican., 1922-05-04

VI uLTlI ] IUHIIuUL
| GIRL IS ANNOUNCED
FLORENCE, May S.-one of the
most delightful of post-Lenten af-
fairs was given Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. G. NJ. Young.
when Miss Marie Haynes was the
charming hostess at a prettily ap-
pointed tea The rooms were gay
with an abundance of flowers and
the color scheme of lavender and
pink was deftly carried out. Soon
after the arrival of the guests Miss
Haynes brought into the living room
a mysterious looking lavender and
white bag. When opened it freed
cat, which, when it jumped out,
brought a shower of lavender and
pink hearts, one for each guest, bear
! ing the message of the engagement
of Miss Mercedes Vernaz and =. A.
Brock.
Miss Vernaz and Mr.. Brock are
popular members of the high schoof
faculty here Both are from War
rensburg, Mo- where the wedding
/ " LII ldiAE EldCe III LlAt CciA ~ AciA'
| Their host of Arizona friends wish
them much happiness and are hoping
| to have them in Florence next year.
| Miss Haynes was assisted by Mrs.
J. NJ. lHolub of Phoenix, a sister of
Miss Vernaz, and by Mrs. @. NJ.
Young of this city.
Theodore Vault, a popular young
business man of Florence, was mar
ried to Miss Alberta Galpin of Phoe-
nix Saturday, April 90. The marriage
| took place at the home of Mr.. Vaults s
| brother in Tucson. Mr.. Vault and
his bride left Saturday evening for
Redondo Beach, Cal. where they will
visit few weeks, after which they
Will come to Florence to live.
Mrs Chester Magee entertained
with a bridge party Monday after
noon in compliment of Miss Thelma
Fair of New York, who is the house
! guest of Mrs. Magee's. The house
/ was decorated in spring flowers. The
highest score was made by Mrs. Z.
! c. eVrnon, Sr, and Mrs. f. V. Miller
was given the consolation prize
/ Twenty guests were present
Mrs. Dugold Stewart and her sis
ter, Miss Lenna Bailey, We're
hostesses at four tables Of bridge
Friday evening at Mrs. Stewards de-
/ lightful home Miss Agnes DAILY was
] the honor guest. A guest prize was
| given Miss DAILY. Highest honors
| were awarded Mrs r. Y. Miller and
/ E. A. Brock, and the consolation prize
was given E. G. Torres. Dainty re-
freshments were served
/ The civic department of the Wom-
ans club held a delightful bridge
/ party in the Masonic hall Monday
night Among the ten tables present
highest honors were awarded Mrs
| Chaster Magee. Mrs West, Mr.. Rich
ardson and Judge Baughn.
The Florence town baseball team
| was defeated by the Arizona state
prison team by the score of II to 10
The game was played at the prison
The prisoners at the state prison
have organized a band. which is COM
posed of 25 pieces. The band made
its first appearance Sunday afternoon
when ii gave a concert for the pris-
| oners. They are to have q concer'
every Sunday afternoon.
III. B. Klingenberg and family and
Frank Wheeler and family motored tc
BOX Canyon Sunday. where they en-
joyed a delightful picnic.
j. r. Jennings of the agriculture
department of Florence union hlgr
school took his class, which IS COM
posed of Owen Maben, Make Junken
VIRGIL Chandler, Clay Haverty, Ed
ward Hendricks, Chester Chatham
Deward Wallace. Francis Seagoe
Dick Foreman and Lecil Herring tc
Tucson Thursday to attend Univer-
l.sity week at the state university
The time was spent in attending
lectures on agriculture and visiting
the experimental farm.
Frank Wheeler, H. @. Robertson
Archie Boring. Carl Tisor and How
ard Robertson attended the trach
meet in Tucson Saturday.
Capt. T. H Rynning, accompanied
by his daughters, Marie and Mar
garet, spent several days at the
| Roosevelt dam and Miami.
Miss Thelma Fair of New YorB
city has been the guest of Mrs. Ches-
ter Magee.
Nafziger, two young Florence people
were married Saturday afternoon al
Miami They will make their future
home in Miami, where Mr.. Foreman
has a position in one of the mines.
Word has been received here of tbs
marriage of Charles Harshey anc
Miss Jewel Alexander, who formerly
lived here. The ceremony was per
formed in Yuma.
The Florence union high schoo
baseball team win play the Ray hlgf
school a game of ball in Ray or
Saturday afternoon, May 6. A large
crowd of rooters expects TO accom-
pany the team to Ray
Mrs III. II. Freeman has been con-
fined to her home on account oi
illness.
Mayor J. G. Heating, Mayor-eleci
w. Y. Price, H. Schewel, NJ. T. Glenn
ans attended the Bankhead Highway
kassociation meeting in Phoenix las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Borree an.
nounce the arrival of an 81 pound
baby girl last Sunday at the county
hospital
r. C. Freeman left last week foi
Oklahoma, where he intends to buy
some Hereford range bulls for his
90 ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Lewis announce
the arrival of an S-pound boy.
Miss Francis Wrenn, who Is at
tending the state university, spent
the week end at the home of her
| parents.
George Montgomery, a student of
| the University of Arizona, was in
! Florence visiting his sisters, Misses
Winona and opal Montgomery.
Miss Helen Green of Phoenix spent
| the week end in Florence as the
guest of Miss Charmain Robertson.
i Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Lane, Mrs.
! II. Schewel and Mrs Annetta Perham
were Phoenix shoppers Wednesday,
/ Il. A. Urban of Los Angeles, Cal,
spent several days at the farm in the
/ KenilNorth district that is being