Arizona republican., 1922-04-19
CASA GRANDE NEWS
Of THE PAST WEEK

young people was solemnized Friday |
afternoon, April II, at o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. Z. Sargent, when their eid-
est daughter. Miss Edith, became the
bride of Reuel Hancock, only son or
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Hancock, or TINS
city.
Rev. A. S. Baillie of the Christian
church performed the ceremony, the
impressive ring service being used.
Only the immediate families OF the
bride and groom, and Miss Lydia
Beck witnessed the ceremony.
The couple were attended By Miss
Beck and g. E. Marshall, both inti- I.
mate friends of the bride and groom
The Sargent home was attractive IN
decorations OF numerous spring
flowers sweet peas predominating.
Follow the ceremony delicious
course dinner was served, the table
decorations being an immense bou-
quet of lovely pink and white sweet
peas.
The bride wore an exquisite gown
of fawn colored silk crepe, trimmed
| in the same shade. She had access
| sories to match the wedding gown,
and carried a doauet of lovely pink
roses. Her maid Of honor, Miss
Beck wore a handsome kown COM
| bination of organdie and taffeta, blue
andg rey being the colors used in the
| combination On their return from
| a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Han.
cock will be at home to their numer-
Gus friends for the present at the
Sargent home here.
Judge and Mrs. Charles F. Bennett,
and Mrs, Emma Guild OF Florence
were in attendance at the meeting
of the Pioneer society of Arizona In
Phoenix this week.
Mrs. M. sullivan went to Phoenix
this week where she will visit sew
eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
4 C. o. Bainbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Sargent left
Saturday night for Los Angeles
where they will make their home for
the present. Mr.. Sargent is now con.
nected with the Los Angeles trust
and Savings Bank there.
There was very we'll attended
meeting of the mothers of this city
ON Saturday afternoon in the cham
Der of commerce building. MISS
Ida De Gomez gave a very interest
ing talk on the care of the children
in schools. An effort was made at
this meeting to formulate plan lot
the organization of a Mothers club
in this city.
The local members of the High
School baseball team played very
exciting game on Friday afternoon,
against the Florence high school
team. The score, aftef playing III
innings, was II to 10 in favor OF the
Florence team. Last week. on sat
urday afternoon the local team
: played the Phoenix boys on the local
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! of Phoenix.
Hon. and Mrs. George Newton
Hall and daughter, Mary Louise, who
! are living in Phoenix, will spend
Easter Sunday with Mrs. Halls Sis
ter Mrs. Dallas Park, of this city.
7 There win be an important meet
: ing of the Woman's club on Friday
! afternono April 2l. Mrs. f.. l..
Davis will have charge OF the pro-
, gram for that meeting.
! The Democratic club OF this city
entertained at a delicious Jeffer-
! sonian banquet on the evening o.
April IL. the day before the big con-
yention in Nogales. More than 2Ou
. were fed during the banquet. which
: was served by the ladies of the Bap-
: tist church. r. e. MacFarlane was
: | postmaster for the occasion enc
> very interesting speeches on De-
: nocracy were given by Mrs. 3. j
: Mckinney of the Neatana ranches'
. the national committee member Q.
: the Democratic party, Judge w. u
. Barnum, of Phoenix; Hon. BrewtoI
A. Hayne, j. L. Harmon, Mrs
: Bourne of Florence, Mrs. A. n. ham.
mer and Hon. A. A. Jayne. Tni'
meeting proved to be one Of the mos
=. interesting ever held here and wa
+ attended not only by Democrats, pu
h also by numerous Republicans a.
: Easter services we're held at sey
a eral of the churches here on Easte
f sunday. At ST. Anthony's Cathoii
: church Rev. Father Bernard, IRON
e Tucson. officiated. This was ac
t companied by special music rendere'
: by Mrs. ] J. Kruse and Mrs. ii.
n Swigert. In the afternoon a mum
her az the children from the Sun
= day school received their tlrst com
munion. e
At the Christian church Rev. A. 5
Railie preached both morning an
evening services. The choir at I'M
church had special music both morn
ing and evening. In the evening a
7.30 the Masonic lodge attended tn
service in a body.
At the Presbyterian churcn, kev
Brooke, the newly ordained soiule
boy gave a very interesting sermon
Rev. Brooks, the temporary paste
for this church. who assists VII
work in the Phoenix church, was un
able to attend.
At the Baptist church Rev. Coke
officiated assisted by Rev. X. =
Reale of Tucson Rev. Beale WI
Commence a series of meetings her
beginning on Monday, April H. wnic
will continue for two weeks.
on wednesday evening, Aprh !
Iudge p. D. Overfield happily cele
hrat ted his birthday anniversary ~
nudge would not say just how man
mile stones he had passed. put ].
believed to be in the neighbornood
20. perhaps not that many. he ct
tertained at a most enjoyable Dime
at Toys Cafe. Judge Overfielo
guests were DIR. and Mrs. Inoms
McRae and Miss Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kilcrease lie
early the past week for Kayeten
Arizona. This place is on the Nava.
reservation, and it is there that u
parents of Mrs. Kilcrease reside.
Miss Margaret Hall of Floren'
has been the guest of w. p. Clemen
and family this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Martin OF Sa'
atom were in town on Weaknesses
evening, April IL. While here ths
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J
Kiicrease.
Rev. r. S. Beale of Tucson W
preach at the Baptist ehurch hef
commencing Monday night. April
He is a very convincing and forcip
speaker, and an exceptional Bib
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