Nogales international., 1926-11-21
NEWLYWEDS HERE
ON HONEYMOON

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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert V. Baker
who were married in Phoenix 8
week ago yesterday were in No
gales, Tuesday, on their honey
moon. They are well known
throughout the state and are very
popular. II
Relative to their wedding the
Arizona Gazette Of Phoenix in
it's issue of a week ago yesterday
contained the following:
"Outstanding on the social cal
endar of the fall season was the
marriage this morning of Miss
Maybelle Budd and Robert v.
Baker, the enuptial mass being
celebrated at 7 o'clock in st.
Mary's church with Reverend
Father James acting as celebrant.
"The young couple were attend
ed by Miss Mary Stack of Press
cott as maid of honor and Col
onel E. Power Conway as best
man. Jack Halloran and Micky
Harrington served as ushers.
"The bride wore a smart tail
leur of blue poiret twill with a
black tam hat of satin. Her
flowers were rose buds, valley
lilies and gypsy violets.
"Miss Stack wore a chic box
coat suit of black with tan felt hat,
and carried an arm drape of
sweetheart roses.
Mrs. Baker came to Phoenix
from her home in Prescott less
than a year ago. She is a typic-
al southern girl, vivacious and
unusually charming, and is a
member of one of Florida's prom
inent families. Since coming
here she has been an attache of
Governor Hunts office.
''Mr. Baker is the son of the
late Judge Alexander Baker and
is one of the most prominent
young club and business men Of
the city. He is connected with
the Portland Cement Association.
"a wedding breakfast was
served at the Arizona club follow
ing the ceremony with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Baker serving as
hosts. Covers were laid for the
immediate family and a few close
friends. Those seated were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Page, Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Baker, Mrs.
A. c. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Baker, Louis P. Whitney, Mr.. and
Mrs, Avery Corpstein, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynn Lockhart, Miss Mary
Stack, Colonel E. Power Conway.
"Mr. Baker took his bride on a
brief honeymoon trip south, 60
ing by motor. Upon their re-
turn they will make their home
at 335 West Portland.
"Among those who attended
the wedding were Governor Geor-
ge w. P. Hunt and a number of
the attaches of the capital. Mrs.
Alexander Baker, mother of the
groom came over from California
for the wedding of her son.
Father Duval returned Friday
from a five months vacation spent
In various parts of France.
Mrs. c. R. Piquero, steno-
grapher at the Federal Horticul-
ture office, is enjoying a vacation
at her home.
William ]. Cavanaugh and fami-
ly are leaving this week to make
their home in San Diego.
Mrs. James A. Williams and
Mrs. Elizabeth Queen drove over
from Douglas Saturday morning
and ate lunch with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. e. Towne. Mrs. Towne returned
to Douglas with them Saturday
afternoon.
Mayor Duane Bird, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Taylor Wilkey. Senator
Elect and Mrs. Andrew Bettwy,
and Harry Farrior returned Sun
day night from Phoenix where
they attended the state fair.
Ms. r. A. Myers hes returned
from a few dsys vislt with hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Dial
ton, at their ranch nea: Elgin.
DR.. M. I. Merritt, the wei
known dentist, was q visitor il
Phoenix over Sunday.
The Ladies Guild of st. Andrew
church will hold a card part
at 8 o'clock Friday even
ing at the parish hall. Colors sug
gestive of the Thanksgiving sea
son will predominant in the de
corations.
Miss Virginia Mcintyre, who ha
been visiting at the home Of Judg
and Mrs 2 n1,ffr fnr. Sewers