The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-12-20
MARRIED,


Der 25th, 1873, by the Rev. Will
bur F. Watkins, rector of the
church fthe Epiphany, RICHARD
G. MCCORMICK, of Arizona, to
ELIZABETH, youngest daughter of
Allen G.. Thurman, of Ohio. No
cards.
From the Washington, D. c., Sunday
Herald of November 23rd.
THE McCORMICK-TH
WEDDING.
On Tuesday evening, at the
residence of Senator A. g. Thur
man, of Ohio, Richard G. McCor-
mick, the efficient and popular
Delegate in Congress from Ari-
IONA, was married to the Sena-
tors youngest daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, a lovely and accom-
plished girl, who has made a host
of warm friends during her resi-.
dence in Washington. The we'd
ding was very quiet and informal,
no cards being issued, and the at
tendance confined to the relatives
and nearest friends, so that the
chastely decorated parIors were
by no means crowded. Both
families being in public life, had
they undertaken to invite all
their friends the Senator's resi-
dence could not have contained
them. The ceremony, according
to the beautiful ritual of the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
took place at 8 o'clock, Rev. DR..
Watkins, of Epiphany Church.
officiating. The bride looked
charmingly in a handsome CO.'S
tune of white silk, tulle, orange
blossoms, &C., and the little circle
who were present to give their
congratulations were unanimous
in saying they had never seen a
prettier or more tasteful wedding.
Among the many distinguished
friends Of the parties present
were President Grant, Miss Nellie
Grant, blue silk ,Valenciennes lace;
Secretary Richardson, Secretary
Belknap, General Sherman and
daughter, Senator John Sherman,
Attorney Gent Williams, Judge
Swayre, wife, and daughter; Sir
Edward Thornton, Colonel How
ard. General Banning and wife,
of Cincinnati; Mrs. DR.. Lord, Of
Arizona, brocade silk, scarlet satin
sash, and diamond ornaments !;
General LeFevre, Senator FIRE.
linghuysen, Senator Sargent, Sec
retary GOrham, Mrs. Admiral
Porter; Mrs. Coles, tea-colored
silk, black lace trimmings and
pea rls; Senator Morrill,, of Yer
mont; Miss Webb, black silk and
diamonds; Mrs. Osburn, of Column
bus, rich black silk, Valenciennes
lace; G. A. Stafford and wife; Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Hooper, of San
Francisco; Mrs. Hooper wore
light blue silk, point lace and
pearls; Mrs. Hamilton Fish, Grim.
son silk, with black lace; Miss
Lizzie Porter, daughter of the
Admiral, who attended the bride,
silk, light evening shade; Mrs.
Richardson, light silk, with brown
velvet trimmings, and her daugh-
ter in blue silk; Senator Morrill,,
of Vermont, and wife; Lieut..
Wheeler; Captain LETTERS of the
navy; DR., Baxter, Col. J. w. For
ney, Senator Chandler, Mrs. Par.
sons, DR.. Garrett, Col. and Mrs.
MARYLAND, Judge Adds and
daughter, Miss Heintzelman,
Mrs. Crosby. r. M. Cromine, Capt.
Craig, D R. Mckee, J. b. Chaffee,
General Sedgwick and wife, Frank
Howe, Mrs. French, Miss Brady,
Mrs. s. M. Mccormick, of New
York, and James r. Young.
In Yuma, Sunday evening De-
cember 18th, at the residence of
Hon. A. j. Finlay, Mayor of
Yuma, by the Rev. Father J. M.
Chaucot, Mr.. THOMAS HUGHES to
Miss DOMITILA SANTOYo, both
of Yuma.
We were kindly remembered
by the happy couple with their
compliments and a liberal slice of
excellent cake, for which we re-
turn our than ks, and join with a
host of friends in wishing them a
long life of prosperity and happi-
ness. Mr.. Hughes is an old and
we'll known resident of Arizona
who, like most of US, has gone
through many hardships and pri-.
but lately has been pros
porous and successful, and now
his life is crowned with welded
bliss. What more could a man
ask for thiy side of Heaven /?