The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
MARRIAGE OF MIR E. P. CLARK AND MISS LUCY H. SHERMAN
All Prescott in Attsndance---Grsnd Be.
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Display Of Costly Presents

' According 10 announcement NIT. F.. P Clark, TeTriisrial Auditor, and Miss Lucy II. Sherman, Prescott's favorite scEoo teacher, were united in the holy bonds o mairimOny last evening, April sth, at the M. F.. Church, Rev. C. H. Adams, officiating
 At an early hour the citizens of Prescott irrespective of age or calling, commenced to gather al the Church for the purpose oi witnessing the imposing ceremony, and al 5 o'clock, when the bride and groom, ac. companied by Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Otis, ap, peared before the altar there was not a va cant seat in the Church and those standing numbered nearly as many as those who were first and found seats. The Church wa: nicely decorated with evergreen wreaths, arches over the windows, and a nicely con- structed bower in front of the altar, sus- beaded beneath which was an artistically arranged monogram, C.-S, guarded by two snow white doves as the emblems of inno- cence, gentleness and affection. The altar was profusely and appropriately adorned wltli beautiful flowers.
 At precisely $ o'clock the happy couple were pronounced man and wife, when MT and Mrs. Clark repaired 10 their residence and received their friends, which means the combined population of both Prescott and Fort Whipple.
 The bride was elegantly attired in ma rOsn cOlored Shaded old gold) satln dress, with bridal veil and orange blossoms and lillies of the valley. Thegroom presented nc less artistical appearance, and the general verdict was that never before in this town appeared before the sacred altar couple better mated for each other than the con- ! sl.u ing. The occasion was one of general en- joyment and pleasure, however if there was any one present who seem to be more pleas cd than an other, it WAS NJ. II. Sherman, Superintendent of Public Schools in Ari- zona, and brother to the beautiful and ac- complIshed bride. AT HOME The doors were thrown open for the recep- ton of guests who gathered in great nun bers to extend their congratulations, par take Of the bounteous repast prepared, ls- ten to the sweet strains of music from the 18th Infantry Band, who kindly volunteered their services, and to examine the l BEAUTIFUL AND COSTLY PRESENTS to MRs. LUCY H. CLARE. nee Sherman, which were spread out nicely upon two 1 large tables, appropriately labeled, inc fol- lowing being list and the names of the 1 donators:
 One Roman gold necklace and locket- F.. P. Clark.
 China dinner set. 12S pieces S150-Mes- SITS. Adams, Hazeltine and Sherman.
 Silver tea set, pieces-Mr. and Mrs. E. S. sherman, parents of the bride.
 Toilet set and silver stsnd-Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Bashford.
 Pair of unique bronze urns-Mr snd N rs. W. NJ. Buffum.
 Bronze and pearl Zulu jewel stand-Ed- die Ba.hford.
 Solid silver card case-Mr. and Mrs Churchill.
 Silver syrup pitcher-Mrs. r. 4. Bashford.
 Ivory opera glass-NIsses Lawlor
 Silver jewell case, satin lined-Rev. and Mrs. !. \. Merrill, San Francisco.
 Silver plated clock-Eyerett Ellis.
 Bronze drGgie box-Miss Fremont.
 Gilt perfumery stand-Blanche Bean.
 Toilet sct-J. F.. Anderson silvcT pICAlss s.---I----fav ur1 f,-uu. Silver chariot Gewel csse)-Mr. and Mrs R. II. Burmister.
 ] dozen silver teaspoons-Mrs E. S. Sher- man.
 dozen silver tablespoons -Chas W. sher- man.
 Dinner castor and soup ladle-Mrs. sher- man Weed.
 Cake basket and card receiver-M. II. Sherman.
 Pair silver vases, gold lined-Mrs Sarah Potter, New York city.
 Silver fruit stand-Mr and Mrs Jul. N. Rodenberg.
 Strawberry dish, silver and cut glass. Emmle, Minnie and Addie Lewis
 Two solid silver napkin rings-A C. Bur mister
 Silver cake knife W. c. Foster.
 Verde antique ink staDd-Ed. W. Blake.
 Silver soup ladle-Rev. and Mrs. G. II. Adams
 One dozen silver tea spoons and butter mpliments of the Pupils. Silver pie knife-Mi Kate Sherman. Silver y-spoon-Master Frank Potter, New York City. Ecruscan gold scarf pin-T. J. Morgan. PerfumcrY case, satin and hand paInted-S and NJ. Goldwater. Cut glass vase on silver and gold stand NIT. and Mrs. Ed ". Wells. Hand wrought lace and ribbon tidy Miss Hattie Evans. i dozen silver dinner knives and forks NIT. and Ms. T. w. Otis Silver mustard spoon-Miss Mary K. Otis ! Hanging silver and gold card receIver- Miss l.. 1 ashford. Powered china vase-Mrs ]. P. Har- grave. Fisherman's brenze swinging clock-Mr. 1 and Mrs. Coles Bashford Brussells poin, lace .fctee-Miss Kate A. | Dunning Painted china vase on silver s,and-Gen. Wilcox.
 Copies of Longfellow and Bryant-May or and Mrs. w. V. Kelly.
 Silver and cut glass fruit vase filled with | ripe strawberries Asa Buffum.
 Velvet aEd silver photograph easels- Mrs. Q. Alien.
 One doz. silver nut picks-Dr. and Mrs. Burton.
 Two hand wrought tidies-Nrs. Dr. 
 Three glass jelly stands R. Fowler. Pair of white mission blankeis-Col. C. F. Head.
 Steel Pen engraving Willie, Mamie and Robbie Hansen.
 Blue and gilt vases Major C. P Dake One fine saddle penJ-Hon. J. J Gosper Milch cow-Mr. and Mrs. C. ". Beach. Never within the history of Prescott has here matrimonial ceremony taken place that was so perfect and entirely a success in every possible respect.
 Mir and Mrs. Clark have launched out on l...z g,r fo1 Br1,, tr,s,,r