Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-01
THE NUPTEAL KNoT.
A Notable Event
"FOr Better, For Worse
Marriage of MT. Frank Luke and
 Hiss TIIIie LirbenOW.

 announcement of the approachin nuptials # two of her well know and highly esteemed young societ
 people, namely, Mir. Frank Lux
 and Miss Tillie Liebenow, whicl took place last evening at the resI
 dencc of the Hon, C. \. Luke an,
 his estimable wife.
 Some time since large numbe
 of invitations were issued, and if i
 needless to Say that every one wh'
 could possibly do so availed them
 selves of the opportunity 10 bt
 present on an occasion that wa.
 more than ordinarily repiete witt
 interest and joy.
 The hour announced for the cere- mony was o'clock, p. m, and long before that tune, and for sume time ] afterward, the guests came pouring into the elegant residence of the generous host of the occasion, whose
 step daughter Mis, L1ebenow Is.
 Shortly before five o'clock the strains of wedding march from the | piano announced that the ceremony was at hand. The parlor doors were thrown open and the groom appear ed escorting Mrs. c. A. Luke, Ar. c. A. Lake immediately followed with the bride; these were follow ed by the brides maids and grooms- men, Mr. John Luke, brother of the groom, and Miss D. Asher, and Mir. E. J. Bennett and Miss Frankie Alexander.
 The wedding group was arrayed at the head of the west parlor when Father J. Bloiso stepped forward and in an impressive manner pro nounced the wedding service accord ing 10 the Catholic ritual.
 At the close of the ceremony the guests joined in most hearty cons gratulations of the happy couple for the next half hour, when the doors of the large dinning rooms on either side of the hall were opened, the wedding feast was announced and the guests directed to seats at the four large tables which proved perfect marvels of elegant and sump> tuous viands. The repast was such as we are perfectly safe in saying Arizona has never before offered on any occasion. The variety, bounty, excellence and elegance of edib les were matter of universal admira- ton and remark among the guest, and wele accompanied by champaigns clarets and other wines in luxurance only equalled by that of the elegant menu itself At the close of the repast tea and coffee were served and toasts were drank in sparkling Rhoederer to the prosperity, happi- ness and long life of the bride and groom.
 After supper the guests repaired to the east parlor to inspect the wealth of wedding presents, which were arranged on two large tables. So far as the reporter was able to note there were he following array of articles of use and beauty:
 Mir. and Mrs. C. A Luke, 3 grand Knabe piano,
 Mrs. c. A. Luke, an elegant, large French plate mirror in hand em broidered velvet plush.
 MT. and Mrs. H. Asher, a fine morocco bound cabinet albnm.
 Mr. Robt. Kern, to the bride an elegant pale blue satin dressing case, with pure ivory mounted dressing set; to the groom q large soltare diamond stud.
 Miss Frankie Alexander, a blue satin hand>worked handkerchief case, with point lace handkerchief.
 Miss E. Mcintyre, cut glass but> ter dish.
 Mir and Mrs Goats, a large silver cake dish.
 Mrs. Jacobs, pair of hand-work- cd satin mounted mirrors
 MT and Mrs Schriver, satin em- em brOidertd wall pocket.
 Mir J J Sweeney, shell card rec ceiver. Dr R T Osborn and lady, travelling ,ase with cut glass cups and. bottle.
 Miss Katie Recum, 2 handsome pale blue satln pin cushion in Span- ish lace.
 Miss Lillie Kelley. par of toilet bottles, handsomely em mbroidered in blue satin.
 Mir and Ms. McNulty, beautiful | ;ut grass wine set.
 MT Frank Luke to his bride, a handkerchief case filled with point lace handkerchiefs, and morocco glove case filled with kid gloves.
 MT E J Bennett, ornamental mir> or, hand-painted, framed in silk plush.
 Miss Edith Jacobs, silver mounted holder.
 Mir Jos Thalheimer, half dozen sch of silver knives, forks and teas poons, in morocco case,
 MT John Eyrick, dozen silver napkin rings.
 Mir Adolph L,ebrnow, half dozen flyer knives and forks and cigar tand.
 NIT John Luke, half dozen each # silver table and teaspoons.
 Mcssrs Leo Goldman, Bernard Goldman and NJ aurice Fleishm an, a ct of ivory mounted carving imple> nents in morocco case.
 Mir and Mrs N A Merford, a shell ewel casket.
 Misses Hattie and Lulu Barnum, attn sofa pillow, hand painted.