Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
Wednesdays Edition
HILL-DWYER.
A Brilliant Wedding at the Con.
 gregatiOnal Church.

suis Piace nau twice US present capac ity it would not have more than fur nished comfortable accommodation, last night for the ladies and gentlemen who assembled there to witness the m ar riage ceremony of Samuel Hill, one O. Prescotts prominent and popular busi- nessmen, and Miss Amy Dwyer, an exec lent young lady, who has resided in the town the greater portion of her life and who enjoys the respect and esteem of all who know her. The ceremony vas performed by Rev. E D. Wyckoff of the Congregational church, and was very impressive The church was beautifully decorated for the occasion An arch had been erected in front of the pulpit, artistically decorated with flowers, and from the center of which depended marriage bell of orange blossoms and calla lilies. Beneath this the couple stood while the marriage ceremony was performed. 6en H Curry acted as best man while Miss Emma Newman WAS the bridesmaid The bride looked charming, in dress of Nuns Yelling and wa:ered silk trimmings and orange blossoms, the costume of the bridesmaid being of Nuns Yelling and Spanish lace.
 After the ceremony was performed, a reception was held at the residence oi the brides parents. MT and Mira. Dan isl Dwyer, where the numerous frie nds of the happy couple extended their warmest heartfelt congratulations.
 An immense tent had been erected adjoining the Dwyer residence, in which the guests regaled themselves with refreshnlents, which included all the dslicasies the appetite could de sire. The presents received were nu- merous and costly, par tial list of which will be found below. The JoURNAL-MINER extends congratula- tions to Mir. and Mrs. Hill, and may their future bs unclouded by sorrow.
 LIST OF PRESENTS.
 Ar. and Mrs. T. c. Taylor, glass water set.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. N. Sennings, salad bowl. D. Merrill. pair vases.
 MT. and Mrs. E. W. Wells, water set. Hr. and Mrs. D. J. Sullivan, Jspsn- ess water pitcher.
 N. and H. GoldwAtsr. wine castor. N. Levy, ice cream set.
 Mrs. B. Robinson, vases.
 Mrs. Baker and Miss Ella Baker. vases.
 wm. wohler and MT. and Mrs. Joh n Beck, cake stand.
 Ar. and Mrs. J. Tobin, bird and cage.
 MT. and Mrs. J. L. Fisher, chair. MT. and Mrs. w. O. O'Nsill. antique plush rocker.
 AVA OAsuAs outtct otS
 Ar. snd Mrs. K. Connell, fruit dish. Mir. and Mrs. Hatcher. cake stand Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Martin. corner table. MT. and Mrs. Hartman, lamp
 Len Hale and E II. Smith. sIlsrf soup tureen anu lsdle.
  J. E. Brown, aleum H. D. Aitkeu, card receiver.
 Miss Hattie Crane, vases.
 Ray Hill and Wm. Vigus, silver water pitcher.
 G. H. Curry, two statues, flower girl Mir and Mr.. J. J. Hawkins, silver syrup pitcher.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harris Baldwin, dozen silver spoOns. Miss Belle Spence, By ou's poems. J. W. Wilson, chair.
 Miss Mary Ferguson, tidy. Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Mar. on, handker- chief beg. MT. and Mrs. S. P. Behan, China silk hand painted stand scarf.
 Mrs. Morgan, cushion. =. Mrs. Oscnburg, napkin rings
 E. BAer, views of Arizona. =. Ar. and Mrs. P. l.. Kastner, clock. G. w. Ford, pocket book.
 J. l. Gardner, clock.
 
 Miss Ellen Reeves, ice cream set Mrs. Dezell, handkerchief and bot tie perfumery. Mrs. John Taylor, two pictures. H. D. Ross, silver plaque. inlaid with gold.
 Cora Dwyer. sewing machine. w. J. xulvenon, fruit dish.
 NIT. and Mrs. c. w. Sines, table cloth and napkins.
 MT. and Mrs. John Duke. half-dozen teaspoons. MTG Herman, tsble-cloth and napkins. MT and Mrs Steve Couaron, a mani cure set.
 MT. and Mrs. A Aiken. dressing and manicure set.
 MT. and Mrs. Sloan. flower vase.
 Ed. Harold, perfume stand.
 MT and Mrs. Robert Brown, salt and pepper stand.
 John Chart COW and calf.
 MT. and Mrs. DeWitt, water ct
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Shun, water pitch CTS.
 A. J. and k X Rupert. castor.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Austin, vases.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. T. Herzog, tea set. MT. and Mrs. John Dougherty. wa CT set.
 Dan O'Boyle, silver susar bowl.
 Misses Nary and Nora Ford, table set. Mother of the bride, tea set.
 MT and Mrs. Emanuel, pickle castor. Mrs Bacon, pickle castor.
 Yonda and Kate Harrington, cups, saucers and plates.
 Christine Johnson, elegant silk che nile bed spread.
 James Hawey, toila, ses.