Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
The Marriage of Miss Margaret Bennett of this City, and Mr. D. II. Barringer of Phila-
 delphia.
Amid Wealth of Flowers, Host of Friends and Delightful Simplicity of Arrangements the Nuptial
 Knot is Tied.

unite forever the fortunes of Mis
 Margaret Bennett and MT. Danie
 Moseau Barringer, were witnessed thi afternoon ss o'clock in Trinity Episco I pal church. The Right RsveFen 9 Bishop J NJ Ksndrick, of the diooee , of Arizona and New Mexico, offioisteC
 assisted by Rsv E. A. Penick, Recto
 Of Trinity Church.
 The bride was sFrsyed in B faultlea
 costume of heavy white satin en train
 with yoke of point lsce and trimmed in plisted chiffon. A boquet of brides
 roses was carried in her hand and z flowing bridal veil completed she im- posing picture of purity and grace.
 The bride was preceded by her sister
 Mrs. D. J. Bennitt es MetFon of Honor
 and advanced down the isle to the alter
 on the arm of her father, MT. Guy Ben
 nett Sr., who in She course of the
 beautiful Episcopal marriage service gave her away.
 The groom was handsomely and con-
 ventionslly sttired, his cousin, Dr. Paul
 BarriDgsr, President of the University I
 The ushers were Hon. R. A. F. Pen
 rose and Mir. Spencer Penrose, MR. John
 BFockman and Mr. Thos. D. Bennett. l Mr Shirley ChFisty was In attendance at
 she door and Mrs. Shirley OhFissy,
 whose musical tslent has so often
 claimed the attention of Phenicisns, presided at the organ.
 .l 0A, . crysanthemums ehe decorations being marvel of good tasse aud the foFsi art.
 The central isle vas enclosed by ribbons of white. A beautiful boquet of white chrysanthemums eurmounted the en-
 trance to each pew. Festoons of smi-
 lax depended from Che ohancel end
 arches above. The windows blossomed
 with vArnel beauty and the chsncsl
 rail was arranged with beautiful effsct Of white Fibbon contrasting with she green. Every nook and available elcove WAS banked with potted plants. green nhouse ornaments and profusion of polens in great esriety.
 Icvisstions had been issued to a large number of friends end all who possibly could be were present at the church to witness this crown ing social svaos Of the seasop, many coming from gfgr to tender their | congratulations to the happy couple l who launch upon life's happy stream so | auspiciously today.
 Immediately following the service at ths church the bridal party and the in timase friends and relatives of the high | handsome residence of MF. and Mrs. B. 1 J. Bsnnitt, corner of Central avenue | and Bennett lane, where all participated in @ wedding breakfast. Covers were laid for twenty-fouF and the Stables were dressed in the charming msnuer that appeals to ths sense of sFt and besuty while the repsss was Uss all that wealth and resource ,ould command and as the delighted did hom sgs to the bountsoue ielicscies, the flow of soul reflected he sentiments of proud community Rho fsin would honoa the nuptisl day # one oe her feiress daue hters
 The house was literally a bower of oses, profusely banked, and hand omely entwined with here and there | hoice boquet that seemed almost to mile as the eye em brsced the lovely cene. Their beautifully blending olors suggesting shs very moods and passions of life with vastly more of joy { han sorrow and it Is the sincere wish of Il that the poetry of those flo wers may l 1 ,e happy symbol Of smoothly l lowing future of the worthy couple ID whose honor they were displayed. {
 The gift of the groom to the bride Eas rare and beautiful pendant and l ecklaoe of pearls. Tas kindly Femem rsn ces of the many intimate friends l { f both, were numerous and in their aIue, elegance and beauty almost sur } ass description. The bride las spsno her youth and lsideuhood in Asizons, living num- g er ot years in She northern part of the ' territory and her later years in Phoe- [ ix. She is typicslly a western girl, hsritably inclined, an ardent worker 8 q She church ard possesses that freedom | f spirit and bubbling good nature shat 8 0 chsracterizes the fair daughters of e he golden west. Though her life work 1sy lie ia distant climss Arizona will s laim sn interest in her welfare. g Mir. BsrringeF is partner in the now f amous Pesrce mine, mining pert of . acknowledged ability end as g lawyer nd author on mining matters has b iven to the world two or three valu- if be books or mioing law. ?
 Mr. and Mrs. Barriugsr will leave 8 his evening at 6 o'clock by special srsin | yer the Nj & P. and Southern Pacific a ol 8 tour of California after which they c i'll sail from San FrsncIeco for g tour t. round the the world which it is expect d will claim their time for the next ear. Subsequently they will make heir home in Philadelphia where Mr. Iarringer has large business interests. Q bidding them Godspeed on their ouFney Phosnix says good by for sea T on st least to one vho has been known ; nly to bs loved, aud the socisl circle Of he capital city will long remsmb ber the 4 af L