Arizona republican., 1897-10-10

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 The ceremony toCK place at tht l Trinity Episcopal chulSch on Thurs
 day evening at 7:30 o'clock and was
 performed by Bishop/J. Mills Kend
 rick. The altar looked like a con.
 servatory, so naturaT were the decora-
 tions. Huge palms, and ferns were
 placed in large pots here and there
 while numerous vases and jardiniers filled with roses made a most artistic effect. Suspended from a large strand of greeR, hung a bell covered 1 with white ro@ @es and under this the ceremony wa2 performed. Promptly at 7:30 Mrs. G. E. Walker began the famous Me9delsohn wedding march | and the ufhers, MT. Richard Girard and Marshall Armstrong, advanced to the altar. Following them came the flower girls, Miss Ruth Mary Orme and Miss Marguerite Burns, strewihg flowers over the pathway; then came the bride with MT. Lindley Orm9, Sr. The bridal party there was, met by MT Lindley> Orme, Jr., Wh9 was attended by MT. Norman Ordne, his brother, and the ceremony was performed. Immediately after Yhds a few invited friends drove out to the home of MT. Henry Orme, in the east end of town, where the wedding reception was held. Music was fur nished by Prof. Feurstein's orchestra. The gardens were lighted up with Japanese lanterns, but it was such perfect moonlight nrgnt that they were hardly needed. The large screen porch was enclosed with palms leaves, etc, and the musicians were stationed there.
 The parlors which led off from this porch was also very prettily decor ated. The doorway between the two rooms was draped with dainty white organdy curtains festooned with white roses and caught back with big streamers of white satin ribbon, fall ing to the floor. The newly married couple stood here and received the congratulations. The large fire place was covered with white flowers while on either side stood potted ferns. This was a most novel decoration and looked beautiful.
 After the congratulations were re- ceived, the wedding cake was brought in on a center table and was cut by the bridal party in turn. The darn ing needle was cut by Miss Jamie Beard and the batchelor's button was cut by MT Richard Girard.
 The dancing room was also tastily decorated with greens, flowers, etc. In the center of the table on a large plate glass mirror stood a bowl of choice roses. The wedding supper was served here.
 Miss Ricketts wore white organdy over silk, trimmed in ruffles edged with valenciennes lace, high neck, long sleeves, made plain and a bri- dal veil. She carried a bouquet of bridal roses.
 The bride is an orphan, her mother having died recently and until quite lately has been a pupil of the normal school, where by her charming and sweet manners she won a host of friends.
 MT. Iindley Orme, the eldest son of MT. Henry Orme, is well known here, He is thorough business man and has prepared a lovely home on his ranch, ten miles from town, where they will reside.
 Those present at the reception were MT. and Mrs. w Lackland, Sr., | MT. and Mrs. W. C., Tyler, MT and Mrs. Wm. E. Thomas, MT. and Mrs. Wm. W. Cook, MT. and Mrs. J. S. Griffin, MT. and Mrs. Wm H. Cox, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Reid, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Walker, Mrs. Perry Sears, Mrs. U. Lackland, Jr., Mrs. Wm Burns, MT. and Mrs. J. P. Orme, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Orme, Miss Hauxhurst, Miss Jamie Beard, Miss Hattie Gull yer, Miss Ella Sears, Miss Isolene CoCmbs, Miss Orme, Miss Ada Lee Orme, Miss Ruth Mary Orme, MT. Girard, MT. Marshall Arm strong, MT. Joseph R1cketts, Mr. Wal ter Gregory, Mr. Scholle Orme, Mir. l Will Orme and Mr. Norman Orme
 Mrs. Wilber, Miss Ethel Wilber and MT. Walter Wilber of Mesa spent yes terday in this city.
 Doctor Drane, a prominent physic- ian of Mesa, was in the city yesterday.
 The announcement of the engage ment of Miss Margaret Benett and MT. D. M. Benniger has been made | and the wedding will take place at | the Trinity Episcopal church on the | 20th inst. at ? o'clock. The wedding will be a very simple one There will 1 be no bridesmaids or groomsmen but | a plain, simple and impressive cere- mony. Owing to the recent sad { bereavement in the family the invi- rations to the reception have been and only the members of the bridal party will be present. Both of the contracting parties are well known here, and the event will be an one.
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