Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-05-13
HAPPY MARRIAGE.
Marriage of Two of Phoentx's Most
Popular Young Society People.


The First NJ. e. Church of this city
presented the appearance Of perfect
flower ediaee In it's interior last evening
and was filed with the friends
and relatives OF Nj. William @. Barnes,
one OF our MOST promising young l
business men and Miss Edith Talbot.
recognized leader of fashionable |
society of Phoenix, who had gath
cred to witness the performance OF |
the ceremony which united as husband |
and wife this young couple.
To she song of the bridal chorus from |
Lohengrin sung by choir consisting of |
Miss Sargent, Mrs. Rioken bsugb, Mrs. |
Walter Bennett, Mrs. Kibbey, Mrs. B. |
Heymen and Mrs. DR., Jeesop, lead by |
Mrs J. E. Walker, the bridal party en-
tered the church at 8 O'Clock. Messrs. |
J. W. Orenshsw, w. Robinson, 81. E. |
leighton and Mr.. Andrews, the ushers, |
1 led the procession and were followed by
Miss Mabel Hancock and Mr.. Paul Briz-
\ Miss Margaret Bennett, maid Of honor,
and the bride zsrd upon the arm of Der
| father. At the alter the groom met the
l OAANO o0~ SHo yOA66 OO0PiO WIN "ACAA
| positions before the alter, where stood
Rev. Preston Mckinney, of the Presby-
! serisn church.
The ceremony which was very impress
| siVe and pretty and was performed amid
| profound silence and at its conclusion,
the bridal couple left the church and
repaired to the residence of the brides
parents where q reception was held and
| Wedding lunch was served.
No expense or pains had been spared
TO make the residence of Mr.. ard Mrs.
Talbot delightful. On the lawn, which
which extended from the street. 30 the
house, Chinese lanterns hsd been hung
from the trees, while easy chairs and
luxurious settees were scattered around.
Toe large hall which extended from the
'front.' door TO the rear Of the house was
decorated with flowers and evergreens.
The reception room which was to the
right of the main entrance to t be house
was decorated in pink, while from the
centre of the ceiling hung a large
brella OF smilsx and sweet peas, under
which the bridal couple stood to receive
their friends and their hearty congratu-
Istions and we'll wishes.
On the opposite side of the hall from
the reception room,in handsomely dec
GRATED room were spread the numerous
presents which represented almost every
ooun try on the globe, where friends of the
happy couple had made their hearts glad
by remem beFing them on this occasion.
The presents included almost every
thing either useful OF ornamental that
could suggest itself as fitting, and repre-
sent great value.
The dining room at the rear of the
hall was also prettily decorated with
smilax end from the ceiling over the
large floral bell.
The happy couple left this morning
for Holbrook, from which place they
will make tour of the country, return
ing to Phoenix in the fall to make their
home.
Among the guests present we're the
following ladies and gentlemen:
Walter NJ Conkey. Mrs D Davis, Mr.
and Mrs Geo Hosdley, Jennie O Willis,
Mp and Mrs B Heymsn. Miss Rebs Hey
man, Miss Laura Dobbs, Me- and Mrs n
Street, Mrs A Goldberg, Mrs D Gold
berg, CLANCY D Clarke, M R Clarke, j W
Crenshew, Rose Belle Goldman, Wm
PIckerell and wife, Edith H James, W K
James, Clara Wilson, Mrs KretzinRer, Mrs
L Hyatt Goodrich, Frances L H-ighton,
81 E leighton, Eva May PEN berton, T
w Pemberton, Eugene Goldman, Sadie
Drew Bennett Sidney Goldman, 81 f
Robinson, b 8 Merrill and wife, Roselyn
NJ Sargent, Rsselin B Rickenbaugh,
Mrs Andrews, D Goldberg, W 81 Per-
| kins. Katharine NJ Hale, Lao Goldman
and wife, Fred W Wood, II Klbbey
and wife, George 81 Cook and wife, L q
| Chalmers, Mrs Preston McKin ney, Mary
| L Richmond, Msmie Plank, Ebhelyn r
Mckinney, Mrs Nethslie O Pinney, Mar
guerite K Williams, Harry A Diehl,
Mary Belden, Alice M Morford, N A
Morford, E II Walker, Mrs w G Bulge,
B A Fickas, Mrs Ella Fickas, E GAM,
Mrs Bertha GAM, Raymond S Willie,
Lyman Bennett, Preston Mckinney, Jr,
Mrs D q Burtis, Mrs Frances L Cole,
Mrs ChRs Goldman, Glare l. Hine,
Aaron Goldberg, W L Pinney, L L
Plank, Mrs L Alice Burr, D W Sparks
and wife, L A Sherman and wife, Mrs A
Sampson, Guy Bennett and wife, A j
Chandler and wife, R E Dalton and wife,
Lena King. Thos Hlne and wife, B N
Pratt and wife, Ohss R Conkey, D b
Burtis, F. ank Cox and wife, B Heymsn,
Mrs H q Logan, Mrs W 81 Logan, Delle
K Griffin, Jas s Griff1u, R R Greene,
Amanda M Chirngren, Elizabeth Yet
chell Davis. e Bennett and wife.
About fifty OF a hundred congFatu-
IstoFy kilograms were received during
the evening from friends in all portions
of the country which were read by the
happy couple.
The Best Remedy for rheumatism.
From the FoirhdUen, N. Y, Register.
Mr.. James Rowlang, of this village,
states that for twenty-five years his
wife has been sufferer from Thsuma-
tism. A few nights ago she was in such
pain that she wss nearly crazy. She
sent Mr.. Rowland for the doctor, but he
| had read of ChembeTlsin's Pain Balm
| and instead OF going for the physician