Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-09-28
4 BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
The Marriage Of one of Prescott's s Most Popular Young Couple
 Attended by the Elite , ofthe City.

Attended by the Elite ofthe City.
 Handsome Decorations Of Church and
 Residence-A Generous Re-
 ception Given the Bride
 and Groom.
 The marriage last night of Harry R. Tritle and Miss Hattie Fisher. was one of the most brilliant social events that has occurred in Pres colt for several years. The young couple are amsng the most popular of Prescott's young people, both Of them having grown from childhood to manhood and womanhood in the town among our citizens.
 The groom is the son of Governor and Mrs. F. 4. Tritle, and the bride is the daughter of Mrs. J. l.. Fisher.
 The marriage ceremony was per formed in the Episcopal church by Rev. Sherman, who has been oc- cupying the pulpit of the church for several weeks.
 . Invitations had been sent to friends of the two families to the full seating capacity of the church.
 The decorations of the church were artistic and beautiful in the extreme.
 A wreath of vines studded with flowers, encircled the walls of the church aroGnd the chancel, while a festoon of similar decorations was stretched across the building be- heath the ceiling in front, the we'd ding bell depending from the ceil- ing ID front of the railing. The wedding bell was made of carna- tions encircled with clematis and studded wish asters and chrysan- themums and was the same one beneath which eleven years ago, then, Lieutenant Eugene Spencer and Miss Kate Tritle were married.
 The arrangements were so com plete that not a single event oc- cured to mar the harmony of the occasion. The ceremony was an nounced to take place at S:30 and promptly at that hour Mrs. w. 4. Cline struck up a wedding march and the bridal party filed into the church. The groom, the best ma and ushers entered from the yestT of the churct and took up their positions between the altar and the audience while, members of the two families, the bride, her maid oi honor, bridesmaids and flower girls entered from the main entrance iu the following order:GovN .O.Murphy and Mrs. F. A. Tritle, Governor F A. Tritle and Mrs. Fisher, maid ol honor and bridesmaids, the bride accompanied by her uncle Isaac Fisher, of New Westminster, B. C. and then the flower girls.
 ! The party being arranged in front of the altar Rev. Sherman pro nounced the beautiful and impres. sive marriage ceremony of the Episcopal church when the bridal party and guests retired and re- paired to the residence of the bride: mother where reception was held and the young couple received the hearty congratulations of then friends.
 The maid of honor was Miss Olive Fisher, and the bridesmaids MIsse: Helen Wells. Alice Postle, Blanche Harrington and Irene Martin. The groom's best man was F. A. Tritle JI., and the groomsmen $. NJ. Cul. lom, A. D. Barnhart, R. B. Burmistel and Charles Herndon.
 The flower girls were the little Misses Ethel Fisher, Catherine Spencer, Helen Bruce and Florence Herndon.
 The bride presented charming appearance, gowned in rich white satin en train, and trimmed with exquisite point lace and orange blossoms. the beautiful long bridal veil worn by her adding to heI beauty. As she entered the church and during the ceremony, she bort in her hand a white vellum prayer book and bridal bouquet of carna tions.
 The maid of honor and flower girls were dressed in white and tho bridesmaids were arrayed in pinl organdies, the gentlemen, Of course being dressed in the conventiona full dress costumes.
 The grounds surrounding the finC residence of Mrs. Fisher were beau tifuliy decorated and illuminated, a! } was also the residence itself, anC the Prescott brass band was presen there during the reception and dis coursed music.
 On the arrival of the bridal part. at the residence the bride anC groom were handed a number o , congratulatory telegrams, one iron the Rough Riders read as follows:
 New York, Sept. 2l.-Accept con gratulations and best wishes To health. happiness and prosperity l for all that heaven has of all goot l things and for many years in whicl to enjoy life together.
 Signed: Brodie. Brown, Frant7 Carter, WoodIn, Sloan. Joruan an' 3 Garrison.
 - Another from a friend of .h ! brides family was as follows:
 "Watertown, New York, Sept. 2l Sincere congratulations and Ion long life blessed with all happiness. 9 "MR. AND Mas. FRED. W. BABooCK."
 Telegrams were also received froI r Morris Goldwster and other friend of the two families.
 The bride and groom stood unde - a wedding bell in the spacious pal b Tor of Mrs. Fishers residence | l. receive the congratulations of the II friends, and after this was over, el' gant refreshments were served, an
 an evening of unalloyed pleasur o was added to the experience of a
 present.
 a Among the guests present vel ], the groom's sister, Mrs. Kate Spel l. cer, and her husband, Col. Eugeu
 Spencer, and their two childrel e who made the trip from St. Louis L .rN,