Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
.TRlTlE-FlSHER. A Brilliant Wedding af DreS- COff Yesterday. Mr. Harry Russell Triiie and Miss Harriet IT. Fisher Unifed
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Prescott, Ar.z. Sept 21-(SpeciaL) The EOsi interesting, as well as the mcst srlsrdid, social event which has taken piace in Prescott for many years occurred this evening at S:31 o'clock when Miss Harriet NJ. Fisher . became the wife cf IIr. Harry E. Tritle Miss Fisher IS the daughter O. the late Hon. J. L. Fisher Of Prescott. and is a handsome blonde Mr. Tritle is a younger sen O ex-Governor Tritle and is at pTesen. assistant secretary of the territory.
 The ceremony was performed in the Episcopal church Of ths Advent by the Rev. MT Sherman The church was elaborately decorated by the Ladies Guild Of Prescott and the friends Of the bride and groom, the predominant ing colcr being pink.
 The wedding pTocs ssion was headed by the ushers, A1essrs. S NJ Cullom. Jr, Charles H. Horndon. A. T. Barn hart and Robert Burmistcr, followed by the maid cf honor and the brides maids Next oama the bride on the arm Of hec uncls, Mir. l. 5. Fisher of British Columbia, the mother Of the bride on the arm of eX-Governor Fri tie, the groom's father and the flower girls, the Misses Ethel Fisher. Kath- erine Spencer. Florence HernGon and Heie-2 Bruce, and tiiS page, Master Eugene Tritle Spencer. Mendelssohn' $ : Wedding March was played by Mrs. Cline as the prOcs ssi0n moved to the altar, where the groom and his best man, MT. Fred 4. Tritle, Jr., were all ready standing. After the beautiful Episcopal wedding ceremony had been performed the happy couple left the church, followed by ',he guests, to the strains Of Lonengrin. They pro- ceeded at orce to the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. !. L. Fisher, where an informal reception was held. The elegant Fisher home WAS prCfIise- ly decorated with smilaX, palms and ferns, with liberal display of the wedding cclcr in the form Of pink bunting. The rooms were brilliantly lighted and the effect Of the whole scene was greatly enhanced by the beauty of lawn freely decorated with Japanese lanterns. The band dis coursed swest music during the even ing. The bride and groom stCod in the bow window under bell composed of white flowers and received the con- gratulations of their friends fer more than an hour, after which the whole company partook of a sumptuOIs ban quet.
 The bridesmaids. Miss Helen Wells. Miss Blanche Harrington, Miss Alice Postle and Miss Irene Martin, were at tired in gowns e pink mousseline de soic, while the maid Of honor. Miss Ollie Fisher, sister Of the bride, wore wlite chiffon T]ie bride looked in comparably lovely in dress Of heavy white satin, trimmed with real lace and orange blossoms. SLs carried 9 bouquet of white carnations, the gift of the grccM The flower girls were dressed in white Kate Greonway cos tunes.
 The invited guests numbered over two hundred and included Governor and Mrs Murphy, Territorial Sscre- tary and Mrs Alers, Territorial Au- ditor and Mrs Vicllers. and other high territorial officials; Gel. Spencer and wife of St. Louis, Mo Mrs. Spencer bc- ing a sister Of Mr. Tritles, NIT. Isaac Fisher of Westminster, D. C., the dacle of the bride. besides otnar near reza- tives of the bride and groom, and the entire society clement Of Prescott.
 Many congratulatory messages were received from absent friends. Amopa them was tts following from the Rough Riders:
 Philadelphia. Pa, Sept 21. 1898, MT and Mrs, Harry |. Tritle:
 Accept our best wishes for all heaven has C. all good things. Pres perity, health and happiness and many years in which to enjoy life together