Arizona republican., 1899-06-18
SOCIETY

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The modiste of all countries for the
past season has beep trying TO create
white seasons. That is, all the
accessories of a white gown shoes,
stockings. gloves, hats and parasols
should be white. This is too much for
the English and American woman If
at any time white shoes are out, it is
at present The women OF these
countries are too conscious of their
well developed feet to think of open
worked stockings and white suede
shoes. The most mannish pumps of
patent leather with black silk stock
ings will be worn fer summer full
dress. Heavy tan or dongola ties will
be seen on all other occasions.
The large, loosely fitting white
glove now so much the rage with sum
small appearance The tight fitting
white glove makes them look larger.
A pretty at horne wedding took place
Thursday evening when Mr.. George
Frederick Sharpe and Miss Lillah
Carrie Irvine were welded at the home
of the brides mother, 719 West Jack
son street. The paTIor was beautifully
decorated, the entire ceiling being
covered with garlands CT peppers,
Joined at one side. from which was
suspended a wedding bell CT white
roses under which the ceremony was
performed. The decorations through
out were most artistic and pleasing,
white and pink were the predominant
colcrs. Handsome bouquets of choice
roses were placed in every available
nook and ccrner, giving a most pleas
ing effect. Promptly at p. m. Mrs.
M. r. Harland took her place at the
piano and a wedding march composed
by John G. Willis for her wedding
pealed forth in sweet melody. The
bridal party entered, first the Rev.
DR.. Lewis Halsey, followed by Miss
Mary Halsey, bridesmaid, and Mr..
Charles B. Christy, best man; then
followed the bride and groom.
The pretty ring ceremony was
performed and Rev. Mr.. HaIsey made
it most impressive Congratulations
were received and the bridal party
led the way to the beautiful lawn of
Mrs. Samuel Harper. The lawn was
arranged with hammocks
and lawn chairs. while from the trees
Chinese lanterns were strung. giving
the desired subdued illumination. Here
the tables were spread, around which
the guests were seated. The bride was
attired in white taffeta silk, cut with
semi-train. The bodice had a full |
trent of mousseline de sole edged |
with pearl passamenterie. The collar /
was made of passamenterie The bride |
wore the gift of the groom gold |
lace pin set with rubies She carried |
4 handsome bouquet of brides |
roses and the old fashioned bridal /
wreath. The bridesmaid. Miss Ha.sey. |
wore white Swiss with pink finishings, /
md carried pink La France roses. The |
groom presented the bridesmaid with |
| solitaire turquOis stick-pin. The
couple were the recipients of many
md handsome presents.
Mrs. NJ. A Irvine, set silver knives
md wedding album; Mrs. l. E. Chute
of the bride, presented
Ter with her wedding shawl of Rox-
'un silk. hand embroidered: Mr.. and
drs. 7. E. Irvine and children. silver
ca service; T. f. Irvine, brother CT
he bride, a $50 bill; Mr.. and Mrs. T.
:. Fare and Miss Earle. cut glass
'erry set, silver berry spoon; Syl-
ester and Annetta Earle, silver cake
lasket; Mrs. A Sharpe mother of
he groom, drawn work linen tray
10th, her own handiwork; Dr. and
Irs. Sharpe, Rochester lamp; Mr.. and
1rs. M. H. Sharpe, enlarged picture of
he grOOm's mother; Mr. Charles B.
'hristy. Eand-painted china fruit dish;
lr- and Mrs NJ. r. Harland, salad
DIRK; Master Walter Harland. Dresden
aiad bowl; Mr.. and Mrs L. w Cog
ms, ground glass vase; Mrs NJ. G.
Vocd, china tea service; Mr. and Mrs
= e. Pascoe, china chocolate SCI: Mr..
nd Mrs. Samuel Harper, hand-painted |
il painting; Mr.. S. E. Chaplin, mount
buffalo horns; Mr. and Mrs. w A
avis. set silver forks; Mr. and Mrs
eekings, gold lined sugar shell; Mr.
nd Mrs. Browning, silver sugar
,ngs; Mr.. W. E. Wilcox. embroidered D..
enter piece; Mr.. and Mrs. Van ;
cutum, steel engraving; Miss Fanny r
aylor, views from previous home;
r. and Mrs. Mcintyre cut glass
reese dish; Mr.. Thomas Prescott,
liver mounted cut glass salt and per- 7
er cellars; Misses Halsey, Kay, +
weed and Hattie Halsey. Haviland
ira salad dish; Mr.. Sullivan and q
ISIS Beetles, gold lined sugar she'll:
r. and Mrs. John Isaacs. vases: Mrs r
B. Buckley, individual silver salt 7
L; Miss Jessie NJ West, embroidered r
,iley I
Among the invited guests were: DR.. |,
Id Mrs. Mcintyre, Dr. and Mrs Dam !,
on, DR.. and Mrs. Thomas, Rev DR.. O
evils Halsey, Mr.. and Mrs Thomp- r
n, Mr. and Mrs. Pascce. Mrs A. B.
lckley. Mr. ". A Davis. Rev. and Z
rs. McCreaTy, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. d
oggins, Mr.. and Mrs. Feelings, Mr..
I'd and Mrs. Harlan, Mr. and Mrs Y
owning, Mrs Tweed, Mr.. and Mrs. il