The Arizona daily orb., 1899-10-27
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The wedding 0f Als,, William ensdt and Mise Olive bxker was solsnSjzed at Union church hast evening" Y nine o'clock, Rev. Pritchard officiating. >
 Tla church at and near the altar WaA artist ically decorated with . profuslOn of palms and smilax, whae large bou- ouets of roses, white carnations aild cnrysanth themums occupied places on the oryan and altar, while in the center, snsnended from the ceiling bv white sot;n ribbons, was large horse shoe ,oade ont of white. roses and carnations in,erwoven with sniIax.
 shortly alter nine the bride, leaning. on the arm of James Blair,.and accom- panied by her maid of honor and brides maid, marclrsd up the aisle, the party ,,einy led by the ushers,' who were m rnediately followed by two little flower girls, while just behind the party came little Amy Won KaneI, dressed in flow ing gown of white silk and bearing the: ring upon small pillow. The party wer, met at the altar by the groom ard his best man, Harry Barkdoll. Rev. Pritchard, in a most pleasing cersmonys pronounced the words which made them one.. %t. s>,'. .'. ''. .' :s,..; - <
 The bride was dressed in 8 handsome gown of white satin, trfn med with pea!l passe m men terie, the waist paving many accordeon .tncks running diayonallyS{, making it very becoming. A bri isl veil of white silk hung from her head in pretty folds, while in her hair, which was done up in the latest style, she wore small bunch of orange blossoms, aud in her hand she carried a. huge bouquet: of white rose buds and carnations. Mss Hogan, who acted as maid ot honor, was attired in pretty gown of yellow silk, and also carried large bouquet in her hand. Miss Edith GrenfelI, sister of the groom, acted as bridesmaid and wore 8 becoming gown of blue silk. The: groom was attlred in the conventional black and wore small white rose bud on his coat. Upon retiring from the altar the way of the couple was strewn with flowers by the little flower girls. The wedding party, with their. many in. vited gues,s adjourned to the opera house, where reception was given, the Copper Queen band serenadiny the party on their way to the hall. After few moments, when all had been given a chance to shower their congratulations upon the couple, dancing was indulved in until twelve o'clock. when all were asked to adjourn up stairs, where 6 sumr tuous repast was served. After drinkIkg to the health of the bride and groom t,le guests returned to the lower hall, where dancing again occupied their attention until the gray streaks of dawn had begun to ascend over the. adjacent hillsides. ..s... -- .. ...,.. . .s,.l. 5,,'..
 The bride is the only. daughter of MT. aud Mrs., ]. w. Baker of our city, and has been a resident for nearly three years. By her charming ways: and always pleasant smile. has won hosts of friends, who wish her long and happy married life. ,...... .....,.
 The groom is the eldest son of Edward Grinfell. of our city, and has been a res ident of Bisbee since his boyhood, hay ing grown to manhood among us. He IS a young man of sterling character and gentlemanlv bearing, and has many warm friends among hie hosts of ac- quaintances. .,'.. .a..
 The couple were the recipients of many handsome and costly pre- ents. They will take up their residence in Upper Tombstone canyon where they have showered upon them the best wishes tor long and prosperous journey down the stresm of married life.