Arizona silver belt., 1900-12-06
HYMEN'S TORCH.
Marriage of MT. Bert F. Hoyt to
 Miss Aaetta Fauli

TYtutIbdSN oi Ft oCtt tO
 Miss ARetta Fauli.
 One of the prettiest home weddings that we have ever attended took place at the residence of Mir and Mrs. H. (. Hitchcock on Tuesday evening, Decem- Der 1, the con ntracting parties being MT. Bert F. Hoyt and Miss Anetta Faull The occasion was also the twelfth an niyersary of the marriage of MT. and i Mrs. Hitchcock, which lent ad- | ditional interest to the event, and | they. no less than the bride and | groom, were the recipients of hearty congratulations. The bridal party en- tered the rear par6r d few minutes after half past eight o'clock, to the pleasing strains of Narcisis, rendered on the piano by Mir. C. $. Slrch. First | came the juvenile attendants, second | cousins of the bride, Leslie and Ben ! Hitchcock and Ethel NinneS ana 1 Lillian Hitchcock, leading cupld's | captiveS with Silken ribbons. Next came the gentleman and maid Of 1 honor. Dr. A. B. Preston, aud Mlss Ethel Faull, sister of the bride, and | they were followed by the Drde and groI
 Arriving under the arch between tIIe parlors, they were met Oy Rev, l.. o. Mclutler, the officiating clergy man who in d most impressive mdnuer pronounced the magic words which united two loving hearts in the holy bonds of matrImJny. The bride, petite blonde, looked lovely III gown Of fine white Organdte, and carried d bouquet of carnations and ferns. The maid of honor, and the llttle girl at tendants were atJIred in pretty dresses of pink silk, and carried bouquets of pink and white carnations, while the groom and best man were dressed in conventional black.
 The inspiring strains of Mendels- suhu's Wedding March dispelled the sOiemnity which prevailed during the performance of the ceremony, and then MT. Huyt aud his fair bride were warmly congratulated and many and cordial were the wishes expressed for their marital happiness and con tluued prosperity.
 At ten o'cioCk dainty refreshments were served at small tables arranged about the parlurs. The menu was eX- ceilenJ and the service perfect. Mrs. Hitchcock and her sister, Mrs. Juliff, did the honors aud their constant at tcutlon lo the guests left nothing tu be desired to complete most ad mIrable entertainment.
 Ar. and Mrs. HOyU were the re- | cIpents of numerous wedding pres enls, including silver and glassware, useful articles which will adOrn their pretty home.
 The floral decorations and lighting Of the apartments deserve especial mention. The walls and chandeliers were festooned with smilay and mis- tetOe, and chry ysanthemums, carna- tionS and potted ferns were also used with good effect, while many electric lights shed radiance over an enchant- ing scene
 MT. Bert F. Huyt, the groom, is the local agent of the G. w., C. X N. rail- road company, which position he nils to the entire satisfaction of the com pauy, as well as the public. Ills busi- ness integrity and agreeable demeanor has won him the respect of his busi- ness associates and made him deserv- edly popular among his acqualntauces.
 Tie bride, tbc daughter of MT. Joseph Fdull, is d lady uf many accomplishments, and possessed of those virtues which most adOrn wumanhnud.
 That this union SO auSpiciOusly begun will continue without any ad verse circumstances tp mar the happi ness of the worthy couple is Jhe earnest wish Of their friends.