The daily sentinel., 1902-11-01
PHELPS
Mi'PHEETERS.

able Importance to their many friends.
is the marriage tonight at the Bunga
low, at the Book Cliff mines. of w.
S. Phillips. Jr. general manager of the
Book Cliff Railway and mines and
Miss A Mae McPhe eters. both of this
city.
At five O'Clock this afternoon a
special train awaited at the the Book
Cliff depot the arrival of fifty or more
of the friends of the contracting part
les. From there the train will run to
the Bungalow where the marriage ser
vice which will unite these two will
be performed.
The Bungalow has been fitted up in
most delightful style for the happy oc-
casion and there, where so many hap
py partys of the friends of Mr.. Phil
lips have been entertained i'll years
past will be united to the woman of
his choice.
The ceremony will be performed
Immediately after the arrival of the
train. The services for so happy an
occasion will be performed by an
uncle of the bride, Rev. Robert M.
Hall, of Plymouth. Illinois, who has
come west for the special purpose of
performing the marriage tonight.
Following the marriage service.
an elaborate wedding supper will be
served. This has been in preparation
for several days by one of the city's
best caterers and will doubtless be in
comport with the occasion and the
well known hospitality of Mr.. Phil
lips.
Miss McPheeters, the bride to be of
Mr.. Phillips, is one of the best known
teachers in the city. For several
years past she has been a most accept
able teacher in the public schools of
this city and both scholars and her
associates in the schools have known
her only to love and admire the
womanly qualities of which she is
possessed. She is a woman of more
than ordinary grace in form and face
and she will, if all reports be true as
to her womanly ways and grace, pre-
side over the home of Mr.. Phillips
with care and consideration. Her
friends in this city will be most hap
py that she has become the bride of a
man whom she can honor and respect
and before whom there seems to be
the most happy prospects in life.
Miss McPheeters, before coming to
this city, taught school in Plateau
valley and Montrose.
Mr.. Phillips is SC. we'll known in
this city by it's general business. in
terests that he needs no introduction.
His marriage takes place on the sixth
anniversary of his arrival in this city
to assume control of the Book Cliff
Railway. whose owner, Mr.. Isaac @.
Wyman has given him absolute con-
troll over its destines and under his
efficient management it has been a
paying institution.
During these six years he has been
identified with this city's growth and
prosperity. He is a most capable
business man and gentleman whom
1T is pleasure to meet at any time.
Mr.. Phillips removed to this city
from Marblehead, Mass, and while
having an abiding love for the old
Bay State. the state of his nativity,
he is now Coloradoan and has its
interests just as much at heart, as he
did the interests Of the place of his
birth, in which city he was a man of
affairs and for many years was con-
nected with that city's representative
newspaper and printing establish
ment.
The many friends of the two people
will wish them much happiness in
the new state which they are about to