Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-10
SOCIETY EVENTS
 FOR SHELTER CITY
MISS ADDlE SLAUGHTER MAR.
 REED DR. w. A. GREENE.
Close Friends Of Contracting Parties
 Only Invited-The Bride is Daush- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Slaughter.
Special to Reviev.)

DOuglaS. Sepl. S "cuuihe oNS were ringing in Douglas this morning announcing the marriage of Miss Ad- die Slaughter to Dr. William Arnold Greene.
 The ceremony was performed promptly at a. m. at the Roy Hotel and only the closest friends of the contracting parties were invited.
 The Rev. Joseph Mcconnell of the Episcopal church oficiated. This was the first Episcopal marriage ever per formed in Douglas. The parlor in which the ceremony was performed was well filled. The groom was at tended by MT. w. J. Slaughter. who acted as best man and with the groom led the wedding party into the front parlor. and were followed by the bride and bridesmaid, Miss Edith Stowe of Bisbee. and then came the family and friends. The Episcopal wedding service was read and the couple were married with ring. The bride was given away by her father. She wore a very pretty travelling suit and carried a prayerbook given her by Rev. Mcconnell instead of the con ventional bouquet of brides roses.
 Dr. Greene and bridge departed on the morning train on a two weeks honeymoon. They will visit in Chat tanooga. Tenn. and Lookout Noun tain. and then go to Chicago. their future home where Dr. Greene has a large practice.
 The bride is very popular Douglas young ladv. She was born in San An tonio. Texas. but has lived in Co., chise county nearly all her life. hav- ing been raised in Arizona. She was educated in Fields seminary. Oak land Cal. Dr William Arnold Greene is well known in Douglas and Bisbee. having for many years been next in rank 10 the late Dr. F. A. Sweet of the Copper Queen medical staff. He is one of the sterling young professions al men of the country Mir. and Mrs. Greene have the sincere well wishes of a large number of friends for sue cess and happiness in their welded life
 Following is a nartial list of pres ents rAceived bv the happy couple:
 J. H. Slaughter. check.
 Mrs. Slaughter. chest of silver; hand embroidered poppy lunch cloth. cut glass carafe and hand painted tug. ". J. Slaughter, silver coffee ser vice
 Mrs. NJ. A Howell. candelabra
 Mir. and Mrs James Howell. silver mounted buckhorn carving set.
 Miss Minus silver violet vase.
 Clarence Minus. silver card tray.
 Miss Stone. silver cake dish and sil- yer candlesticks.
 Mrs Theodore Hampe Persian rug.
 Miss Greene. embroidered dinner set
 MT. and Mrs. Watkins. pepper and salt cellars.
 Misses Watkins. salt spoons.
 A. L. Fisher and son, oak dining ta ble and chairs.
 Mir. Fitzgerald. cut glass claret set.
 Mrs. Frances Bowman. butter knife
 John Henall. ice tUngs.
 Frank Andersen. sugar spoon.
 Lola Robles. cream ladle.
 Mfs N A. Agard, bon bon spoon.
 Mesdames Wilbur and Baker, berry spoon.
 Mrs. L. A Johnson, point lace handkerchief
 Mrs. Frank Douglas, sofa pillow
 Lee On Loy. silver fruit dish.
 Robert Hitler, cold meat and sar dine fork.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. M. Woods, cut glass punch bowl
 MT. and Mrs. Spencer Clawson, sil yer almond set.
 Spencer Clawson, Jr.. cutglass wa ter bottle.
 Miss Hattie Holmes Malloy, bon bon dish.
 Those present were:
 Mir and Mrs. J. H. Slaughter, Mir. and Mrs. H. M. Woods. MT. and Mrs. J. A. Howell, Miss Minnie Mi nus. Clarence Minus. Ben Slaughts Robert Hfler, Oscar Fisher, Mrs. The odore Hampe Miss Edith Stowe Mrs. William Watkins. s. W. Clawson Curtis. Steel and Gladys Woods, JohE Henan.