Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-02-10
PRETTY HOME
WEDDING TODAY
A. E. Wiley and Miss
Maymie McIntier.
Married at Brides Home This At
ternOOn-Bride'S Father Per-
forms the Ceremony.

A pretty but quiet home wedding
was solemnized at the Methodist par.
sonage at one o'clock this afternoon
when the lives and fortunes of two
most excellent young people were
united. The happy principals to this
event we're Ambrose Everett Wiley and
Miss Maymie Hill McIntier. The GER.
emory was performed by Rev. E. o.
McIntier, the BRIDES father, the full
Methodist Episcopal ring service being
used.
On account of the feeble condition
of the father, the wedding was very
quiet one, only about a dozen init
mate friends being present. The par
lor, where the ceremony was perform
ed was beautifully decoratedwith white
carnations and smilax, and a large
wedding bell made of these flowers
was suspended from the ceiling near
the folding doors of the parlor. The
groom was met in the hall way by the
bride and they entered the parlor to-
gether, as Mrs. n. Levy played the
sweet strains of Lohengrin's famous
wedding march. They were met
under the beautiful floral bell by the
father of the bride and the words were
then spoken which Joined the hearts
that love had drawn together.
After the ceremony had been COM
pleted, and as the friends we're show
ering congratulations upon the happy
husband and wife, Mrs. Levy again
played Mendelssohn's wedding march.
The bride looked very charming in
her beautiful gown of cream etimine
trimmed with lace insertion and lined
with cream taffeta. She also carried a
bouquet of white carnations. The
groom wore conventional black. A
bounteous wedding luncheon was
served, the table decorations being of
white carnations, lace ferns and white
ribbons, making a beautiful effect.
A number of very handsome and
valuable presents we're received from
the friends of the bride and groom.
The bride is the only daughter of
Rev. and Mrs Mclntier, and is a ma
tive of the Lone Star state, having
been born in Galveston, Texas, while
her father was pastor of the Methodist
church at that place She is hand
some and highly accomplished young
lady, and by her sweet and lovable
manners converts all her acquaint-
ances into warm friends. While she
has only resided in Prescott for few
months yet she has gathered about her
a large circle of enthusiastic friends
who wish her all the joy that this life
can bestow upon her as she travels
down life's path beside the COM
panion of her choice.
The groom who is a native of In
diana, is one of Arizona's prominent
mining men, having resided for the
past four years at Globe, Arizona.
where the love making which has sc
happily terminated, was first begun,
while the bride resided at that place
with her parents, her father having
been the pastor of the Globe M. E.
church. He was one of the leading
mining engineers of Denver, Colo
RADIO, for a number of years before
coming to Arizona, and bears a most
excellent reputation. He is at pres,
ent superintendent of the GaylordA
izona Consolidated Mines, at Globe.
During his residence in that section
he has successfully handled several
large mining deals.
The bride and groom will leave on
this evenings train for Globe where
they will reside for a short time. The
Journal Miner joins their hosts Of
friends in wishes for long and happy
lives