Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-21
BRIDE AND GROOM
 GET GOOD SEND OFF
A QUIET WEDDING PLANNED WHICH TERMINATED
 OTHERWISE.
EI Paso Dinner Party invite Them selves to Ceremony and Are Made Welcome by Contracting Parties.
 An Ode to the Bride. .....

MT. and Mrs. L. E. Hawes arrived in the city from Fl Paso on Monday evening. having been married at the St. Regis Hotel the day previous. The couple are now at home on Quail ty Hill.
 The wedding planned by the groom was not to be and the following ac- count which appeared in the Fl PasO News tells the story.
 Last evening in the parlors of the St. Regis. L. E. Hawes of Bisbee and Miss Caroline Gamble of Des Moines, Iowa. were united in marriage, Rev c. B. Dalton. of the First Methodist church officiating Neither party is very well acquainted in Fl PasO, and they had anticipated a quiet wedding, following which they intended to pro- ceed to .Bisbee. where the groom has a neatly furnished home on Mason hill. However. by a lucky combina- tion of. circumstances they were mar ried in the presence of some twenty Fl PasOaus and the event was made all the more pleasant. if possible, thanks 70 the fact that there was a dinner party at the St. Regis last nigh as well as a wedding.
 It all came about in this way. 4 number of Fl PasCans were guests a dinner party last evening at this hotel Immediately following the din ner. in some manner the news became known that a wedding was to be cele brated there that evening Just how ss became evident that there was quite a sentiment among the members of the dinner party to attend the ceremony Acting on the suggestion. their wishes were next made known to the bride and groom. A hearty invitation was sent back for them all to come. And they did. Everyone was asked with the greatest cOrdiality to attend. And the quiet wedding was as well attend ed as one could wish.
 In the hearty good wishes that were showered upon the happy couple inn mediately following the ceremony none could have been more hearty had the bride and groom been ac- quainted with their guests all their lives. instead of having been entire strangers half an hour before
 Those present were Dr. and Mrs Carpenter. Mrs J. C. Lackland. Miss Bogel, Miss Alice Davis, Miss Leigh White. Otis Coles. o. P. White, O. S.. Osborne, G. w. Cowgirl. John Kaylor. F. L. Waterman, Joseph Davis, Frank Davis, Ike Simon. Mrs. J. N. Sanborn, Miss Sanborn, J. N. Sanborn. s. O. Pratt, Nina Palermo. s. c. Aubrey. F. J. Bragonier, E. Cherry. F. E. Torres ter and Mrs. F. A. Hiler
 In honor of the occasion Mrs. Dr. Carpenter composed a stanza of poet ", which she dedicated to the bride. It is printed below.
 MT. Hawes and Miss Gamble were sweethearts together in the Iowa city before he eyer left for the west to live in Arizona
 The bride that is to the bride to be- Sends heartfelt greetings. and says
 that we,
 Who are now starting out a man to
 boss,
 Are going to find that balky 'hoss." Would prove a picnic compared with
 this
 Proposition we've tackled-because
 we'll miss
 In our men, now we've got them, 2
 lot of things
 We thought they had; and instead of
 wings
 We'll find they're now equipped with
 horns
 They're roses, but then they're full of
 thorns.
 They're hard propositions, but now
 they're caught,