Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-21

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states army; pearl collar Of ten
strands, made by Tiffany. from secrc-
tary Taft; n diamond tiara, from
Miss Carew, a sister Of Mrs. Roose.
welt; bow knot Of diamonds Of cxoui
site workmanship, also made by Tiff
fanny. from Mrs. Douglas Robinson; a
magnificent pendant Of aqua marine,
from the members Of the Taft party;
a ruby spaniel named Lady Toots,
valued at $500. from Mrs Marion
Porter, Of Boston; and Fashion" n
blue ribbon Boston terrier, valued nj
u, 800, from A. Montgomery stin
man, the Pittsburg millionaire and
friend Of Mr.. Longworth.
on on Their wedding Trip.
The wedding luncheon and reception
lasted until three o'clock. when Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth retired
TO prepare themselves for their depart.
urc for their wedding trip. An hour
later the newly married couple was
driven TO the Pennsylvania station,
where the special Pullman car ERE.
public" specially fitted up for the
bridal trip, stood ready 60 receive them.
Mrs. Longworth looked charming in
her travelling gown Of tan cloth, cut
in princess style, and with a short DO.
larn in Int La al ~. A
with folds Of chiffon velvet Of the
same shade ms the cloth. With ,his
costume she wore u tri.corncrci hat of
tan velvet. with bird Of paradise at
the side, fastened with n tortoise.
shell and silver buckle.
The final destination Of the trip was
carefully kept secret, but IL IL under.
stood that the couple will 90 south, pro.
badly to Georgia and will pay n visit
10 the home Of her mother. Later they
intend to spend week or more at Palm
Beach. Fla.
The ear in which they will travel on
their southern trip. is n fairy palace on
wheels. II Is ten feet wide and 40
feet long, and is equipped in the most
artistic and luxurious manner.
The woodwork is Of Dutch oak and
highly polished mahogany, and the
hangings and upholstery and food
coverings are Of green and red.
First, there is the observation room,
at the rear, looking upon n platform ms
large as the average porch, and guard.
ed by brass ratings. A wide armed
sofa faces the platform. The dining
table will accommodate six. A little
china closet Of Dutch oak, containing
the silver which will do service during
tls, honeymoon, Dutch oak writing
desk. a sofa, and six chairs furnish
this room. s -,
Adjoining the parlor and observation
apartment are the two bedrooms, each
containing a large brass bedstcad. BOTH
are heavily earpeted in green and hung
in green, the wood being highly polish
I'd mahogany. A dwarf bureau with
IA mirror, Is In one corner. The pressure
Of n button in the wall produces a
wnshstand Of nickel, Mt which hot and
cold water may be had.
between thes two rooms are the ;ete.
tcte sections, done in green and ma.
bogany. They are convertible into
staterooms, with n lower and upper
berth each. Tn one Of the sections
two seats face eneh other, with win.
dow between. The whole Of the other
section IL occupied by n scmi.eircular
divan.
The trip will only last about three
weeks. as the session Of Congress makes
II necessary for Mr.. Longworth TO re,
turn 70 Washington. After their re-.
turn the young couple will live at the
John Davies Jones home on Eighteenth
and ! street, and Mrs. Nicholas Long.
worth, ST., will take care Of the house.
hold to relieve the yonng and ipexperi.
cneed bride Of all household duties.
After the adjournment Of Congress
Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth intend to 90 90
Europe and spend some time In the en-.
pitfalls Of the principal countries. II il
expected that they will be presented 1t
the various courts which they will visit
although the death Of King Oscar Of
Denmark will somewhat interfere with
the original plans Of the trip. The
European courts being in mourning,
there will be little opportunity for the
travellers TO attend large court fune-
tions. They propose to spend consid'
cradle time In London and Paris, where
both have many friends and relations.
Purely . Love Match.