Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-21
Christian-Hughes Wedding is SoIemnized in Presence of
 Three Hundred.
CLASSIC STRAINS ARE
 WAITED OVER SCENE.
Social Event That EcIipSeS All Previous Ones in Bisbee So- ciety-Both Young People Are We'll Known Here.

At the Presbyterian church last evening, in the presence of an audience l of three hundred in full evening dress, was celebrated the wedding of James
 Fettit Christian of this city and Miss Susie Hughes. of Nashville, Tennes-
 see, Rev. J. E. Fry, pastor of the
 First Presbyterian church, offiiat- 1 ing.
 | The ceremony was preceded by a
 musical program of eleven numbers, participated in by some of Bisbee's most talented musicians. The pro ! gram, prepared under the supervision
 of Mrs. w. P. Sims, included the fol lowing numbers: Organ voluntary, Mrs. Horvitz; Bridal Chorus" from 'Rosemaiden," by Cowen, sung by | Mrs. Sims, MT. Pettee, MT. and Mrs. John Williamson; violin solo, ''Ro- nance" by Svenden, rendered by MT. W. NJ. Lewis; solo, T Love Thee" by Hope Temple, Mrs. w P. Sims; duet, "A Night in Venice" by Lucantoni, sung by MT. and Mrs. John William son: solo, Because I Love You. Dear," by Hawley, MT. Frank Pettee; solo. "A Day Dream" by Streleski, Mrs. Williamson; solo. Oh, Promise Me-" by De Koven, MT. Williamson; Mendelssohn's Wedding March" Mrs. Horvitz; Hearts ana Flowers" Mrs. Horvitz; "Oh, Perfect Love-" by Bar naby, quartette, Mrs. Sims, ,Mr. and Mrs. Williamson and MT. Pettee; march, "Lohengrin," by Wagner, Mrs. Horvitz.
 At, 30 o'clock, to the strains of Mpndnlccnhn'c ssITaddirp Ho~ch v beautifully rendered by Mrs. Horvitz, entered the edifice, the bride on the arm of her brother-in-law, Benjamin Horvitz, preceded by the ushers, Messrs. E. c. Campbell, H. A. Schwartz, E. W. Spires and W. A. Schwartz; the brides matrons, Mrs. E. c. Schaw, Mrs. Frank Bledsoe;
 matron of honor, Mrs. J. E. Thompson; ; maid of honor, Miss Sarah Bonner; rir g-bearer, Master William James Ross Sims. a.. The wedding procession was joined !, a: the altar by the bridegroom and I best man, Mir. E. c. Cory, who entered from the pastors study.
 The simple ring ceremony was used, during which Hearts and Flowers"
 was beautifully rendered by Mrs. Hor- l vitz.
 A unique departure in the form of
 musical blessing, entitled 70, Perfect
 Love-" was rendered by Mrs. Sims,
 Mfr. and Mrs. Williamson and MT.
 Frank Pettee, following which came
 the benediction by the pastor. To the grand strains of Wagner's 'Iohen.
 grin" the bridal party immediately left the church.
 l The bride was beautifully gowned ir 8 dress of crepe de chine over taf-
 feta silk, wearing long bridal veil
 and carried a chatelaine bouquet of | lilies of the valley and orange blos-
 soms A crown of lilies of the valley
 further beautified the bride
 The groom was conyentionally at
 tired in full evening dress, as were the ushers.
 | The interior of the edifice was bean 'tifully and fittingly decorated in palms l and flowers. the softened lights throw ! ing a glow over the entire scene. | The popularity Of the happy young couple was no better attested than in the long list of beautiful and useful
 presents of which they were the recipi erts.
 From the father of the bride came