Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-19
The Social Mirror
(rrom Sundays Dailv.)


Monday evening at s O'Clock, ai the
residence Of tho brides parents on
Cortcz street. Mis- Gertrude Wells was
married 10 Mr. John ~. Wilson. Much
interest ~ attached 60 this wedding. on
account ~ the prominence Of the
bride parents Her father, Judge T..
". Wells. has been one of the leading
lurists of tnc Territory for = number
of years, ~ well us one of the most
influential men ~ the community.
The groom ~ one Of the leading young
business men IT Los Angeles, and has
% great many friends IN Prescott, all
Of whom are wishing MIN and his wife
the greatest possible happiness. Miss
Wells ~ IN interesting and attractive
girl and has host Of real. genuine
friend, who showcrcd the hcnriicsl
congratulations on her.
Tnc groom was attended by Mr.. Rob.
ctt 4. Craig. ~ best man, and the
Mcssrs Fred Moore aud q. \. Peter,
Jr., ~ ushcrs The wedding march
was played by Mrs smith orchestra,
which also played during the evening.
The ceremony was performed IN the
bay window of the parlor, under u
lovers knot Of pale pink roses and
maiden hair fern. The ceremony was
the ring service of the Episcopal
church, and was performed 10y the Rev.
Wncailcy.
The bride gown was a most beau
iiful white lace princess, made over
white silk and chiffon. The veil was
a silk tulle held in place 10y IN aigrciic,
and she carried shower bouquet Of
lilies of the valley. The veil and the
white satin pillows, ON which they
kncli, were the ones used by the bride y
sister, Mrs. Heap, at ncr marriage
Miss Irene Wells was the bride y
only attendant. and she was gowncd
IN pale blue crepe chiffon. and carried
an arm bouquet of Madame Cccilc
Brunrr roses.
Mrs. T.. ". Wells was most stunning
~ attircd IN q Point lace gown, the
rose pattern.
Mrs. II. " Heap. the brides sister
wore - very becoming dress Of silk
mule.
Mrs. Elmer Wells WIS prcttly dress
ed IN "a gown of pale blue MULE.
over four hundred invitations were
issued for the reception. but the wed
ding was only witnessed by the rrla.
lives aud most intimate friends of The
bride aud groom.
Those assisting at the wedding re-.
ccp,ion were Mrs. IT, W. Heap, Mrs.
Morris Goldwaicr and Mrs. I'd. Knst
ncr. while Mrs Elmer Wells. Mrs.
William Elliott aud Roy Elliott assist
eel IN the dining room
The ush"rs were assisted in receiving
the guests by Mcssrs. Ed. Kns,ncr.
Elmer Wells and Harry Heap.
At ~ O'Clock the bride and groom
led the way To- the dining room, where
the wedding feast was served To the
bridal guests. The brides table was
beautifully decorated with la France
roses and maiden hair fern. Over the
liable, hung from the chandelier. was
white dove, and from above the dove
10 the four corners Of the table, was
fcs'ooned white tullc wound with
iernS' and the candnlcbras (wcdding
gtts) had pink silk shades. Toc
M'Ils home was profuscly decorated
throughout with white and pink roses.
Ihe brides entire trousseau was ON,
OF the most elaborate as well os mos,
appropriate that n bride could wish for.
ana the presents sent 10 the voung
couple were unusually handsome and
wer" IN great abundance.
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. j. !. Hawk.
ms was hostess to the whipplc Bridge
Ciub' After n pleasant game Miss Uar.
rirtf Oliver had the nigh score for the
afternoon. Mrs. Hawkins guests were
Mrs p W. Foster, Mrs. q. A. Uesln.
Mrs. u. A .Sturgcs, Mrs. &. A. pete,
Mrs, y. &. job, Mrs. J. J. Fisher and
lnc Misses Jean Blanchard and Harriet |
Oliver.
MISS Theresa Frcdcricks entertained |
me Prescott Bridge Club, Tuesday af.
'efnoon. Mrs. q. T.. Mcanv had the
''gh score for the series. Miss Fred.
'ficks' guests were Mrs. Morris Gold.
water, Mrs. T.. T. Hastings and Mrs
!. +. Meany.
=, '''' '"' ~ iiaH'illhr entertained nj |
INNER at the Yavapai Club, Monday
'Vening, In honor of Mr.. and Mrs J. II
iood, ana Mr. and Mrs. j. n. Nolan
u bIsbee. Both of the gentlemen a,e
onheeted with the banks in Bisbee
M stopped in Prescott en- route To-
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ebe' and it is admitted that sucb nm
SSau't upon venerable institutions ma
ne spectacle of young lady tearing
own wall street with n letters for n
'eainer scheduled 10 sail in evo
''""'es' would he rs likely 10 creo,e
P'"'' !" 'hht center of d.licately
"'"heed emotions as an anti.railro,J ,
peech by President Roosevelt rho
'''' were hrst tried in the filing do.
where the work had formerly
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