Arizona republican., 1908-12-04
ILLINOIS WEDDING
 OF A PHOENIX MAN
Marriage of Joseph c. Green and Miss Edna Murray.

The Illinois State Journal of Spring field publishes the following account of the wedding of Joseph c. Green of this city and Miss Edna Murray of Springfield:
 Green Murray-Married, at 7:3O o'clock Wednesday evening. November 25. 1908. at the residence of the brides parents. Mir and Mrs. James Edward Murray. GA South Fifth street, Rev. Father Timothy Hickey. pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, performing the ceremony, Joseph Chiles Green of Phoenix. AriZ.. and Miss Edna Murray of this city.
 Beautiful in every detail, the we'd ding was one of the most interesting of the fall season. The wedding col ors of cream and pink were charm ingly carried out in the decorations. In the south parlor, where the cere- mony was performed, an arch of palms and ferns with roses inter mingled formed the chief decorations The. staircase was beautiful in festoons
 of smilax and about the house were
 great bowls of pink and cream chrys- anthemums.
 Preceding the ceremony Miss Hallfe
 Casserly sang Because of You" As
 the bridal party descended the stairs
 Miss Casserly rendered the wedding
 march from 'Lohengrin." She was accompanied on the violin by Miss Frances Leutermeyer.
 The groomsmen. Col. Frank g. Dick
 son and Roy Moore Seelev. entered
 f,1
 groom and his best man. Alfred Mans
 field Colby of Dayton, ohio.
 The bridesmaids then entered. They
 were the Misses Dorothy Bosticll and Elizabeth McGowan. Miss Bosrick
 walked first and wore a sheath gown
 of satin shell pink elaborately triTr.ed in silver lace with a silver band and pin worn in the hair. She carried as her bouquet white chrysanthemun's tied with pink satin ribbon. Miss Mctiowan wore a white satin sheath gown trimmed in a gold lace and with a gold band in the hair. She carried pink chrysanthemums tied with white ribbon.
 The matron of honor, Mrs. Frank Dickson. then entered. She wore a gown of white chiffon broadcloth elab- orately trimmed with hand eInDroid-
 cry. A panel of rose point lace adorn- cd the front. She carried a bouquet
 Of cream and pink chrysanthenums tied with tulle. All of the gowns were built with a high neck and mousque- ! taire sleeves.
 Little Frances McCowan. a cousin ! of the bride. acted as flower girl. She wore pretty dress of white chiffon
 trimmed in valenciennes lace. with | pink slippers and stockings. She car ried a basket of roses.
 The bride entered last on the arm Of 1 her father. She was gowned in a beautiful creation of white radium | satin made empire and handsomely | embroidered. The bodice was adorned | with rose point lace and Japanese gold | embroidery The only ornament worn was diamond brooch, the gift of the | groom. Miss. Murray wore the GUS | tomary white veil and carried an arm | bouquet of white lilies.
 | After the ceremony a wedding 1 luncheon was served to the immediate friends and relatives of the couple Mir and Mrs. Green left in the even
 ing for San Antonio. Tex, and from | there they will go to Phoenix. Ariz.. where they will reside. The groom !. attended the university at Granville. r ohio. and is at present connected with | the Union Bank and Trust company { of Phoenix.
 Miss Murray is a graduate of the | Springfield high school and is a mu- ! sician of ability. Her sister. formerly I Miss Setelle Murray. now Mrs Roy s. | Goodrich, resides in Phoenix
 The couple were the recipients of many beautiful presents.