Arizona republican., 1908-03-12
HANDS JOIN IN
 HYMEN'S VOW
NuptidIS of J.F. CIeaveIand
 and Miss ZeIma Bailey
Beautiful Home Wedding, Perfect In all It's Ap- pOintments.

Zelma Maude Bailey at o'clock last
 night joined their hands and fortunes
 as the crowning incident of one of the most happy and perfectly planned we'd , dings that were ever celebrated. It was a decidedl. home function. as many relatives had gathered from distant ! points, apDreciating it as notable i family event, though 1t was not so ex- elusive aS To bar the very intimate personal friends Of the principals | Universally popular with all who know them the contracting parties recOg-
 niZed the impossibilitv of entertaining all their friends, and not desiring the ! spectacular demonstration of a public wedding they chose the conventional i formalities, simple but exquisite and perfectly appointed, within the setting | of the home circle.
 The wedding occurred at the home
 of the brides parents. Mir. and Mrs | George H. Baile2, number 344 North | Fourth avenue. Among the guests be- sides the immediate family were the families of two married sisters and a 1 brother of the bride and two married sisters of the groom and a few other i intimates from other cities. The maid 1 of honor was Miss George Bailey. a
 sister of the bride. and tlF best man was Benjamin r. Bates. brother-in- law of the groom. To add to the home circle atmosphere of the occasion the ceremony was performed by Rev. k. i L. Elliott. a Methodist minister of | Nogales. who has been a friend of the [ family for many years and who ar
 rived here yesterday on this special
 mission which happily combined both
 duty ard pleasure.
 The spacious hall of the cosy cot
 tage was decorated with mignonette on back%round of greenery. and at
 it's farther end was the table and punch bowl. The ceremony took place
 in the -arlor :H one corner of which. ! fronting the background of palms. had
 been erected an arch of pepper boughs
 and other greenery. in the center Of which was an electric light. numerous
 little white wedding bells further en- 1 livening the arch. Beneath the arch
 on silken pillows knelt the principals
 while the vows were spoken in the
 course of the ring ceremony. that fol- | lowed the entrance of the wedding
 party to the strains of Lohengrin. 1 beautifully played by Miss Margaret | Callahan.
 | Members of the family arranged in
 a senicircle around the bridal party
 all but filled the Darlor Behind them.
 under an archwav declSed also with
 greenery and wedding bells, and be-
 yond into the adjoining apartment.
 stood the assembled guests. This room
 was beautifully decorated in a color scheme of pink and green. Festoons | of pink ribbon were suspended from
 the ceiling and draped to the corners band the windows. The electric chande-
 Her was hidden by greenery and sweet 1 peas and on g. table beneath it. the corners of which were connected by
 ribbons with the decoration above. was handsome center piece of sweet
 peas in a bank of greenery. The mantel was also banked with peppers
 and 3 wea!thi Of violets.
 The bride wore a beautiful gown of white chiffon over taffeta, made em- pire with hand tucked yoke. trimmed with medallions of Duchess lace and d Duchess fillet lace bertha Her veil was held in place with orange blos-
 sons and a pin. the gift of the groom. representing the wings of Mercury, the messenger. It is a lovely jewel, the wings of closely set pearls around a central diamond. The bride carried bouquet of white carnations. Her going away gown is a gray tailor made, with hat, gloves and shoes to match
 Miss George Bailey the maid Of hon. or, was attired in white organdy with valenciennes lace and fagoting. and carried bouquet of pink carnations. The brides mother was attired in gray taffeta with Duchess lace trimmings. and Mrs. Kuchel, a sister of the bride wore beautiful blue gown
 After the ceremony there was a re- ception as usual In which punch. and
 light refreshments were feature of great interest as well as the general congratulations that were showered upon all either directly or remotely concerned in the consummation of so happy an event. During the reception the usual incident of tossing the bou- quet occurred and the favor of the bride fell in the lap of Miss Mabel NcNeil making her thereby the logical successor to the office of bride. The guests departed at rather an early hour and later the newly married were driven to the Santa Fe depot and left on the Diamond Jo for a short wedding trip in Colorado. They will go first to Denver where MT. Cleaveland's parents reside and then to Colorado Springs and other points. returning to Phoenix about April 1st.
 Mir Cleaveland was yesterday ap- pointed the private secretary of Gov ernor Kibbey in accordance with a re- cent announcement and will make Phoenix his home. A new cottage is being built for Mir. and Mrs. Cleaveland on North Fourth avenue and they will be at home to their Phoenix friends af- ter Ma 1st.
 The presents sent to Mf and Mrs Cleaveland were numerous and decid- edly beautiful, appropriate, of a useful nature, and many of them as enduring as life itself. under all ordinary con- ditions. Many telegrams of congratu- | latiOn were also received during the | evening.
 The bride of the hour is a most charming young woman who has made 1