Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
WEOLOckJO|Ns
 WELL KNOWN
 YOUNG COUPLE
Miss Gladys Adams and Mr.
 Charles Mahan Take Mar riage Vow at Presbyterian
 Church "Wednesday Evening


 One of the most beautiful weddings ever held in Blsbee was that of Miss Gladys Adams. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. 1. c. E. Adams. of Opera Drive. and Mr. Charles Mahan which was soIemnied last evening at o'clock at the Presbyterian church. Rev. John Fry officiating.
 Severe simplicity ruled in the dec orations of the church. few p5;ted plants upon the altar before which the young couple stood being the only greenery in evidence. The structure was crowded to the doors with guests.
 Promptly at 8 o'clock to the suains of Mendelssbon's wedding march rendered by F. R. Reynolds orches- ira. the bridal party entered. FIrst cant little Miss Verda Arbon. cousin of tse bride. scattering flowers. Miss Jessie May wash. the ring bearer f.llowed Then came the bridesmaids Misses Mabel Davis. Lucy Kenney. kras Arndt. Ethel Jones. Grace Hicks aaa Evelyn Vaughan, all daintiiy att tired in white They were followed FF tAe ushers. Afessrs. C. w. Boswell. ii A. Wiiburn. ". 4. Schwartz. F. J. a.eenzn. L A. Class and Oscar Doyle. altss Myrtle ArborH, cousin of the LTice and maid of honor came next. Miss ATborn was most becomingly q ned in whit silk and fringe cos. lg.,se. The party was followed by the t1e leaning upon the arm of her
 sc.. Miss Adams looked beautiful f eoza of white satin trimmed w4th aeess lace and fringe Upon n l7ead was a wreath of orange .cseo.ns binding the bridal veil. Ad- .Aarring from the study of the church came Rev. Fry followed by the groom end his attendant. w. T. Owen. The groom wore the conventional black. fhe two parties met at the altar where the beautiful ring ceremony was performed following which Mir. and Bfzis. Mahan followed by Mir and Mrs. Adams and the other mem bers of the wedding party left the church, going immediately to the War ren District Country club where re- ception was held.
 The club house was exQuisitely decorated for the occasion, green and white being the prevailing color sehme. The large veranda was orna- mented ritb long white ribbon streamers which formed an arehway over the main entrance to the recep- tion room, Ifere a scene of unusual beauty greeted the eye.
 Draped from end to end of the room were streamers of smilax inter- woven with white ribbon streamers. Tie huge fire place was so draped with the smilax that it had every ap- pearance of Q nturSi growth or the greenery. Tie main feature of the decorative scheme, however, was a huge bell of white trimmed in aspara- gus ferns under which the happy couple stood to receive the good wish es of their friends. The decorative sdAeme was u once unique and beau tifni, great credit to Mrs. J. ]. Walsh and Mr. Adams. under whose suptryisioR 1t was carried out
 Following 6he reception dancing was the order of the evening until a Gate hour. During the course of the euterta Ament a dainty buffet lunch con was served in the club dining room.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mahan will leave to- day for Los Angeles and other coast points. to spend a fortnight honey incoming. Upon their return to Bisbee they w-ll reside with the brides par ents for a few weeks. following which they will start housekeeping.
 They were recipients or many handsome presents. too numerous 10 detail. Chief among them. however. was beautiful upright piano pre- scented the Tisde by her parents. As souvenirs or the occasion the bride presented each of her attendants a beautifully engraved gold spoon. while the groom gave each of his a. tendants a Handsome stickpln.