Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-24


 street appeared in new gowns yester- aov The arrangement was quite ar ,,sfic and caused quite number of nassers by to stop and gaze a few mo inepts betoIe going on.
 One window in particular must have ,een arranged with a view towards at ,,seting the attention of recent ana a,osneetiye brides. It was decorated nith dainty curtains and soft draper ;ss in delicate and harmonious shades.
 With one or two weddings occurring almost every day and still week left in the month of brides and roses it ia small wonder that dealers in house furuishings should hold out special in- 5ucements to the newly welded.
 T. adds new interest to a walk down street if there is something new to be seen. The human family, and espsc- ;oIIv the feminine branch of it, is fond of variety and welcomes any change though only in the decorations of shop windows.
 Mrs. Geo. Kingdom, wife of the sup erptendent of the old Dominion mine, and Mrs. Charles Kenyon and Miss Myrtle Kenyon, of South Broad street, will leave this morning for an extended yisit 10 their former home at Rome, \. Y, They expect to remain about three months.
 Mir. Rolla Wightman will return this morning to his ranch near Geronimo after spending few days here.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Coplen returned s few days ago from California where they have been since the latter part of April. They spent several weeks visiting Mir. Coplen's mother and sis ter at Santa Cruz. On their return journey they stopped at a number of southern California points, making three weeks stay at Los Angeles. Mrs. Coplen' B health was much improved by the trip and they expect to remain Tn Globe for the rest of the summer.
 The Odd Fellows held their regular meeting last night, but after the usual business a delightful surprise was in store for them.
 The Rebekahs had prepared an ex- celleut program and appeared on the scene bringing with them a plentiful supply of good things to eat. The pro uam consisted of music and speaking and was enjoyed fully as much as the refreshments which were served at the close.
 MT. K. W. Sloan of Stafford, who was here as witness on ease or forgery yesterday, will leave this morn ing,
 Miss Ethel Mankins and MT. James M. Arnold were quietly married on Tuesday evening at the home of Judge P. C. Robertson. The ceremony was performed by Judge F. c. Robertson. at 10 o'clock. Only very few fela- tiyes and intimate friends were present. Both bride and groom are Globe young people and their many friends extend congratulations.
 Mrs Mankins and family will leave this morning for the coast. They ex- pect to remain until fall.
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 Misses Montoya and Heney, who have been the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Geo. II. Smaley, for the past six weeks, will leave this morning for their home In Tucson. These charming young lad ies have won many friends while here and their absence from social circles here will be regretted by many.
 sS On Monday evening a party of about twenty young ladies and gentlemen marched up to Pascoe Hill to house where a recently married couple had taken rooms and proceeded to chivari them. They were armed with the usual array of tin pans and other kitchen utensils, but hardly had they begun operations when there appeared before them an apparition in flowing white robe. Upon investigation this proved 10 be the landlord of the place who did not approve of being reused from his sumbers at so late an hour as ?. m. In DO very gentle. terms he ordered the wielders of spoons and other noise producing utensils to desist and threat