Weekly journal-miner., 1909-01-06
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 ord Miss Alice NJ. Campbell took place ou saturday at noon at the Catholic |,,,rsonacc. with the Rev. Father Man. jin officiating. For this event only the relatives and very few intimate friends had been bidden. The bride wore her travelling gown, which was n very stunning tailored suit of blue cloth. and carried an arm bouquet of white brides roses and ferns. Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell attended the as matron of honor, and the best man was the brides brother, ]. K. Campbell. After the ceremony n wed. ding breakfast was served at the home of the brides parents.
 Miss Alice Campbell is the daughter of Mir and Mrs. Daniel Campbell, and one of the most popular young ladies ID Prescott society. The home was beautifully decorated throughout, the keynote of the color scheme being red and white roses, which gave, amid the palms and ferns, a distinct and bril. liant note.
 The wedding breakfast was a very aappy affair, and after many toasts and good wishes, the bride and groom left on the afternoon train for south. ern California. During the breakfast music was dispersed by Miss Edith Gatfeld and Miss Lucille Morrison. Just before leaving, amid shower of rice, the bride threw her bouquet, which was caught by Miss Edith Cat field.
 Those seated at the pret,ily decorat. ed table were MT. and Mrs. Frederick ]. Juleff, Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Camp bell, Miss Lila Campbell, Miss Dolly Butler, Miss Fanny Elliot and ]. K. Campbell.
 In southern California their honey. moon days will he spent, and then they will return to their future home in Warren, Arizona, where MT. Juleil holds very responsible position with the Superior and Pittsburg Mining Company.
 The popularity of the bride was shown by the many handsome and costly presents, among which was q handsome silver service given by tho brides parents.
 Happy New Year in its cheeries' form was with us during the last week mud as We found Father Time with his scythe most unwelcome guest, w' spceded the parting to welcome Inc coming year with all the din and nois, possible. All succeeded most happily in welcoming the New Year-for when the clock struck twelve, with the tin gling and ringing of bells. blowing oi whistles and shouts of welcome VI heralded the dawn of another year While among the jolly watch partie' was one given by MT. and Mrs. Francis l.. Wright, and those who enjoyed th' evening were Mir. and Mrs. Leslie k Larimer, Miss Mabel Norris, Miss The resa Fredericks, Miss Winnifred Fred ericks and Lieutenant !. q. Quekc meyer.
 
 Captain and Mrs. Wallace Scales and Mrs. Scales mother, Mrs. Me Neely, left Monday morning for Lo Angeles, after very pleasant visit il Prescott, as the guest of Miss Ol'v Fisher. Mrs. Scales and Mrs. Me Neely will remain in Los Angeles m til the post at Honolulu is finished when they will join the captain there
 Miss Dorothy Palmer, daughter Captain and Mrs. Guy q. Palmer, lef Saturday afternoon for Los Angeles where she will resume her studies the Girls Collegiate.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Wilson left Mon day for a few days visit in Phoenix after spending the holiday season Il Prescott as the guests of Mrs. Wi sons parents, Judge and Mrs. F.. " Wells.
 Miss Louise Draper returned to Lo Angeles on Saturday afternoon, fror her vacation here, spent with nc father, Mir. Ed Draper. Miss Drape is attending school at the Cumnoc School of Expression.
 Mrs. Frederick P. Cruice left Thur day afternoon for Oklahoma City, oi lahoma, wnere she will visit with he sister, Mrs. Richardson.
 Troop l. of the Fifth cavalry lei Whipple on Friday afternoon for sa Francisco, from whence they will sa for their new station at Honolulu The two officers accompanying tl m