Arizona republican., 1909-09-24
NOTABLE WEDDING IN
 BETHANY MISSOURI
Bride, We'll Known Here, Is More Than Halfs Considered a
 Phoenix Girl.

On Thursday, September To. GeorSe t Christian Zinserle and Miss Shirley , Miner were married in Bethany, Mo. | If was an incident in which many | | Phoenix people will be interested, II through the fact that the bride, the | | bridesmaid and at least one guest | outside of the family, Miss Alma Os- l horn. are well known in Phoenix | I N.iss Osborn has lived here most Of | her life and Misses Miner and Cros- | san have lived more in Phoenix than 1 anywhere else for the last two or three years, though never finally de- sorting their Missouri home. And 1t is moi idle compliment to say that during the time spent here they were avorites in social circles. The Beth any Democrat of September 16 pub ,ts;,es a long account of the wedding, =, which the following is taken:
 ..Tha marriage of Miss Shirley ,,,ua. t, MT. George Christian Zin- ,,aria u,as solemnized Wednesday at Saif after eleven o'clock at the resi- dence of the brids's parents heVer- end Henry E. Miner read the fiiarriase ceremony
 Reverend Miner is cousin or the brides father aud officated at ms
 marriage and came from Maoisoh' Wis. to perform the same service for the younger daughter MISS Char- line Crossan, niece of the Drlde' was
 the bridesmaid. and Mir. Karl K. Ken
 derdine of Trenton best man MISS
 Lola Wright was at the piano, anu las the strains of the Mendeissohh
 wedding march floated out from the
 music room. the brides mother came
 slo,vlv down the grand stair case, on
 tho arm of MT. Bert Miner, followed
 Inv the two little flower girls, Misses
 Putb Noll and Mabel June Stubos.
 Mir. -Zingerle and MT. kenderdihe
 ,vera met at the door of the drawing
 room by the ushers, Mr. Lawrence
 Crossan and Mir Bert Miner. Next
 cauo thc bridesmaid. followed by the
 hride leaning on the arm or her
 father. They were met in front or
 the mantelpiece, which was pahkeo
 with roses and ferns. by the clergy
 man who performed the beautiful
 aud impressive ring ceremony
 ..Tbe bride was a vision of exquisite
 loveliness gowned in white satin
 princess. made entraine, and trifnmeu
 with hand embroidered net bands
 and Duchess lace. She wore a ven
 and carried a shower boquet or
 brides roses.
 ..The bridesmaid was also exqul- siteIy beautiful in pink messaiine i , satin and point lace made in princess tteffect with long train. She carried | an arm bouquet of pink roses. ..FolIowing the early and sincere concentrations of the large assem- ! hI,-ce. q delicious two-course lunch | aon was served on small tables ! placed about the parlors, dining room and reception hall
 "alI the handsome rooms were dec \ orated with ferns. smilax and roses and the same plan was carried ou'
 in the decorating of the oride table. around which wee seated witn the bridal couple. their bridesmaid the best man. Reverend Miner aho Doctor Jackson Walker.
 | Miss Alma Osborn of PHoenix
 Ariz., was the fortunate young lady | who caught the brides bouquet. Mss
 Laine Frisby found the ring in her ' piece of brides cake, Miss Amy Vir- | den the penny and to Miss Charline Crossan fell the prophecy of life oi II SlnRle DleSSeuItSSs loi III iiNA NN
 she found the thimble
 About two hundred invitations \ were sent out and the large company N that witnessed the wedding ceremony Nj were the heartiest of well wisher' for Shirley. the youngest daughter o | rthe household and her chosen hus | and.
 MT. Zingerle is a man of sterling
 ". orth, splendid and capable ant \ ho Ids a responsible and lucrative DO siti on as dispatcher for the Trenton division of the Rock Island railroad He is stationed at Trenton, where h has been for several years, an
 where he and his bride will reside. | "rt,ey left on the afternoon traii for an extended tour through tn | east no the coast and they will visi
 friends in Chicago, Cleveland, Cin | cinnati. Washington, New HaveI | Boston and othe New Engian
 points. and will spend some time Il T Naxv Vnrk City"