Weekly journal-miner., 1910-09-28

wedding of general interest, which took place last Wednesday evening. was that of Miss Clara Hoff and Captain Clarence LeRoy Cole, Medical Corps, |. s. A. The wedding was very quiet, on account of the hurried preparations, as Captain Cole had been ordered to Fort Logan, Colo. The marriage ceremony was eele- brated at the home of Dr. and Mrs. I. Harvey Blain, and was followed bv wedding supper at the Yavapai Club. The bride was attired in an exceptionally handsome gown of white silk. She wore the conventional wedding tullle veil, and carried a beautiful shower bouquet of pink roses. Miss Florence Jones, in dainty while mule, with pink roses, assisted as maid of honor. The home of Dr. and Mrs. Blain was espeei- ally decorated for the occasion, and the floral garniture was most beauti- ful in effect. Delicate trailing greens were used throughout the rooms, while service flags lent their brill iant eolors and graceful folds in many places The impressive ring cere- mony of the Episcopal church was used by Rev. J. Redwood Jenkins, and the bride and groom stood in the large bay window, which was massed with greens and draped with large American flags. Dr. J. liar vey Blain gave the bride into the keeping of the groom. H. H. Linney attended the groom as best man. After the ceremony the supper was served in the dining room of the Yavapai Club, which had been dec orated with flags and greens. Cap
 tain and Mrs. Cole left on the mid
 night train for the Grand Canyon, where they will spend few days of
 their honeymoon, en route to their new home at Fort Logan. Colo. They left with, the congratulations and best
 wishes for the greatest possible hap
 piness from a host of friends. Those
 who. witnessed the ceremony were
 Mrs. A.. M. Cole, Dr. and Mrs. J. Harvey Blain, Captain and Mrs. Ed
 win T. Cole, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas
 E. Campbell, Major and Mrs. Charles Y. Barney, Captain and Mrs. Kent
 Nelson, Captain and Mrs. John K.
 Miller. Prof. and Mrs. Warren D.
 Baker. Dr. and Mrs. Clarence E. IYount, Miss Florence Jones, Miss
 Meta Dexter, Miss Ethel Hale, Rev lJ. Redwood Jenkins. and the Messrs
 H. H. Linney, David W. Russell. Ed
 ward Lejeune and George D. Morris
 One of the delightful affairs of the 4 week was the Five Hundred party
 given by Mrs Robert \. LoOney or
 Thursday afternoon, at her home or North Mount Vernon avenue. AS
 soon as the guests. arrived a. dainty menu was served at the individua tables. and then the afternoon .wa' devoted to- the ever popular game oi , Five Hundred. At the close of thu
 afternoon the prizes were awarded
 Miss Theresa FTedericks for the higl score. Mrs. William H. Doyle for thu l greatest number of slams and Mrs 3 William Nelson received the eonsola ition prize. Mrs. Looney had as he
 guests Mrs. O. H. Tucker, Mrs
 George Edward Meany. Mrs. Morri Goldwater. Mrs. John K. Miller, Mrs . John ! Hawkins. Mrs. William H Doyle. Mrs. Nathan Levy, Mrs. Rich ard F.. Sloan, Miss Eleanor Sloan Mrs. F. o. Smith. Mrs. A. l. Smith Mrs. William Nelson, Mrs. 1sabell n Shull Forest. Miss Theresa Freder - iicks. Mrs. George c. Ruffner, Mis- ? Pauline Johns, Mrs. Paul P. Hast ings. Mrs. Ed. Block, Miss Harrie
 Jean Oliver, Mrs O. A. Hesla, Mrs 0 Clarence E. Yount. Mrs. J. J. Fisher S Mrs. Warren D. Baker, Mrs. z. c . Brown. Mrs. M. B. Hazeltine, MT:
 iHarrv T. Southworth. Mrs. Breshit
 Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell, Mrs. F s. Clark, Mrs. A. A. Johns, Mrs. Id j. D. Aitken. Mrs. Leslie B. Larimel J. Mrs. C. A. Peter and Mrs. h. Cai Kurtz.
 Saturday afternoon, Mrs. E. > Clark entertained very eharmingly ! S honor of Mrs. Kent of Phoeni e and Mrs. Frank R. Stewart, wh , will leave shortly for her new hom = lin Phoenix. The guests thorough enioved the afternoon with sewing IT During the afternoon an animal gam $ was played and Mrs. z. O. Brown r E. ceived the prize for having guesse a the greatest number correctly. Thos = who enjoyed the afternoon were MT IS Frank R. Stewart. Mrs. z. O. Brow D. Mrs. H. NJ. Maus, Mrs. Frederick If Cruice. Mrs. T. M. Jones, Mrs. Hug h. Richards, Mrs. Richard F. Sloan, MT
 Kent of Phoenix, Miss Jenkins, MT II F.. W. Wells. Mrs. J. l. Gardner, Mi T. Meta Dexter, Mrs. William H. Doy' 1t and Mrs. Ed. Block.
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 d In her accustomed hospitable maj H. lner. Miss Emily Daniel entertaint
 most delightfully."- on Wednesday evel
 ing. complimentary to Mrs. Walla'
 iFairbank. Those who thoroughly e
 loved the evening were Mrs. Ere
 erick P. Cruiee, Miss Lora Bltna
 Mrs. Paul P. Hastings. Mrs. Hus T Richards. Mrs John J. Hawkins. NIT