Weekly journal-miner., 1910-09-21

AAOh"S, -hio. Niildm h. 1lmtIuOIIs
 Mrs. J. B. TomHnson, Mrs. O. H.
 Tucker, Miss Louise Gibbs, Miss
 Helen Edwards, Miss Lora Bitner,
 Mrs. Francis L. Wright and Mrs
 Clarence E. Yount.
 Miss Charlotte Chapman and George
 H. Taylor were the principals in a
 very pretty wedding, Wednesday, September l4, at the Methodist par
 sonage, Rev. Clyde W. Deming of the Marina street Methodist church officiating. Only a few intimate friends witnessed the nuptials.
 The marriage is the elimination of romance which had its inception in Phoenix a year ago, when Mir. Taylor was employed as assistant secretary of the board of trade.
 Mrs. Taylor is a native of Cleve- land, Ohio. She has been a resi- dent of Phoenix two years prior to coming to this city, a short time ago. She is. an accomplished young woman, with a host of friends in her native city and the Salt River valley, who will join in wishing her and the young man who now proudly claims her as bride many years of welded bliss and prosperity.
 MT. Taylor is a recent arrival in this city. He fills a responsible po- sition in the mechanical department of the S. F., P. 6 P. Previous to accepting his present place he was a resident of Phoenix a year and a half, where he was connected with , the board of trade. Before coming to Arizona to make his home he filled I several positions with the Great Northern railway in New York City.
 The happy couple will make their home here.
 Miss Esther Ross entertained the !, members of the Girls Club of the Episcopal church on Saturday after noon, at the home. of her parents, on Mount Vernon avenue. Pauline Shaw won a Japanese purse for guessing the greatest number of cor rect answers in the game that was played, Helen Reibling winning a card ease for her. excellence also. Delicious refreshments were served I by the young hostess, assisted by her :! mother. The favors were pen and ink sketches of Teddy Bears. The guests present were Helena Voge, Blanche Foster, Helen Lamb, Mar :, jorie Mines, Mabel Lloyd, Mabel Axley, Pauline Shaw, Elsie Sauer, Sylvia Rosenthal, Helen Reibing, Gertrude Kent, Mildred Marks, Miss Annie Jones and Rev. J. R. Jenk ins. The club will meet next with Marjorie Mines, on Saturday, Oe- tober l.
 Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell and her two boys have returned home from Berekeley, Cal, where she has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. H. ' J. Allen, for the past two months.
 Mrs. A. A. McPherson of Jerome has been the guest of friends in Prescott for the past two days. i
 Mrs. L. A. Kehr and two boys have returned home from Iron King.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter c. Brandon, formerly of Prescott, but now of Detroit, Mich, are rejoicing over the birth of an infant son.
 Mrs. Robert H. Burmister mas left for Oakland, Cal, where she will visit with relatives several weeks
 The many friends of Miss Jennie Gleason will regret to hear that she was called East suddenly, last week, on account of illness in her family. ! Miss Gleason has spent the last three years in Prescott, at the home of MT. and Mrs. James A. Hope. ,
 Ihio. T IldhCiS b- hIlSuJ VIII lcdNt this afternoon for Los Angeles, { where she will visit for several ( weeks. 1
 Mrs. Wallace Fairbank is spend ing a few days in Prescott.
 Miss Mary Frank Gardner left Monday for Massachusetts, where she will enter Wellesley College.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Ward are i congratulations, at tneir I home in Grass Valley, Cal, upon I the arrival at their home of a son. V
 Miss Martha Garnett, who has s been visiting Mrs. A. L. Smith, on a her way home from Long Beach, c Cal, left for Phoenix this week. t Miss Garnett was joined on her re- t turn trip by her charming sister, lv