Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28

Montezuma street when her daughter
Arizona was united in marriage 20
Mr. Harry W. Goodwin Of Boise,
Idaho. The wedding ceremony was
impressively performed by Rev. I.
r. Mckay who used the ring service
Of the Methodist church. The bride
was attended by Miss Ruby Rauf.
man, while Robert J. Goodwin. broth.
or the groom was best man. Before
a background Of vines and ferns
the wedding party presented a pretty
picture. Attractive and charming
was the bride in a gown Of wolfe
with deep insets Of lace, while the
bridesmaid was handsomely attired
In white net with yoke and banks
Of Italian lace.
After congratulations the guest.
which comprised only relatives Of
the contracting parties and few
intimate friends were served with a
wedding dejeuner, the table being
graeed with eenterpiece Of white
and pink carnations, while the place
cards were decorated in brides
roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin were the
recipients OF many valuable and
dainty presents from their numerous
friends. and q Telegram which was
received from the parents Of the
groom extended congratulations and
also conveyed the information that
their gift was $3.50 dining room
set.
AZ ) O'Clock an automobile con.
veyed the wedding party 70 the
depot, the bride being stunning in
a travelling gown Of sapphire blue
with invisible black
stripes, with collar and cuffs Of black
satin. She wore q stylish toque 81
burnt straw trimmed with black vel
vet ribbon and eerise quill. A
large y gathering Of friends nj the
depot sbowered the happy couple with
rice and otherwise wished them happi
ness. They will spend few days
in Los Angeles and san Francisco
and then go 20 salt Lake City where
q brilliant reception IL 20 be rendered
20 them by Mr.. and Mrs. George p.
Goodwin. the parents Of the groom.
After q few days visit there, they
will proceed 70 Boise, Idaho where
Mr.. Goodwin occupies a responsible
position with a large wholesale house
He il a Young man who has rapidly
risen In the business world and il
highly connected, his father being
leading lawyer Of salt Lake City,
and one Of his uncles being super.
Tor judge in an eastern state.
The bride is young woman OF nj.
traetivs personality and charming
manners and her popularity is at
tested by the fact that she received
the highest vote in the Journal
Miners popularity contest two years
ago. Like her three sisters she was
born in Prescott and was married
from the same house in which she
was born. The Journa Miner Joins
many friends Of the happy couple
In wishing them large share Of
happiness and prosperity.
Mrs. A. A. Johns and Mrs. J. NJ.
Aitksn were hostssses on Thursday
afternoon at an unusually deiightfnl
five hundred party. After the sers
ing Of delicious refreshments, the
high score prize was awarded Miss
Theresa Frederieks and the prize for
the greatest number Of slams WAS
won by Mrs. Ed Wright. The in.
vited guests were, Mrs. william
Nelson, Hrs. Thomas z. Campbell,
Mrs Nathan Levy, Mrs. ID. Levy,
Mrs. A. l.. Smith, Mrs. =. T.. Wallace,
Mrs. Robert n. Looney, Mrs. Charles
Ii. MeLane, Mrs. Ed Wright, Mrs
l.. Z. corbin, Mrs. James whet.tine,
Mrs. A. W. Edwards, Mrs. r. n.
Frederieks, Mrs. II. Coykendall, Mrs
John II. Robinson, Mrs. r. @. Brsch,,
Mrs. II. ID. Aitken, Mrs. MeLane,
Mrs. Harry II. Tritle, Miss Olive
Fisher. Mrs. Morris Goldwatsr, Mrs
j. c. Herndon, Mrs. I'd Block, Mrs
z. G. Smith, Mrs. J. Harvey Blain,
Mrs. Leslie u. Larimer. Mrs. W d.
Baker, Mrs Il. II. Weaver, Mrs
Clarence u. Yount, Mrs. r. o. smith,
Mrs. o. A. Hesls, Mrs. Waters, Mrs
Ralph J, Roper, Mise Irene Wells,
Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Dixon Eager.
berg, Mrs. J. J. Fisher, Mrs VIM,
Mrs.. Montgomery, Mrs Wood, Mrs,
J. W. Mines, Miss wilkie, Mrs J.
n. Cleveland, Mrs. W. A. Drake, Mrs
Robert n. Burmister, Mrs. Robert n