Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
TOMBSTONE CHAT
gsrIy Mornino Nuptials.

Early Morning NuptiaIs.
 The early morning wedding of
 siiss Eva Naicott and Mir. William
 Wallace took place at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. F- N. Walcott, Tuesday morning at ,: 30 o'clock.
 The ceremony was performed by
 iteV. H. A. Dick. The plans for
 the happy event were so quietly
 made, that no one outside of the
 immediate family knew of the tiine Of the ceremony. While many of their friends knew of the en- sagement the wedding came as a complete surprise. The happy brid- al couple left for Benson by auto immediately after the wedding and started on their honeymoon trip <, in the east.
 The principals of the happy event. are both well known here. the bride is a native daughter of thgs city a young lady of a most charm ing personality. many aeconalIi isb- ments and a greet favorite. Miss Nslcott was one of 1he most sue cessful teachers both here and at Douglas, and deservedly held in high esteem as a teacher, as a mere girl she showed remarkable apti- tude in her studies ani graduated VI h h 'gh honOrs from he 1onb- ss9Da scbOols Cf which later she became principal. The groom is a most estimable young man. who has attained success and distinc- 1 ton as a mining eaginos- of coll ity and integrity. Mr. Wallace bas been connected vi;h several Ari- zona mines of his company in this district. and is at present general manager of the La Princess Mining company operating extensively at Chihuahua, Mexico. The happy couple will make their home at Chihuahua, Mexico, and they take with them the congratulations and best wishes of this community for i a prosperous and happy welded life. The groom can well say
 She is mIne;
 And I am rich in having such a jewei-
 For nothing loyelier can be
 found"
 Farewell Party.
 i A charming society event took ! place last Saturday evening at the home of Henry Kinsley, when Miss l Byna KinsIey gave a farewell party 1 in honor of the Misses LeODa Tracy and Lorine McPherson, who depart ed Sunday for Flagstaff where they | will attend the normal school i The evening was delightfully."- ! spent, dancing and music wiled the ! hours away until midnight. Delicious refreshments and punch were served. : Among those present were Misses ! Lorine McPherson, Leona Tracy. Julia RockfellOw, Sadie COwan. Eva and Lucy Walcott, Helen and Elm ! fly Axten and Messrs. Frank Willard and Allen Benedict.
 Grand Worthy matron Honorsd. ! A special meeting of the Eastern Star was held in the Masonic Hall on Friday evening last, Grand Wor- [ thy Matron, Mrs. Jennie CaDpo Of | Tucson was present Team work was gone through The work was 1 exceliently done and. the lodge came ' in for warm words of praise from 1 the highest officer Of the order in the territory After the team work was gone through, Mrs. Cappo de | livered an address that was highly appreciated by the large attendance. 1 The rest of the evening was spent ' in social exercises including vocal and Instrumental music. A banquet [ was oneA of the features of the ! evening r. lmeEta wc.c s-T- e@ and it was after midnight when , th~ order closed its session, havirg spent most interesting and in- 1 structiye evening
 Athletic Cfub Dance The Athletic club dance at Gage Hall was a great success. both so- cially and financially. The party was well attended. Many of the court attendants in the city attended the dance. and declared the club boys are fine hosts.
 The Blackburn orchestra furnish ed the music TOT the party, free, thus helping to upbuild the club. which was greatly appreciated. The proceeds of the dance will be used in nL4Hg cut the Ciu5 rooms vita much Of the necessary equipment. Invitation from the White House.
 JrGge Fletcher 1f Dofn and wife are in receipt of an invitation to q reception which the President and Mrs. paft gave on June 18th. the 25th anniversary of their mar riage, which was one of the most largely attended functions ever held in tne White House.
 This is the third silver. wedding celebration of a president of the United States and his wife.
 President aud Mrs Grant ceie- hrated their 25th anniversary on August 22nd, 1873, at their cottage at Tnnu Branch and pHpsfdent and Mrs. Hayes held a levee at the White House New Years eve, 1877 to celebrate twenty-five years of welded life.
 Personals.
 U. S. Surveyor John ROekfelloW and family are enjoying ranch and camp life this summer on their farm near, the Cochise stronghold workl To them, at first, it looks