Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-05
(Yfom TassdAy's Dsisy)

The wedding of Miss Florence John Hcrndon and Mir David Wen teroeit Russell was solcmnixcd Sat urday evening last at twilight at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. John (. Herndon. The bridal party entered the living room to the inn pressivc strains of the Lohengrcn wedding march The Rev. Lathe of the First Congregational Church who ofiieiated. preceded the groom accompanied by his best man. Mir. Robert K Porter, the bridesmaids, the Misses Irene Wells and Lila Hawkins gowned. in American Beauty Chiffon over white satin and carrying arm bouquets of Killarney roses were nex, in the bridal pro ecssion. Then followed the matron of honor Mrs. H. II. Linney. ai,ired in her wedding gown of white satin. and then came the maid of honor. Miss Blanche kellie of Los An geles. gowned in pink satin with touches of American Beauty. Then followed the bride leaning on the arm Of her brother. Charles w. Hcrndon, gowncd in white satin poin, d'applique lace and tu!le veil caugh, with wreath of orange blossoms.
 The impressive double ring ser vice was used About thirty intimate friends were invited 10 the ceremony which was followed by reception from s:D 10 l0:0
 The color scheme of pink was elaborately carried out. The living room was q corner of white earna- a,ion and maiden hair asparagus ferns. The lights shaded with pink and white ,ullc fern with s,reamcrs of asparagus and Gypsia Phillae massed in beautiful corner back of the bridal party Candelabra with soft light enhanced the twilight hour The library and dining room were decorated in pink and green, enchantrcss carnations and sweet peas with quantities of tullc. An orchestra was stationed in the hall which rendered selections both clas- sical and popular during the rreep- ,ion.
 The bridal table was on elaborate color scheme of pink and green. Silver candlcs,icks surrounded by silver baskets filled with Killarney roses. pink tulle formed an attractive center piece
 The many handsome gifts were on display which attested the high es- teem in which the bride and groom are held Mir. and Mrs. Russell left on the midnigh, train for months honeymoon.
 The groom is the efficient and pop ular cashier of the Yavapai County Savings Bank. and is we'll known throughout the city. The bride is the charming and accomplished daughter of Mrs. John C. Herndon, of one of the best known and lead. ing pioneer families of the state. The happy couple have the genuine good wishes of long list of friends.
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 A very clever little luncheon was given Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Herbert C. Shotweil, at which the three engagements were announced Of Miss Lora Bi,ner, to Mir. Richard Lamson. Miss Louise Gibbs to Mr. Frank liar, and Miss Helen Edl wards 10 Mir Leslie (. Derrick.
 Mrs t.. $. Clark gave a dainty luncheon and bridge party on Thursday afternoon at her home. The dining room and hall were very prettily decorated.
 The Prescott Bridge Club was very pleasantly entertained this week by Mrs. Morris Goldwa,er.
 Mrs. w. A. Drake lef, Wednesday afternoon for Phoenix. where she will spend few days visiting with relatives and friends
 
 Miss Bessie Jones of Redondc. Cal. returned to her home after spending couple of weeks, mos, pleasantly as the guest of Mrs F. NJ. Murphy.
 Lieutenant Meryl r. Schillerstrom 'eit Saturday afternoon on hunting trip to Oak Greek where he will