Weekly journal-miner., 1912-09-11
From Sundays Daily)


 ... .olemnized on Saturday, Sep ..,rb,r /. at high noon. when Win t,,I Christine Fredcricks became ,,. bride of Paul Hyde Deming. The church was beautifully decora,. ,l in pink and white asters and ,.pafagus plumosus. The ceremony ,a. performed by Rev. J. Redwood Jenkins The bride wore a hand ,,mc white serge tailored suit and ub,,c tailored hat. and carried a ,,s,,r book and shower bouquet ,f lilies of the valley. Miss Teresa rrcdcricks was maid of honor and wa, a,tlred in pale blue broad cloth suit with hat to match and carried shower bouquet of Xiii afney roses and maiden hair fern Robe-, Knight Porter assisted as hes, man. while Charles C. Miller and Charles II. Hinderer acted as u,her. The bridal procession en- tered the church with the ushers leading. followed by the maid of honor. then the bride on the arm of her father, who gave her away.
 About one hundred and twenty five guests witnessed the ceremony. Mr W. N. Andrews presided al the organ and played the Mendeissohn wedding march for the proces sional. snd I.ohengrin for the reces sional. After the ceremony an elaborate breakfast was served at the home of the bride. where all the deco ra,ionS were pink. Astcrs. ribbon. mlle and candle shades, all pink. ta,sfully decorated the spacious rooms Harmonizing place cards representing Cupids completed the table decorations. Al the bride's table were seated Mir. and Mrs R. N Fredericks. Mir. and Mrs. Paul Deming, Rober, Porter. Teresa Fredericks. J. Redwood Jenkins. Lucy Jenkins. Mabel Brisley. Irene Wells, Charles Miller, and Charles Hinderer Guests at the larger table were Ruth Dutro, Helen Meany. Louise Draper. Alice Adams, Lila Hawkins, Winifreda Gale. Grace Jones. Emma Butcher, Herbert Meany. II. R. Embach. Leslie Der nek. George Miller. Andrew Bald win. Warren Fuller. and Harry Ulmo.
 When the brides cake was cut Emma Butcher go, the ring. Lila Hawkins the ,thimblc. and Lucy Jen- kns the coin. The bride is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs R. N. Frederioks, and the groom is con nected with the Prescott National bank Both have host of friends, who mark the esteem in which they are held by many beautiful and costly presents. They eluded the crowd and escaped in an autouo- bile for two weeks honeymoon. no one knows where, or if they do, they will not tell. A pretty h,ile home is in readiness at l27 South Pleasant street, where Mir. and Mrs. Deming will be al home after October 18th.
 Prominent among socie,y's do- ingS the past week was luncheon on Thursday afternoon at the Blocks beautiful home on Marina street This affair was charmingly characterized by red color scheme m all the appointments. the decora- five idea being carried out by long sprays of red wild cherries arranged effectively in all the rooms thrown open to the guests.
 Hand painted red place cards had fairy figures representing flowers and bore sweet little rhyme ap- propria,e to the occasion. Madras dollies, red candies and shades, were pretty additions. The prizes were wrapped in red tissue and tied with red ribbon. A pretty conceit very becoming to the wearers, was touch of red worn by the hostess her daughter, Beth, and her niece Miss Reeve. "500" was the diver sion of the afternoon. and Roxis Inayer successfully off high score honors. Virginia Adams won slams while Helen Meany was given a re hinder that she needed pore light 'o play the game successfully. Those present were Ethel Hale, Meta Dex fer Fern Kennedy, Virginia Adams Myrtle Stephens. Helen Meany Louise Draper, Ethel Eads, Enif Reeve. Beatrice Tascher of Chicago and Mrs, Ben Wilson of Los An