Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18
From Sundays Daily.)

cupid. the blind little God Of Love,
Ia, been unusually active during
these declining days of summer and
a.. result of his expert archery
many banks have been happily
launched upon the sea OF matrimony.
A very pretty wedding was sol
cmnizcd at the Episcopal church
on Thursday, September ", at high
noon. when Miss Evelyn Margaret
IIarkin. daughter OF Mrs. Anna
Hafkin, became the bride Of Lieut..
Mcryl Paul Schillerstrom OF For,
Whipple. Unusually lovely were the
church decorations which were in
,wee, peas and. asparagus plumosus.
The altar was one mass OF flowers.
The bridal procession entered the
church with the maid Of honor in
the lead, followed by the bridc-e elect
on the arm OF +. A. Kastner. who
gave her away. Rev lockwood
Jenkins performed the ceremony us
ing the impressive ring service. The
bride was lovely in a cream serge
tailored suit with accessories to
match and she carried a shower
bouquet of white bride roses. The
maid OF honor was Catherine T.
Babeock OF Washington, ID. C.! and
her dress was q cream broadcloth
with pink trimmings, and white ha,
trimmed with pink roses. Her bou-
quet was a shower Of pink roses
and maiden hair fern.
Lieut.. Byers was chosen for best
man. Mrs. w. A. Cline presided at
the organ and played Lohengrin
during the professional and Men
delssohn's wedding march for the
occasional. 20 Promise Me" was
rendered softly during the ceremony
After the service dainty breakfast
was served at the home of the birdie
The happy couple left on the after
noon train for FL Paso, Texas.
where Lieut.. Schillcrstrom is or
dered for duty after two weeks
iurlougb. The brides going away
gown was navy blue tailored serge
suit and hat TO match.
Many friends were at the station
to bid them God speed and to fol
low the time bonored custom OF rice
throwing. The presents were num-
erous and bore witness to the high
esteem in which this couple is held
Lieut.. and Mrs. Schillerstrom will
be home after October ] at Whipplc
barracks
Complimentary to her guest, Mrs.
Mrs. J. NJ. Shelly from Cincinnati,
Mrs. H. p. Hughes entertained FRI
day afternoon with sewing party
Sweet peas gayly decorated the Nv
ing rooms and the long luncheon
table Carnation place cards bore
the names OF Mesdames W. {. Loss,
J. b. Mcintosh, G. Norman Holt
man. Ziba Brown, J. !. Gardner'
o. II. Tucker, +. c. Adams, A. &
Burmister, NJ. V. Watson, Z. l.. Nc
Clave, Ault and Mcclure; Miss Verie
Beaver and Miss Bess Shelly. Inc
last named young lady delighted her
hearers with several well rendered
Rotations. She is a graduate oil
the Cincinnati Conservatory oil
Music q see.
An interesting event ON the past
weeks calendar was social evening
spent by the Episcopal choir at the
home Of Mabel Brisley, who IS
valued member After practice
Jolly evening was spent enjoying
solos. games, and last but not least
delicious refreshments Miss bess
Shelly entertained her hearers WIN
several very clever reeita''ons' rfes'
ent were Robert Porter, choir lead
or, Mrs. w. A. Cline. organis' i
A. Kehr, Charles Miller, H. Blauveh
Adelaide Bishop. Ethel Hale, De'i'
Bonnell. Verle Beaver, Mrs. Lester
Ruffner, Mrs. II C. sho'weii' Mrs
Fred Krssler, members. and guest
of the evening were Bess shelly
Grace ZONES and Robert Council
A very delightful afternoon wa
spent on Friday with Mrs J. WI
liam Waara, gracious hos'ess
During the afternoon the guess
were pleasantly engaged IN neeu''
work, and music was p'ea,a"
feature. Cut flowers tasieiu''y '''
GRATED the rooms, and later an "p
:...ad AmouI