Weekly journal-miner., 1912-09-04
(From Sundays Daily)

Miss Marguerite Shull became the bride of Maury w. Buckley, Rev ! Redwood Jenkins performing the ceremony using the Episcopal ring service. The affair was at tended only by the members of the family and q few intimate friends, il taking place a, the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Isabel Forest. on Cortez Street.
 The bride was given away by David II. Biles, and looked lovely in gown of white chiffon over white messaline on which pink roses were hand painted. Narrow bands of pink velvet ribbon, and dainty bows of the same. added a charm ing bit of color Her maid of hon or was Miss Phoebe James. attired in pink messalue and both carried white shower bouquets. The groom had chosen Leo McMahon to act as best man. and the bridal party | stood under an arch of white elem ats and pink roses. The wedding march "Lohengrin' was played by Miss Edith Burt. and Edith Cat field sang Because" A pink and white color scheme was artistically carried out in all the appointments. Breakfast was served after the cer- emony, and the bridal couple left on the afternoon train for a honey moon trip to the Grand Canyon.
 The brides going away gown was a handsome suit of electric blue cloth. with hat to match. Mir and Mrs Buckley will be at home after November first at Water Val ley, Miss.
 Dr. and Mrs. (. F.. Yount were hospitable entertainers on Thursday having Major Kent Nelson to lunch prior to his departure for his sta ton at Fort Leavenwor,h Kansas.
 At her attractive home on South Marina Street. Miss Beth Block was hostess to a few friends on Thursday afternoon. "5OO' was enjoyed after which dainty refresh men,s were served.
 One of the past weeks pleasures was a luncheon at Iron Springs given by Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen. Cues given by Mrs A.. (. Mcqueen Guests from Prescott were Mrs. Frank Murphy, Ruth Dutro. Doro- thy Drake, Helen Meany and Herb Meany.
 A pleasant afternoon was spent with Mrs. Harry Brisley on Wedncs- day when she was hostess to few friends in compliment to Mrs. F. O. Parker of Canada. The guests enjoyed season with needle and the thimble after which refreshments were served
 MT and Mrs. r. w. Wilder an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Lemyra to Mir. Ben Yor- ick of Ontario. Canada
 
 Credited on the past week social calendar was q pleasant evening at the Lloyds on North Mt. Vernon, with William Lloyd host and the Misses Louise Draper, Edith Cat field and Eva Behn complimented guests With music and games the evening was passed. and refresh ments followed
 Invitations are out, for the we'd ding of Paul Deming and Winni- fred Frcdericks which will be sol emnized at high noon m Saturday. September ,. at the Episcopal Church. About thirty of the most intimate friends of the young cou- pie are to be guests at the we'd ding breakfast
 Through the courtesy of the Au- tomobilc Association, thirteen mem. hers of the Bushes Girls Club, with Miss Jenkins, were given a most enjoyable ride to the American Ranch on Tuesday evening This was rare Heat. especially to those who have never had an auto mobile ride in Prescott. Some of the girls brought a lunch supper to the rest room and cocoa was served The party left the library building at 7is F. M led by Miss Opal Creekmur. the President oi the Girls Club. driving her own car Following were the Misses Ruby Loy. Estelle Antrim. Alice Fitzger'