Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-21
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Downing -van buren Nuptials
At high notM yesterday, wedding
ceremony wa4 5olemnized at the home
of MIR. and MI. d. C. Coulson which
united in marriage Miss Marjorie Van
Buren of Sio}4 City, Iowa, and DR..
X. l.. Downinesbf Bayfield,. Rev. Mr..
Campbell, pasr Of the Presbyterian
church Of Ba1 geld, officiated.
The bridal rty entered the living
room, to the rains of the wedding
march, played Miss Josephine Hahn
and took theiH place under the arch
way. which wq9a veritable floral can
22py In ITS Gang fbury bell decorations.
During the sefyice, the soft notes of
Nevin's Love pg were sounded. The
ring ceremony the symbol of never
ending devoti{4 was used.
Following Snrratuiations Mrs
Coulson served3Gn elaborately appoint'
ed four-cours& luncheon. The tnbla
was beautiful 81 its dainty pink nnd
white decoratistH. Roses crowned the
center and tue4e in profusion reflect.
ed the color m{fifs.
The bride ~ picture Of girlish
loveliness in white silk voie and
real lace creatph. She carried show
er bouquet ofglavender sweet peas
black. M
Mrs. Down. is comparative
stranger in OF midst, having been
here only ve1y few weeks, but her
interesting peIeonality and charm of
manner has ven for her scores of
friends who viii be delighted to know
that she is to femain permanently.
DR.. Downingtis prominent young
physician who has made BAYFIELD, his
headquarters for the past two wears.
He is exceedingly popular in profess
sional and business circles.
The romance dates back to the earli-
est days of DR.. Downings professional
career and when Miss Van Buren, Jour
neyed west a short time ago, the doc
tor persuaded her to stay. Both are
to be congratulated. The groom is a
young man toswhom success in life
is assured and the bride Just the
sort Of woman who will be the ideal
helpmete and home maker for him.
Early in the afternoon the happy
young couple Snotored TO the Vale
cito where they are to be the camp
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Currie
for week.
WIN WIbucbScu tUC DHONJ I'M
portant event in the lives of these
young people were Mr.. and Mrs. d. c.
Coulson, Mrs. Ray Goodman, Mrs. Joe
Woods, the Misses Florence Salabar,
Josephine Hahn and Bessie Springer
and the Messrs. Victor, Donald and
Charles Coulson.
Mrs. Walter Weightman entertained
company of twenty ladies Satur-
day afternoon complimentary to her
mother and sister, who are her sum-
mer guests from Omaha.
Miss Edith r. lss gone to Den
yer for an ext: extsl III With friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Weightman
Mrs. Ellet and Mrs. Hutchinson are
camping at the Weightman summer
home on Upper Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eldredge and
their guests, Mrs. Spangler and chill
dren are to spend Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week out at
Edgemont ranch with Mr.. and Mrs
C. c. Perkins.
Miss Angie Hayden left for Her
mosa park this morning where she
will enjoy an outing with Mrs. John
Pearson.
DR.. and Miss Farwell extended their
hospitality at luncheon today, cOmpli-
mentary to Mrs. Spangler of Lead
vile.
Mrs. ]. R. C. Tyler entertained at q
fish dinner Monday evening. Mrs
Spangler was the honor guest.
Mrs. Frank Eldredge had a company
at luncheon Monday, her guest, Mrs
Spangler, was the inspiration for the
event. This afternoon she has party
of ladies at an informal entertain
ment. Needlework is the diversion.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Morris were hosts al
dinner at the Strater Sunday evening
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. A
r. Springer, DIR. and Mrs. F. ID. Burns
and Donald, Mrs. S. A. Albright Of
Gallup, N. NJ, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris.
Some of the prominent members oi
the Order of Eastern Star are ar.
ranging an entertainment in honor Of
Mrs. s. A. Albright tomorrow nigh
on her return from Aztec and Farm
ington. The lady is grand matron oi
the organization for the domain oi
New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duggan, thu
Misses Clara Herr, Ruth Rockwoot
and Helen Dixon and the Messrs. Net
Haggart, Rucker, Bruner and Harry
Dixon were the members of a part,
who enjoyed beefsteak fry on juno
ton creek Thursday evening.
The Young Matrons' Sewing clui
partook of the gracious hospitality Of
Mrs. Harry McDevitt Monday after
noon. In addition to the club mem
bers the guests were the Mesdamei
Walter Ambold, Russell Reynolds ant
Bert Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ayres, Mrs
Mclean and Mr.. R. II. Sloan wer'
the dinner guests of Mr.. T. C. Grader
at the Strater Sunday evening.
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Mrs. Geen and daughter, Miss EN-
/ ily, of Dallas, Tex, were the homo
guests at the dinner at the Strate
Thursday evening at which Miss Eliz
abeth Stilwell presided as hostess. Ar
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