Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1914-04-30
WADE RAMSEY-CLARA FERGUSON
 WEDDING TAXES PLACE TONIGHT
(From Wednesdays Examiner

(FrOm Wednesdays EXamlner)
 One of the most brilliant events ol society will occur this evening, when the pretty wedding of Miss Clara Au gusta Ferguson and Wade Hampton Ramsey takes place, at 500 o'clock at the Yuma Methodist church. Rev J. A. Crouch, an intimate friend ol the brides family, will read the mar riage lines under a canopy of sweet peas and ferns before a company ot fifty or more of Yuma's society folk.
 The affair is the continuation of a very pretty romance and is causing a considerable stir. The bride is one of Yuma's most popular young ladies, graduate of the Yuma Union high school in 1912, and is we'll known to all Intimate friends of the brides family are ably assisting with the preparations, and the affair will be one of beauty as well as interest. The church will be a bower of bloom and a dainty repast, consisting of chicken salad, sandwiches, fruit punch, ices and cakes.
 The brides cake is a beauty to be- hold, and will play an important part in the elegant repast. A novel idea has been carried out in the bride and groom cake, artistically decorated and containing a thimble, a ring and a dime, in compliance with the legend cry superstitution, and will add in terest to the affair.
 The luncheon will be served at the Dixie refreshment parlors, which will be abloom with lovely roses, sweet peas and ferns.
 The young couple are the recipients or lovely assortment of presents, too numerous to mention, and of un- usual value-sumptuous cut glass, ex- quisite and attractive silverware, handwork of hammered brass and lovely painted china, as well as many larger gifts of furniture, etc.-all tokens of the love and respect which the numerous friends hold for the bride and groom.
 Miss Clara is a young lady of tai ent and accomplishment, and is the only daughter of Mrs. E. Ferguson.
 The groom has been a resident of Yuma for several years and is well known among the U.S.RS. circles, being in the employ of the govern ment, at Laguna dam. He is known as young man of excellent habits and of much promise-a fitting cava- Her to carry away the heart and hand of the fair Clara, and hearty congratu- lations are shOwered upon him.
 The ceremony, which takes place at the church as before mentioned, will be unusually beautiful. The bride will be gowned in an exquisite creation of white crepe de chine, with shadow lace, with orange blossoms and a very dainty bridal veil of tule, and will carry an arm bouquet of brides roses. Miss Olive Alexander will be brides maid, lovely in nile green chameuse with cream shadow ace Chris Gil more will act as best man and the ushers will be Joe Gilmore and Will Adams.
 The wedding march will be played by Miss Nora Horan, who will wear blue chiffon for the elite occasion i; and Mrs. Ballard, in exquisitely sim- pie white, will sing 70, Promise me- Pretty little Frances Horan, lovely in pink crepe de chine, will be the flower girl; and the ring ceremony vii be used.
 Mrs. E. Ferguson, mother of the bride, will be gowned in white; and Mrs. A. G. Gordon, who is ably as sisting with the elegant arrange. ments of the affair, will wear blue crepe de chine with real lace and the elegant gowns worn by the guests will no doubt be a noticeable feature ot the occasion.
 Besides the members of the bridal party there will be Mrs E.. FurgasOn, Lyle Furgason, Henry FurgasOn, Mrs Horan, Mrs. J. A. Crouch, MT. and  Mrs. J. w. Alexander, Miss Mary Alexander, James Alexander, Mark Alexander, Dr. and Mrs. Clymer, MT and Mrs. Brown, MT. and Mrs. Clark Dr. and Mrs. Jackson of Laguna, MT. and Mrs. York of Bard, Miss Lois York, and Messrs. Draper, Riley Ash by, Sanguinetti, Sawyer and Worthy