Arizona republican., 1914-06-02
WERE MADE ONE ]. IN EARLY MORN
Pretty Wedding at St. Mary's Cathedral Yester- day of Miss Emma Thal- heimer and John J. Gan non of Detroit

At six o'clock mass yesterday Miss Emma Barbara Thalheimer, daugh- ter of NIr and Mrs. Joseph Thal- heimer, became the bride of John Joseph Cannon.
 The early morning hour found St. Marys cathedral crowded with friends of the young folk and most impressive was the service read by Reverend Father Novatus
 The entire floral decoration was confined to the altar. Shading from the delicate pink tint of waxen tiger lilies that filled the altar vases were roses from deeper pink to the richer tones of the American beauty. Broad white satin ribbons marked the pews where sat the family of the bride.
 Preceding and during the ceremony an elaborate musical program was given The soloists were Miss Anna Marie Luke and Miss Helen Huberta Boyle. Miss Serephina Reghetti was the organist and Miss Edith Liebe- now, the violinist. They, as well as the brides attendants wore smart pink frocks and made a charming and attractive appearance.
 1 The bride was never more lovely than in the gown worn by her mother at her own wedding more i than quarter of a century ago. 1 The brocado ivory satin had been al tered to conform to the fashionable mode and was most becoming to Miss i Thalheimer. Rare old lace softened 1 the bodice and made q handsome and i effective trimming. Her long tulle veil which fell the full length of her train had been arranged by Miss Ella Luhrs. a life long friend of the bride. ] On either side of the tulle cap were ] small showers of orange blossoms that held the folds of the veil in place in an unusually graceful mariner She carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley, brides roses and ferns.
 Little Miss Regina Luke was the ] flower girl and wore French frock ! of pink crepe. A wreath of La | France roses was worn with pretty | effect and she carried a basket of pink rose petals. Miss Hilda Stein egger and Miss Elizabeth Toohey were the bridesmaids They were costumed in pink chiffon and their bouquets were of pink carnations and ferns Mrs. Thalheimer was handsomely gowned in black chan tilly lace over white satin. She held m arm bouquet of white rose buds Walter Thalheimer acted as best man nd Victor Steinegger and Frank Toohey were the ushers
 In the absence of MT and Mrs i Cannon. who left immediately after the service for Canada, Walter ThaI- heimer presided at the breakfast to the bridal party It was a beauti- fully appointed affair the pink tint that prevailed in the church decora tion being carried out at the Adams Roses were used with artistic and pleasing effect
 The bride of yesterday belongs tc one of the oldest and best known families in the state She attended the Phoenix public schools and SUD- piemented her local education with q years travel and study abroad She has the most simple tastes and it is only her intimate friends who know her as clever musician. artist and
 inguist. She is thoroughly vel
 liked and both she and Mir. Cannon will be greatly missed To the re- gret of all who know them. they have decided to make their home ir
 Detroit. where MT Cannon has busi- ness interests.