Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-24
PRETTY ROMANCE Gull
INMATES IN MARRIAGE
From Wednesdays Daily.l

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June season last night by leading
to the altar Neil Clark, the promi-
nent young attorney of this city
and Miss Agnes Won Rosenbusch
of St. Louis. The fluctuations be-
slowed upon the happy couple by
scores Of friends both at the church
and later at the residence of the
bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. S. Clark in Union street vouch-
ed for the popularity enjoyed by
Mr.. Clark and of the warm recep-
ton assured the bride in local So
cial circles.
From morning until late eve
messengers continued to pour into
the home OF the bridegroom's pa
rents, a stream of beautiful and
costly gifts. All descriptions of
silver ware, cut glass and numerous
articles of value and practical use,
composed the splendid display al
forded at the home last night.
The Congregational church was
beautifully adorned with flowers, re-
markable boquets of roses and ferns
forming the principal decorative
scheme. AT the reception, beauti-
full roses also featured. The roses,
hundreds of them, were sent the
bride as gift by sister OF Mrs.
E. S. Clark. Mrs. o. A. Grimshaw
of Phoenix. Many of the roses
were taken from the capitol gar
dens and represented the cream of
the June production.
With over. 100 friends. among
them the leading citizens and pro-
fessional men and their wives pres
ent, Rev. Lathe pronounced the
words which made the couple man
and wife and eliminated pretty
romance of four years duration,
which had its inception on the coll
lege campus OF Northwestern Uni
versity in Chicago.
The bride was raised by an I'M
Gle, partner of ex-governor Fran
els OF Missouri. Talented and
charming, she has already earned
for herself the admiration and
friendship of the wide circle of
friends prided by the Clarks. The
husband has prepared a beautiful
home in Mount Vernon street and
The couple will there reside in the
future.
Mr.. Clark-more popular1y
known as just plain Neil to distin-
guish him from his distinguished
father who boasts an Hon.. prefix
to his name. was born in Albuquer-
que, New Mexico, and when but
two years old became a resident of
Prescott Practically raised in the
mile high city. he followed the
course of number of other at
torneys in entering Northwestern
University in Chicago to take ad-
vantage of the exceptional law
course offered there.
During his freshmen year in col
lege he became acquainted with his
bride. a passing acquaintance turn
ed into a warm friendship which
later ripened into that which finally
led to the call issued for Rev. Lathe
and the issuance OF pretty invita-
tions for a June ceremony. He
is now connected with the firm Of
Clark, Tascher and Clark, attor-
neys.
Floyd Stahl, an attorney of Phoe-
nix and classmate and fraternity
chum to the bridegroom, acted as
best man. Miss Beatrice Tascher.
lifelong friend OF the bride and
sister to Attorney J. Ralph Tasch-
er OF this city was bridesmaid. The
bride was led to the altar by Mrs.
Clara Tascher, the mother OF the
bridesmaid
The bride was charmingly gown
ed in white charmeuse with a tunic
and bodice of white tulle embroid-
cred in white pearls. She carried
a beautiful boquet of white roses.
Charming Mrs. L. s. Clark. the
mother of the bridegroom. was a
delight in her beautiful gown of
cream lace over blue messaline,
trimmed with pearl passamenterie.
She wore girdle of gold cord.
Beautifully designed. the gown
worn by Miss Beatrice Tascher,
the bridesmaid. was a delightful
creation. pink lowered chiffon pop
lin with a Russian tunic of pink
chiffon and girdle of black ma
line. She wore a CASTLE cap Of
pink lace and carried a boquet of
pink roses.
Mrs. Tascher, who gave the bride