Arizona republican., 1919-05-16
HARRISON NEDS IF TER MEETING
 MANY OBSTACLES
Governor General of Philip pines Marries 18-Y Year Stu
 dent -Diphtheria, 0pposi-
 tion of Mother and Former Wife's Decree All Sur Finally spliced
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 CHICAGO, IL, May 15.-Francis Burton Harrison, 45 years old, goVer- nor general of the Philippine islands, snd Miss Elizabeth Wrentmore, IS years old. a student of the University of California, at Berkeley, California, were married at 5:30 o'clock this after noon, here. The Rev. Johnstone Myers, pastor Of Immanuel Baptist church officiated. The ring ceremony was used. Only a small party of guests was in attendance.
 Archibald Harrison of New York, brother of the governor general, was best man and Miss Lorraine Dean of Chicago, a friend of the bride, was bridesmaid.
 The bride was given in marriage by Ensign George Wrentmore of the United States Steamship New Mexico. Miss Ethel Hundley Caldwell of Se- attle, dean of women at the University of Washington. represented the brides mother. Mrs. Clarence E. Wrentmore, of Manila.
 Among the guests were Mrs. W. C.. pemberton of Manila; Mrs. James R. Leas6 of New York, and Captain H. L. Haas of New York. The latter, a friend of the governor general, had charge of arrangements.
 End Of Romance
 The marriage was the culmination of a romance said to have begun year ago when the general met the present Mrs. Harrison at dance at the palace in Manila. Miss Wrent- more had been a student at the Uni versty of Washington and year ago went to the University of California She is a daughter of Professor Wrent- more. dean of the college of Manila
 The romance met obstacles and one Of them caused the marriage ceremony tO be performed here, instead of at the home of the governor generals moth- CT. Mrs. Constance Cary Harrison author in Washington, D. C. Mrs Wrentmore, at the time the engage meut was announced in New York several months ago, said she would not give her consent to her daughters marriage to the governor general, who will be 46 next December. His age was the only bar. But the daughter declared she was of legal age and loved the governor general and would marry him.
 Another obstacle, a more recent one Nas a diphtheria quarantine at the Wrentmore home in Berkeley. Miss Wrentmore was said by the Berkeley health authorities to have disregardec the quarantine when she left a short time ago. She came to Chicago a weel ago and applied to the Chicago healtf department for assurance of her status Because of the necessity for a delay during which throat cultures were talk en. it was decided to have the ceremony here and 1Ir. Harrison came on iron Washington. The health departmen found that the young woman wal safely removed from any danger O contagion and arrangements for tn wedding were begun yesterday.
 Mother Congratulates Pair a Mrs. Wrentmore, the brides mother was called suddenly back to Manil' on May 1. Today she cabled her con gratulations to the governor-genera and Mrs. Harrison.
 There was a third obstacle. Mrs Mabel Judson Harrison, the governor generals second wife, today in Sai Diego obtained her final decree of di yorce. With that bar surmounteC final details for the ceremony were ar ranged at once. MT. Harrison's frs wife was Mary Crocker of San Fran cisco, who died in 1905.
 MT. and Mrs. Harrison are expecte to start tomorrow for Washington t visit his mother. They will probabl spend a few days in New York alst Then they will motor through Ne' England on their honeymoon trip.
 The governor general and Mrs. liar rison plan to sail on June F for Manila