The Coconino sun., 1920-07-09
Geo. w. Harben Married.

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 Geo. W. Harben
 Married.
 The announcement that Assistant County Attorney George w. Harben had been married last week in Los An geles came as great surprise to his many friends here.
 The bride was Miss Dora K. Elpick, of Phoenix, who, according to rumor, is very talented and charming young woman. MT. and Mrs. Harben are ex- pected to arrive in Flagstaff the first of next week. He has been attending the democratic national convention in San Francisco.
 Mir. Harben, it is said, had been en- gagged to his present wife for some time. He formerly lived in Phoenix and until year ago was assistant to the attorney general of the state, when he resigned to become assistant to County Attorney F. NJ. Gold and the latter's law partner. He was re- gently commissioned judge advocate for the military department of the state, with rank of major.
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 Mrs. Fleming Hon0rs
 Mrs. Colin Campbell.
 Mrs. George Fleming was hostess on Wednesday night at very charm ing card party at her home in the northeastern part of the city. The guests were: Mrs. Charley Clark, Mrs. W. D. Draine, Mrs. Joe Tissaw, the Misses Barbara Rickel, Mary Rick el and Louise Rickel, Miss Virginia Lockett, Miss Mary Francis, Miss Lane Doyle, Miss Irene Blasch, of Cincin- natl, who arrived here on Saturday to visit her cousins, the Misses Rickel; and the guest of honor, Mrs. Colin Campbell, who leaves today for her home in Ash Fork Following cards, there was delicious supper served. Miss Bernardine Gassman
 Married.
 Miss Bernardine Gassman, sister of Sidney J. Gassman, of Flagstaff, was married on June 26th. The following is a partial account of the wedding as published in the San Diego Union:
 Miss Bernardine Gassman, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Reuben Martin | Gassman, and John Workman Films, son of Mrs. U. S. Grant, Jr., were ! united in marriage last evening at | one of the most impressive church weddings of the season. The mar riage service was solemnized at Our | Lady of Angels church at s:30 o'clock.
 "The church, which was beautifully l, decorated with delicately tinted pink gladiolas, arranged in large baskets, intermingled with graceful palms, was filled with wedding guests, 200 I invitations having been issued for the | ceremony. The bride was attended | by Miss Idabelle Price as maid of | honor, while Miss Margaret Bach and Miss Janet McRae were the brides maids. Roy Allen, of San Francisco, acted as best man, arriving yesterday to attend the wedding The ushers were Ray Afford, also of San Fran cisco, and Roy Smith and Charles Win. cote, of this city. Preceding the we'd ding march, pretty feature of the ceremony was the singing of At Dawn" by Mrs. J. M. Moriarty, of Helena, Mont, an old friend of the bride. During the service she also sang, "Oh, Promise Me-"
 Following the ceremony, a wedding dinner was served to 30 guests, mem- bers of the bridal party, relatives and a few invited friends, in the blue par Tor of the U. s. Grant hotel. Pink sweetpeas and roses formed the decor ation for the brides table, being ar ranged in banked sweetpeas in a low basket, from which arose tall slend- CT basket, filled with long stemmed roses.
 "The young couple left for San Francisco, from which city they will motor to the Yosemite valley and Rus sian river, where they will spend about a month, before returning to their future home in San Francisco.
 "The bride has resided here with her family for several years, having come from St. Paul, Minn., where MT. Gassman has been associated for the past twenty years with the O'Donnell Shoe company. She is graduate of St. Mary's academy of Los Angeles, and also of the Miss Grace Everett Barnard kindergarten training school of Berkeley.
 MT. Films is also we'll known, here socially, having spent much time in this city, although making his home in San Francisco, where he is prominent ly identified with the financial depart ment of w. R. Grace & Co., of San