Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-30
WEDDING BELLS.
An AuspIcious Union ofTwo Very Popu-
lar Young p eOple.


The marriage of Mr.. Edward L. Hal.
sell, of Decatur, Texas, and Miss Pau
line Patton, of this place, announced
in these columns few weeks ago, took
place at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. @. Patton, the bride 3 parents, on
Wednesday evening, in the presence
of large and brilliant assemblage of
friends and relatives. The spacious
apartments OF Mr.. and Mrs. Patton
were lighted and thrown open to their
friends at an early hour, and when
o'clock, the appointed hour, came
the parlors were thronged. Soon after
this hour the happy couple appeared
under floral horse shoe, over which
winged cupid hovered, and Rev. L..W
Rivers, the family pastor, assisted by
Rev. NJ. A. CLARK, presiding elder, pro-
nounced the words which made them
husband and wife. The congratula-
tions Of the many friends were follow
ed by an elegant and bountiful sup
per, and this by an hour or two hap
PLY spent in converse by the assem-
blage.
The bride was attired in white faille
de Franchise, trimmed in biocade silk
and point lace, made walking length,
diamond pin, the groom's present,
holding the lace at the throat; a cor
sage bouquet of bridal wreath roses
and bunch of the same in the hair.
The groom looked handsome IN the
customary black cloth suit.
"Miss Pauline" as Mrs. Halsell has
been known, will take with her the
respect and esteem of many friends
here who know that under her mod
est and quiet demeanor she possesses
the most solid and enduring qualities
of womanhood.
Thursday afternoon reception was
rendered to the newly married couple |
at the residence OF MIR. and Mrs. w.
+. Ialsell. The same evening they
departed for Texas and Mexico for
one month, after which they will re-
turn and reside permanently in this
place.
The bridal presents were extremely |
rich and handsome, and among them
were the following
Brass wall cabinet. Mr.. and Mrs We.
Halsell.
Photograph holder, Miss Cora Clayton,
Springfield.
81, al q
silver butter dish, \. L. Decker and wife.
silver butter dish. J. W. Farmer and wife.
Bonham, Texas.
silver berry bowl, Max Falk aud wife, st. |
Louis.
Silver salad dish. Springfield friends.
Lace fan, Miss Julia Barrett.
Elegant glass plaque. Miss Eva Patton.
silver and glass flower bowl, J. E. Mitchell, |
Fl Worth, Texas.
One dozen solid silver forks, halsdozeu solid |
silver table spoons. half dozen solid silver |
desert spoons. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Patton
Elegant gilt clock
silver and pearl carving set, s d Burnett. |
Silver and glass berry bowl, w. schultier.
$50 In gold. J. o. Hall and wife.
One dozen solid silver tea spoons, DR.. y b.
Fite and wife.
& Co.
Plush case containing solid silver butter
knife, sugar spoon and pickle fork, Miss Eva
Patton.
oxidized silver jewel case, Davis Hill and
wife.
Silver and glass berry bowl, friends.
Lamp. Jesse Drew and George McKeehan.
ons-half dozen oxidzed silver knives and
forks, G. r. Greathouse.
silver and glass berry bowl, G W. Hill and
wife.
Oak easel, Willie Little. made by himself at
work shop of Worcester academy.
Etching, DR.. and AIRS. Fortner.
Cook book, Il. +. Browning and wife.
Album cover, Mrs. L. W. Rivers.
Fire set, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Miller.
Silver syrup pitcher, Mr.. VIM. Little.
Boquet holder, DR.. and Mrs. Bagby.
silver set, consisting Of sngar bowl, milk
pitcher and spoon holder, Frank Billingsly
and wife
Mexican dollar, Clint Hall
Key board. Miss Mona Roberts.
Dresser scarf. Mrs Cass.
satchet bAga. Mrs n J Barrett
Individual salt and pepper boxes. Mr.. John
and wife.
Solid silver cake basket. Mrs. Dan Wagon
n. Decatur, Texas.
Solid silver fruit dish. Mrs. W. 7. waggoner.
Quilt. Mrs. Nancy Dameron.
Diamond pin, the present OF the groom to
he bride.
Elegant gold Knights Of PithiAs charm, to
he groom, n. n Halssll
The chapel at Worcester academy
has been undergoing repairs since
christmas and now, being finished, it
ooks like a new room; the ceiling and
he walls have been painted a deep
:ream color and the upper sashes Of
he windows Frosted" with the same
Ihade. This color with the deep car
linal OF the curtains which cover the
over sash makes a very pretty and
agreeable light in the room and gives
I a VAIN and comfortable appearance.
Two handsome pictures to be followed
" others, hang upon the walls and
)iue silk banner likewise, bearing ia
,ilt letters the names Of the graduates
II the institution; these add much 10
he attractiseness Of the room. The
'upils appreciate highly the provisions
made for the their comfort aud safety ,
md have already begun to cure them !
ielves Of ink sprinkling aud mud de-
'ositing, looking forward to the prom
sed day ofcarpets aud a rocking chair
or every student.