The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-20

souls, the bridal party retired down
the right aisle to the lissomc tones OF
Lohcgrin's trinmphal march
The costume Of the bride was rich
and eiaborate--in fact perfect poem
in cream satin, cut high ia the neck
and trimmed in white pearl passamen-
tarie, with filmy white tnlle yell
Gloves and slippers.matched the gowr.
The bride carried in her hand an ex-
quisite bouquet of Marechalneil roses
The bridesmaids were handsomely
attircd in white organdie demisse,
with gloves and slippers to match.
At 1880 o'clock an elaborate course
breakfast was served at the Painter
home on Cleveland avenue The table
decorations were coronations.
The guests were Rev. and Mrs
Clark Braden, Mr. aud Mrs. Ed
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. i II. Greer,
Mrs L d Nix, Mrs. Rafferty,, Mrs.
Shapland Grandma Painter, Mrs.
George Gardner, Miss Jessie Elder.
Miss Lillian Laux, Miss Lilly Hunter
Miss Lena Hunter, Geo Gary, +. NJ.
rarlton, Frank Laux, Chas. Laux.
Jesse Hunter, W :. Felts, John Colo
bic.
During the afternoon the bridal
party was photographed at Richs
studio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farringer left on the
Santa Fe last evening for Boston and
other points east for pleasure trip
While absent they will visit Mr. Far
ringers parents at Toronto, Canada.
Mr. Farringer is engaged in the drug
business at Winfield, aud is an intelli-
gent, ambitious and worthy young
man. The bride has been one OF the
helles Of Guthrie society for
years She is bright, petite,
talented and well known for her many
social graces and kindly traits of botL
heart and hand. She possesses all the
attributes OF model wife and Mr.
Farringer is to be congratulated in
securing such capital prize A large
crowd of friends attended the depar-
ture of Mr. Farringer aud his bonny
bride aud the usual rico festivities fol
lowed.
The happy couple were the recipi.
ents of many handsome and costly
wedding presents. Among them were:
From Mr. aud Mrs w. w. Painter
one upright grand piano.
One solid silver tea service MIR and
Mrs, Cole, Winfield.
One silver card case-H Harry Pain
ter.
one berry dish--W. $. Felts, j. J..
Hunter and r. NJ. Tarleton.
One individual silver and cut glass
castor-James Francis and Charles
LauA.
One 'Trilby" heart-Mr and Mrs
4. NJ Deal.
One berry spoon--F Holmes. Toledo.
Ohio.
on salad spoon--George Gray and
W f. Doanc, Winfield.
One hand-painted sugar basket
Stewart Mckay.
One cream ladle-Miss Lillian Hun
ter.
One hand painted vase with cut
roses-Mr aud Mrs. Stapleton.
One berry spoon-Mr. and Mrs y
II Greer
one hand painted truck tray Mrs.
T. d. Nix.
One oyster spoou--Mr and Mrs II.
l.. Cohen
One Honiton handkerehief-M Miss
Kate Collar.
One Copenhagen porcelain vast
Mrs. a. II Doane and Mrs. Harry
Plagman.
One creamer and sugarer-Miss
jackson, Newton, Kan.
Two pairs cut-glass salt-dishes Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Bangs, Winfield
llalf-dozen after dinner coffee
-poons Misses Jones.
One handsome fruit dish-Mr and
FRS. George Gardncr and George, Jr.
One half dozen olive forks Mrs.
Blanton Tandy.
One silver servi e- Mcssrs j. A.
RAIDER, :. II. Barr, r. g. Allen, Il. NJ.
Golding, Clarence Reynolds, j. f.
lila kiedge, A T. Gregory, Charles
Todd, Miss Lula D. Lewis, Caney
Kan.
One parior lamp-F. II. lille a. Co
one rocking chair---Logan county
officers
One llonicon center piece Miss Jes-
sic Elder Winfield, ks
One cream spoon John Golobie
One card case, with package OF cards
Mrs. 4. X. Tingle.
Two cut glass salts aud peppers 90
Grace Shapland.
One cut glass bon bon dish aud one
half dozen doilies-Mr and Mrs. Old
ham ard daughter.
One set one-half dozen silver nut
crackers-Miss Muller, Mulvane, Kan
sas.
One pearl handle carving et-Mr
and Mrs. Joe Miller, blackwell, q. T.
One satin, hand painted, water color
book-Mrs. RAFFERTY, Miss Lilly Laux
One China fruit dish--Mr and Mrs
~ A. Clark
One pair cut glass salts Mr. and
Mrs Sickafoose, Winfield. Kas
One dozen silver spoons Mr. and
Mrs. Farringer, Toronto, Canada
HOT SAUSAGES.