The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-10

Mrs. y. l.. Conklin, Sac and Fox Agen- |
cy, .. T., Miss Estelle Conklin TO Cap !
tain Roy Victor Hoffman, Rev. L. l.. |
Rowe officiated.
Upwards OF City Of the immediate
relatives and friends of the Conkhn
and Hoffman families gathered at the
home Of the former to witness the GER
emony that united two OF the most
popular young people Of Oklahoma
Wednesday evening.
The home was tastefully decorated,
palms, plants, roses, golden rod and
mistletoe predominating. large bell
of mistletoe and golden rod hung from
the ceiling at the north end OF the
parlor
At o'clock Meudelsohnns wedding |
march was rendered by the Mandolin |
club and the wedding procession was
formed-the bride leaning on the
arm of Major Conklin, followed by the
groom and bride mother the brides
maid, Miss Maud Conklin, and the best
man, Mr.. c. b Adams, Of Colorado |
The procession stopped underneath the |
bell, and there, "under the mistletoe,'
the beautiful Episcopal ceremony was J
performed that gave to Captain Hoif- |
man ian anchor in times of storm and |
when the skies have cleared guiding
star"
After the ceremony friends surround !
ed the happy couple and an hour was
passed in giving congratulations. At
o'clock the entire company partoolS
OF the excellent refreshments served,
drinking champagne punch to the
health, happiness and prosperity Of
the bride and groom. Following sup
per dancing was INDUCED in at Nadau's
hall until late hour.
1t was impossible TO get a complete
list of the very many beautiful and
useful presents bestowed tokens Of
admiring friends, among which were
Magnificent diamond sun-burst OF
Il stones; set silver knives and forks;
onyx canddlabra; box honitan hand
kerchiefs; silver match holder; silver
candlestick; one-half dozen souvenir
spoons; silver cold meat fork silver
bon bon dish; picture painted surgeons
drugget l2XlG; SO bill: check ~ ,O0O. 90
silver cream ladle; hand painted
plate; silver tooth pick kolderi ch ma
salad dish; cut glass olive dish, cut
glass pickel dish; silver soap boN;silyer
bread tray; silver chatting dish cut
glass pickle dish set oyster forks;
silver almond spoon; silver water
pitcher; silver olive spoon; Grecian
vase. painting; oyster spoon; cut glass
rose bowl bettinburg dish; silver
craeklete set; silver nut bowl; silver
water tankard; cnt gloss berry dish;
dozen silver spoons; cut glass bow
and mirrow; one-haf dozen orange
spoons; one-half dozen butter dishes
silver tea set; dozen berry forks: pic
ture; pie forks; dozen berry forks
cut glass cream jar; cut glass carret
pitcher; damask table cloth and nap.
kins; silver butter hook; silver gravy
ladel; sileer berry spoon; cut glass
bowl and set cut glass dishes; travel.
ing case; set silver orange spoons; sill
yer tea set and tray; picture cupid;
chocolate pitcher; set silver ice cream
spoons, silver bon bon spoon; silver
sugar shell; silver cake tray; silver
sugar she'll and butter knife.
Thursday morning a merry party
drove from the Agency to the railroad
station at Strand 70 see the bridal
couple off on their journey, il being
the intention OF Captain and Mrs
Hoffman to remain al Lexington while
the Captains regiment is stationed
there II was a jolly crowd that took
full liberty Of the occasion.
The baggage wGs properly labelled
and tagged SO that the danger OF be-
ing mistaken for old married people
was at the minimum, and as the train
moved out of the depot a shower Of
rice, a flood Of old shoes and deluge
OF congratulations and well wishes
gave them God'sPeed on their journey
through life.
Captain Hoffman is perhaps the best
knows and most popular young man
Of oklahoma, A former editor Of the
Daily LEADER, his writings showed
unusual ability and gave the paper at
once front rank in territorial journal
ISM as assistant United States Attor-
ney his excellent knowledge of crimi-
nal law ability to despatch business.
hit powers Of oratory, united in max
ing him one OF the foremost lawyers
in 'Ol,lahoma. When the president
made his second call for volunteers
Ear Eotfman rendered bis services 10
he go-ernor and was commissioned
elq. in o. Com Jany r 'now R) -ud he
1-sanized a company n the neighbo.
hood )f his home, His mill .sry reer
nromises TO Je marked with he same
fegree Of popular success that has
characterized all his undertakings
Careful ard consioerate Of his men he