The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-01-19
The 0rlffith-B Beatty Wedding.

for all the days OF their lives DR.. @. r.
Griffith and Miss Bobe Beatty. To
the strains Of the wedding march, rem
dered by Miss Graper, the bride, lean
ing upon her fathers arm, entered the
tastefully decorated room, whittier
they had been preceded by the groom
and his best man. Mr.. j. r. Sheehan,
Miss Ida Beatty, maid Of honor, and
little Gladys Anderson, bearing the
pillow, and standing beneath canopy
of smilax and evergreens, the twain
were made one.
Becomingly attired in cream silk,
trimmed with satin ribbon and NOUS
cline de sol, the bridal veil and orange
blossoms, and carrying bouquet of
beautiful white roses and with that
bewitching and always present smile,
the bride looked if possible, more at
tractiye than ever before The groom
well, it is hardly necessary to speak
of the happy frame Of mind which
seemed to possess him-he's always
happy.
Being very early settlers of the city,
IL is not strange that Mr. and Mrs
VIM. T. Beatty had as their guests on
the occasion of the marriage of their
daughter a great many of the ''old
timers" Indeed, large proportion
of the company had known the bride
since her infancy and to them she was
Just "Bobei-and will always be.
Very naturally, then, there was an alb
sence of any feeling of restraint, and
congeniality reigned.
AT the conclusion Of the ceremony
the most cordial expressions of good
wishes and congratulations were ex-
tended, aad the guests were then
served with refreshments. Miss Sam
mie Gunter presided in the dining
room, assisted by Misses May Trott
and Gertie Nidiffer, while Miss Fay
Trott officiated at the punch bowl
The presents were very numerous
and very nice indeed, and disclosed
plainly the esteem in which these
popular young people are held by a
large circle of acquaintanceS. Fol
lowing is list Of presents:
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Dunn and Mr.
and Mrs Otis King, Lockport, N. Y,
dining table.
r. D. Whittington, India stool
and set dessert dishes.
Miss Ida Beatty, set of dessert anC
of tea spoons.
Gladys Anderson, copy of Crawford
Henry Trott, punch bowl and glasses
Chamber set, l.. W. Burlington anC
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. W, W. Ward, fur rug
: Nat Beatty and wife, Crawfords
vile, half doz tea spoons and butte
knife.
Marguerite Beatty, Charlottesville
t Ind, embroidered doilies.
. W. j. Strange and wife, Chelsea
silver cake basket.
J. NJ. Griffith, Emporia, Kan, man
. tel clock.
Geo. Ndiffer and wife, rug.
W. II. Kornegay and wife, parlo
lamp.
j. Fl. Butler and N. L. Ryder, ony
table.
St. Benedictine sisters, toilet Sc
and scarf.
S Mrs. Mary Weaver and daughter
!. and Miss Mcdonald, Buffalo, parlo
table,
Miss Eiffert and Mr.. and Mrs. Pok
n Carter, Tahlequah, silver cake basket
5 Mr.. and Mrs. OShea, silver creal
+ ladle.
DR.. NJ. Frazee, silver butter knit
and sugar spoon.
: w. P. Phillips and wife, rocker.
h Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Raymond, rug
Jos. Harris and wife, water an
rose bowl.
a w. R. Badgett and wife, dinner set
T. f. Thompson and wife, suga
shell and butter knife.
: l. B. Bell and wife, salad dish.
IS Rev. A. Versaval, china fruit disl
IS E. NJ. Ming and wife, rug.
n w. S. Stanfield and wife, rocker.
: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Milford, chin
u cake plate.
DR.. and Mrs. Bagby, china berr
a set.
q Mrs. Cora Barrett, delft celery ira
u and china cuspidor.
p Mrs. S. Sanders, china chocolat
|, pot. -.
" | y. ". uhN "iASi WV WV
+! Miss Gunter, china cake plate.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Foreman, Talal;
fern dish.
Master Wallace Foreman, handke
chief.
| Scott Audrain and wife, Fairlant
silver and china fruit basket.
y The Misses Ashbrook and Good,
q koontz, china cake plate.
is J. r. Sheehan, carving set.
Miss Alice w. Colyert, Lockpor
n. Y, silver spoon.
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Strout. parl(