The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-27
WEDDINGS ARE
NUMEROUS
Various Sections of Oklahoma
Are Represented
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS FEW
Quiet Ceremony at the Home
of Bride the Rule
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS FEW

Guthrie. o. T. March 26.-There have
been numerous wedding in different Sec
tons of Oklahoma this week.
Mr.. A E. Johnson and Miss Nellie
3selliken were united in marriage al
7:30 O'Clock Monday evening at the home
of Probate Judge Goodrich The wedding
was a quite one Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Hldreth being the only witnesses.
The room in which the ceremony was
4 Eerformed-gyas artistically decorated with
j epa dlowers Fand potted plants. The bride
Wore a beautiful white silk gown and
carried a large bouquet of white roses.
The bride is well known in this city,
| having lived here for the past two
years, having formerly resided at lola,
| Kansas. She is one of Guthr.e's most
beautiful and attractive young ladies.
! Mr.. Johnson is known and recognized
as being one OF the best business men in
/ Guthrie. having successfully managed the
Johnson Commission companys business
for a number of years.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued in Guthrie. william Terrell,
Sc, and Miss Hannah Forbes, 81, both of
Mulhan; VIII L. Mueheisen, 81. and Eliza
/ beth Daniels, %, both of Guthrie, who
were MARI. ed later On Monday by Judge
Goodrich in the probate court rooms;
Chauncey NJ. Stokes and Josephine NJ.
Henry, both of whom reside in Albany,
n. Y. This young couple were married
at the residence of the Rev J. T. Ogle
Monday evening. about 1880 and left soon
after. for short visit in Texas, from
which place they will return to their
home in New York
According to The Stroud Messenger on
March Il, at the Probate judge office at
Chandler. George Fisher and Miss Leila
Hines were united in marriage
The bride is the only daughted of Mrs.
W. r. Hines. living three miles south
west of Stroud and is highly esteemed by
all who know her. She has grown from
childhood into womanhood in that vici-
nifty and is most beautiful young lady.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Fisher, an honest and industrious
young gentleman, living five miles
southwest of town.
Two carriage loads of young people ac-
companied the young couple to the
county seat and on their return sump-
tuous wedding supper was served by the !
brides mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Fisher will Immediately |
go to housekeeping on the Kelso farm
south of Stroud
At Perry last week took place the wedd- !
ing of Miss Myrtle Wright of Perry and !
SIR Herman E. Yazel of St Joe, Mo, Rev /
c. H. White of the Chr.stion church off /
ciating. Mss Wright is we'll known in /
society circles here and was a mem
Der of the famous Girls Club Of our
city. The young couple left on the
evening train for their future home in ST.
Joe. The marriage records show Mr..
Yazel to be p and Miss Wright p years
Of age.
The indications are that the original
of the girls club will all be mar
ried by the close of this summer season.
Next winter an entire new set of faces
Will constitute the Girls Club. 1t is not
known yet who will be chosen TO fill the
place made vacant by Miss Wright
Frank McGonigal and Miss Lena Re-
nit were married at Chckasha on Satur-
lay, March 20. They went to Renfro,v
Monday to visit with the formers pa
rents for a few days.
Rev. W. J. Moore Of the South Meth
odist church at Hobart united in mar
'iage Tuesday evening John V Fergu-
son of Washita county and Miss Ida NJ.
Moore of Greer county.
Chas T. Boyer and Mrs. Emma Miner
we're married at the South Methodist
parsonage NJ Hobart on the evening OF ,
he 18th. Rev. Moore tying the nuptiaI ,
mot.
3. r. Mansfield and Miss Anna Weaver
we're married Tuesday evening at the !
esidence Of J. r. Brown in South Ho- ,
art. Rev. W. ]. Moore. pastor Of the
outh Methodist church. officiating. The
parties will make their home +
n the groom's farm. twelve miles north
7est OF Hobart
William Kerr. a rnoulder at the Choc- :
DIV foundry. and Miss Pearl Dyer welc
larried Tuesday night at the brides pa
snts home on West Main street. Shaw
ee. Rev. Southan of South methodist y
hurch officiating.
John F. Porter Of Pittsburg. Pc. en- n
loyed by McCabe & Steen. railroad o
uilders. in the engineering department. :,
III Miss Sophia Dawson. who has beeai Il
.onographer for Mayor Linden and 7 a
Chambers. were married Tuesday n
ght at 10 o'clock at the home Of DR..
:. W Writ ar Enid. by Rev / T Wal u
Is The wedding was a surprise Th< n
'ide vas attended by Miss Long ana n
-iss Thiemie. Miss Hughes played
edding march. The bride and groom
i'll so 10 Tulsa, whore NJ. Porter is n
nployed. 81
License TO marry was issued at FL b
emo Tuesday to Geno Lorenson Of Hud- X
n. s D. and Mis- Hattie Bogart OF al
Reno. ii
Cards have been received at Oklahoma
~ from Mrs. 5 Z. Spencer Of Sabstha. D
an. announcing The marriage Of her a,
iughter. Emma Pearle. 70 Mr.. Lee IA
armed James of Oklahoma City. The +,
~-tAAS t~~NtiAVN el4 9AtiftiaE, A4kcE -
the brides home Mr and Mr.
mes VIII be Al home 70 their many c,
lends after the 18th % April al 80 West If.
snth street. oklahoma City
Miss Gertrude saxey ard " c. Par \,
n Of Pond Creek wen, 70 Chickasha o. "A
= noon train sunday 10 attend the wed
lg Of Mr.. Hugo Roos and Miss Nellie br
-owr. which took place that evening at
? home or the brides aunt After tn.