The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-15
Vice President of Territorial
Board of Health WedS.
WILL BE AT HOME JULY 1
Beautiful Wedding Ia k e S
Place at Brides Home.

territorial DOdrQ OF healtl ana member
of the territorial board of medical ex-
aminers, surprised his friends by the an
nouncement last Monday of his wedding
Sunday at Lahoma, in Garfield county,
to Mrs. Luella NJ. Gilbert, of Carterville.
No, an estimabie lady of that city. The
wedding occurred at high noon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Hill. the
bride being their sister. DR.. and Mrs.
Sharpe left at once for Chicago on a
honeymoon trip, and will also see the
worlds fair while away, They will be at
home in Guthrie after July /. DR.. Sharpe
is one of the best known medical prac-
titioners in eastern end central Oklahoma
and his connection with the territorial
boards has made holm a prominent figure
throughout the territory.
quiet wedding, which will doubtless
surrpise everyone. says the Cklahoman,
was celebrated on Monday evening. May
2, at the home of Mrs. A S. Connellee,
it being that of her sister. Miss Sallie
Stuart and Mr.. Floyd Parish of Hunts
ville Tex. Rev. Mr.. Harper of the Pill
grim Congregational church performed
the ceremony, which occurred at O'Clock
in the evening, Mrs. Connellee and her
son, Charlie Connellee, being the only
witness. The bride wore a simple and
girlish white frock.
The wedding was the elimination of a
romance, the bride and groom having
been sweethearts for years at Huntsville,
where they both grew up. Last week Mr..
Parish came to Oklahoma City and his
bride met him Unexpectedly down town
and the wedding was arranged. Miss
Stuart has resided here with her sister,
Mrs. A. S. Connellee, for the past year.
and is a sweet and popular girl.
AS the wedding was so unpremedita-
ted it was decided not to announce it un-
til the groom should be ready to take
his bride home, which he did Monday
afternoon, taking her to Huntsville,
Texas, to visit the parents of both, after
which they will go to Denver, Colo,
which will be their future home. Mr..
Parish is a rising young electrician of
Lenver.
Mr.. B. F. Stevens and Miss Nellie Hollis
of McLoud were married Wednesday at
Oklahoma City by w. p. Gross Mr..
Stevens is a merchant of McLoud and
Miss Hollis is a prominent young lady
Of McLoud society They left Wednes-
day for st. Louis.
Says the Enid Wave: The report of
the Wave in regard to the marriage of
Herbert Egfer and Miss Jessie Chase,
i'm, laSf
was given to us by the father of the bride
who was very angry. The Egner parents
claim that they tried 10 head off the kid
match in every way they could, but fin
ally Mrs. Egner gave her consent to her
sons marriage and the girl secured her
mothers consent. which appears on the
probate court records, hence, the mar
Rage was legal. Rev. G. w. Martin, the
pastor of the Methodist church reports |
hat the young pair came to the parson- !
age about s o'clock in the evening to
nave the ceremony performed instead OF |
0:30 as reported He noticed that the |
couple was under age, but when they I
produced their license and the written /
Ill was satisfactory and he married Mr.. |
ime all wounds will heal
One of the most beautiful quiet we'd
lings that has taken place near Kremlin /
or some time was that of Miss Metty |
iumerson to Mr.. T. +. Mannen at the |
lome of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
}. Gumerson, in that city Wednesday
vening, MAY II. The home was beauti-
ully decorated with roses and ferns car
ying out the colors of red and white.
The dining room being entirely in the red.
huge center of American beauty roses
nd spnilax beautifed the table. Prompt
Y a 1:3o amide strains of Loves Power
endered by Mrs. Dr. Thompson on the
'iolin. accompanied by Miss Clara Krause
N piano. the bridal couple took their
'laces midst a bower of palms and be-
ieath d beautiful bell of Marechal Mel
oses and ferns where happy couple
we're made husband and wife by A B.
Kirk of the hremlin Baptist church
\ marriage which wah sOlemnized
Caster Sunday leaked out Saturday at
oklahoma City. Six weeks ago Mr. A.
+. Stoll and Miss Leona Ladd were mar
led at the home OF j. J. Andrews by
udge Harper. Later Father Lanslot per-
ormed the ceremony because OF the fact
hat the groom is a Catholic.
The bride is graduate OF the class of
so2 and since then has been employed
5 teacher in the Washington school.
ir. Stoll is a successful farmer and is
veil known in this city. Both are pop
lar and well liked and the news of their
marriage will be received by their many
riends with surprise, says the Times
ournal.
\ golden wedding was celebrated at
lackwell Sunday night by Mr. and Mrs.
(. r. Johnson. 4 big dinner was served.
{ which there were more than leo guests.
Ir. and Mrs. johnson reared a family
f ten children. four Of whom were pres
Mt at the anniversary wedding. Sixteen
randchildren and four great grandchil-
ren were also present
There was marriage at the home OF
lobert Williams near Leota. last sun
ay. that was unusual. NJ NJ Sonnishcea
ged d years. was the groom. while Mrs.
my Steels. aged 81. was the bride e.
er Howell Smith performed the cere-
sony.
The Thomas Tribune announces the fol-
wing marriage licenses.
Leonard Woodland. age - TO Minnie
:. a Pigg, age l.. both OF westherfora.
kaai Hampton. age y. to Lizzie McFzr-
Ind. age L, of Rhea
A marriage license vas issued sat1ir-
ay 70 Arthur NJ Duncan. and Emma 8
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