The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24
WEDDINGS IN
OKLAHOMA
Usual Number of Licenses
Have Been Issued.
FEW SOCIAL FEATURES
Some Out of the Ordinary In
CidentS Noted.

Guthrie. o. T. April 23.-One of the
pretty weddings this week was that
which took place at Pond Creek Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson when their daughter,
Myrta, was united in marriage to Byron
formed by Rev. r. S Campbell. After
the ceremony the guests repaired to the
dining room where an elegant dinner
was served
Exactly at 40 o'clock, April 18th, the
bridal party marched into the parlor
where. in the presence of relatives and
a few invited guests, they were united
in the holy bonds of wedlock.
The bride was attired in a beautiful
dress of white silk mouseline over
taffeta The groom was dressed in the
accustomed conventional black.
There was a society wedding in the
German settlement southeast of town
Monday at IL O'Clock, says the Blackwell
News. The contracting parties were Miss
The ceremony took place at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. Rev. DICK
officiating. After the ceremony, ana
numerous congratulations. the bridal
party sat down TO a sumptuous dinner
which had been prepared for the occa-
sion. Wednesday morning the newly
married couple started on a bridal tour
TO California
A very beautiful wedding took place
Wednesday evening, April Is, in the home
of Mrs. Denny on Duck streets in Still
water. The house was beautifully decor
ated and everything was in readiness
and when the hour of s O'Clock came the
bride-to-be. Miss Emma Walters, and
the groom. James A. d. Beaumont. ap-
peared before the officiating munster,
Rev. Writes williams, who in his usually
appropriate style pronounced the cere-
mony that united them as man and wife.
There were about forty guests who wit
messed the ceremony, after which they
enjoyed the sumptuous refreshments
which had been prepared for the occa-
sion.
Mrs. Beaumont is a young lady well
known in saltwater, having been clerk
in the New York Racket for the past
two years The groom, Mr.. Beaumont,
lives in Ontario, Kan.
The Woodward News adds one TO the
list of several social weddings for the
week in the following:
Welded. at the home of the brides
4 ODD T,1rn low M
10 Rev. J D. Willis officiating, Miss
Dugless Burkett to Joseph X. Newcomb.
Only Immediate relatives of the bride
and groom were present in addition to
Miss Ella Ethel Beegle, who played the
wedding march preparatory TO the cere-
mony.
The bride is one of Woodward's most
charming young ladies, beautiful and
accomplished, and has demonstrated her
worth and popularity by wide circle
OIL friends wherever known. The groom
is a worthy young man who stands hlgh
in the community and is entrusted with
the sole charge of Uncle Sans business
in the postoffice here as night clerk. May
their stamp of JOY never be cancelled,
the register of their union ever be
FASTENED by special delivery of sub
stantial tokens of their love. adds the
News.
A wedding with an extra bit of ro-
nance is announced in the elopement and
marriage of Miss Florence Sullivan of
Oklahoma City with C. E. Bentley OF
Lincoln Miss sullivan is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs T. T. Sullivan and has
been a student at the University OF Ne
braska for the past year. She has been
taking the English course and would
have graduated this year. Mr.. Bentley
is a son of one of the leading diVines
of Lincoln and is an employee of the Bur
lington and Missouri railway in their
offices at Denver The marriage was a
surprise to the parents of the bride al
though they received a letter from her
Sunday in which she stated that she was
engaged 10 Mr.. Bentley and that they
were to be welded, but no time was
stated.
The Rawdon correspondent Of the
Woodward News states that quiet. al
though very pretty. wedding occurred
at the home of j. A Thomas and wife,
Sunday. April Il, when their daughter.
CORDIAL. was united in marriage to o. a.
Nickerson Of Detroit. Rev. ]. NJ. Thomas
NJ. E. pastor at this place. ofticiated and
the ceremony was witnessed only by the
immediate family and intimate friends
OF the bride. after which a bountful
dinner Was served. Mrs. Nickerson. who
was one OF our most attractive young
ladies. looked charming in a lovely gown
of white silk. trimmed in white silk ap-
pliaue. Their home viii he in Detroit,
where Mr. Nickerson is postmaster.
At $50 o'clock Tuesday. April 70. Mr..
Daniel Thompson and Miss Nina Bunch
were united in marriage at the home OF
the brides parents near Woodward An
elegant supper was served Immediately
after the ceremony 20 the few friends
who had gathered TO witness the happy
event. Mr. and Mrs Thompson Will
make their home in East Woodward
4 very pretty wedding took place at
the residence OF L ". McMurtry at In
gersou. at : O'Clock wednesday evening.
April &c. when his daughter was united
in marriage 10 David Gender. both %
whom are well known to lugersoh people
The Rev. webb OF Carmen performed the
ceremony. quite a number % guests
we're present. including an aunt az th-
bride. Mrs Roberts Of salt Lake City,
who came on expressly for the occasion.
Light refreshments were served.
Mr b Clevenger and Miss 4 c Nc
Walters were united in marriage BY the
probate judge az Tecunseh "Wednesday
Mr.. Orne Cullisoa and Miss Katie 2.