The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-08-27
Pretty HUms Wedding
Miss Julia Owsley and Mr. Her
bert Seitz Married in Presence
Of Friends and Relatives


residence of the brides parents
Thursday evening.
The Owsley home was appro-
prately decorated for the occasion
with palms, rose colors, green and
white. The rooms presented an
exceedingly beautiful appearance.
Promptly at nine O'Clock the
minister, Rev J. w. Brice, led the
bridal party into the parlor, Miss
Julia Sigmon playing the wedding
march. The attendants were Miss
Alma Sigmon and Mr. Will Owsley.
Miss Owsley wore an elegant gown
OF bluette silk louisine with dia-
monds. The brides maids dress
was Of white point de spirit. Miss
Julia Sigmon wore a dress Of rose
colorcd silk, with pearls.
Following the impressive we'd
ding ceremony, punch and other
dainty refreshments were served.
The guests consisted Of the relatives
and a number Of friends The fol
lowing were the out-of-town guests:
Nh and Mrs. Albert Thomas, Or,
FF Brown, Misses Alma and Julia
Sigmon, Bowie. Miss liluer Lester,
San Antonio.
The bride is the daughter Of Nj.
aud Mrs. J. S. Owsley, and is a
general favorite among Chickasha
people. Her sunny disposition and
her many attractive qualities have
made her host Of friends. Mr.
Sciiz is a young business man, now
employed by the Sigman Furniture
TO. Iih stands high ia the esti
nation Of all who know him and
there s every reason TO predict a
most successful future for him.
The newly welded couple began
housekeeping Immediately in a
pretty cottage near Tenth and
Chickasha Av.
PRESENTS Haviland china din
ner sel Furl and VIII Owsley,
sideboud, Mr. and Mrs. D. II Sig
mon, Bowie; linen bed spread, Mrs.
Beacon and daughter, Topeka;
picture, e. G. Barkley, Oklahoma
CITY. silver tea pot Nv II Wilhelm,
Hobart. colonial sugar and cream
ladle. Mr aud Mrs. J G. Lecper.
Oklahoma City; colonial tea spoons
Alr. and Mrs. 7. II. DwyeT. cut
glass bowl, AR and Mrs Ben Nor
gan. hand painted chop plate Nat
Densicr and wife; silver bread tray
]. i. Magic, Bowie; sterling silver
oyster forks, W. l.. Atkinson and
wife. Louisville Ark, hand painted
satin pillow aud fancy mahogany
chair. Misses Alma and Julia Sis
mon. Bowie; hand painted plate,
Miss James, Bowie game carving
set, Miss Friedly, Bowie; silver
butter knife aud sugar shell, Mrs.
Brice and daughter, Bowie; point
lace handkerchief. Miss Perry
Bowie. embroidery center piece
Mrs. G.. ". Walthal, Crowell
Texas. picture. Miss Remington.
silver syrup pitcher, c. s. Hull
Bowie. set table linen, Tom Boyd,
cut glass bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. II
B. Johnson, cut glass knife rest,
Little Miss Elizabeth Johnson
burnt leather opera glass bag, Mrs
A. b Merchant; pen sketch pict.
ufe. Misses Moore, Bowie; pear
handle pic knife, r. Stephens
check $50, I. c. Phillips, Bowie
check SIS, J. a Sigmon, Bowie
dining table, chairs and bed spread:
Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Seitz, Gomez,
Texas: silver tea spoons, 5. L
Benham, Waco, mahogany Parlol
rocker, w. II Sigmou, Bowie
sterling silver knives and forks, Mr.
John T. Owsley, Texarkanai ster
ling silver table spoons, Mr. an'
Mrs. a. L. Thomas; hand painte'
plate and linen bed spread, Mr.. an
MIS-. W. S. Moore; linen towels
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p. Moore; Gu
glass berry bowl, Tom " Moore
Administer rug, J L. Corpening
Bowie; handsome clothes basket
Mrs y Rrovn Rowie. sterlin