The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-02
Sly Cupid Ensnares Many Hearts Dur
Ing Festai Week.

ing Festal Week
This pretty wedding occurred at Perry
TuesCay:
Al 2ro'cloek quiet home wedd,aE
took place at The home Of Mr.. and Mrs
II. J. brennan. when their daughter
Miss Iva NJ. was united in marriage
TO Elvin L. Carson, Of Wellington. Kas.,
Rev. Miller. Of the First NJ. r. church,
officiating.
Tho shades were drawn to exclude tho
suns rays while the soft golden lights,
muffed by dainty pink shades. shed
their rays Of mellow grandeur into ey-
cry nook and corner, which were beau
tifully decorated with cut flowers, the
daisy carnatIon and chrysanthemum be-
ing most in evidence. To the strains Of
the wedding march, the contracting par
ties entered the parlor. led Dy Rev.
Miller, and in the presence Of the inn
mediate relatives. with few intimate
friends, the pretty wedding service Of
the Methodist Episcopal church united
for life this happy couple who had
plighted heir troth to each other The
bride was handsomely attlred in a cream
dotted Silk Cicilian. with a large knot
OF ribbon at the throat and belt which
she changed later In the evening FOR
a brown silk travelling suit with hat and
gloves to match. AT the close OF the
ceremony the guests were Invited in-o
the cosy dining room. where the same
decorations and tinted lights were con-
tinued. and seated around the fes.ai
board. where a sumptuous repast was
served in four courses Misses Grace
Brown and Ethel brennan favored the
company with both vocal and instru-
mental music, interspersed now and
then throughout the festivities.
Tho bride is a most charming young
lady, endowed with fine womanly quail
tiles. Mr.. Carson is a young man Of
integrity. and has the profound respect
and confidence OF all with whom he
comes In contact.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson took the 553 p.
t.. train for the north. They will be
at home to their friends In Wellington
after Dec. 1st. They were the recip-
tents OF many beautiful and useful gifts.
Judging from the following list Of
wedding permits. the artful Cupid was
week:
Bessie d. Scott. p. Maramec.
Waiter Darlington. 10. Greenup. and
Myrtle Bertinshaw, p, Cleveland.
Walter Correll. 20. Ponca City. and
Edna Kearpey "a, Ponca City.
John Hagle. 21. Blackburn. and Eva
Lownsan, 16. Valley.
GliH cendIct. "a. Carthage, Mo-, and
ElizaBeth Wear, %, Camden.
Felix Hoover. 80, Valley, and Minnie
Gathers, Is, Valley,
walter L. Pease. 25 Hallettt, and
Arlio Loodmansee. "a. Hominy
T. C. Young, 20, Jennings, and Ethel
Lucas, 10, Jennings.
H.. W. Martin. 20, Ralstou, and Ala
Wisely, 20, Burlington, Kan
Cards have been received by friends
In Kinghsher 10 the marriage OF Miss
Mary, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ
werRer, OF Dover to Mr.. William La
fayette Moore, December 10th. at 8
O'Clock. The young people viii be at
home % their friends in Dover after
January /.
Announcements were received in Med
ford the first OF the week OF the ap-
preaching marriage OF Miss Mabel Blair
and Verne Dyer. which is 70 occur De-
cember s. at the home Of the bride, in
Wichita,
These young people secured permits
to wed at Kinghsher;
Frank Bertwell, aged 81 and Miss
Bessiee Grant Troyer. OF Hennessey.
Harley Cline, aged 49, and Miss May
Blakley, aged II, both Of Kingfsher
county
A company OF relatives and friends
gathered al the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner c. Bryant one mile north OF
Medford, Tuesday. Nov. 2S. 10 witness