The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-11

Fcapar De- not so well lsu9WH here, but
his Integrity ana business ability have
been thoroughly demonstrated and dur
ing the short time hc has been in the
city he has made many acquaintance.
Society viii welcome the return Of Mr.
and Mrs Peaper Ia the city
Haaney- Tallman.
Matte Emelne eldest doughtcr of
Mr and Mrs. E. T. Tllnau was NJ
ded this afternoon at two o'clock Mr
Ernest T.. Hauey OF oMahomr, city.
Tho briday party erred the north par
Tor 20 the strains OF Meadelssohus we'd
deg march played by Mrs Lyman G.
fEnightou, and stood beneath pretty
arrangement of fcstoons OF white ribbon
and ferns with background Of tall,
graceful. long-leaved ferns. Tho bride 1
entered the parlor leaning ON the arm ot |
her father. who gave her away Miss
Alice Talman. sister of the bride acted /
as maid of honor She was eNquisitely |
gownod ia dainty costume Of white, /
with trimmings OF lace. and carried the /
brides bouquet. The bride wore hand
some gown OF heavy white hrocaded /
satin with n little embroidered rosebud /
IN pink with the palest green sepals |
scattered over the entire costume. The |
gown was made after the popular prin- |
cess style and added TO the slender girl |
ish beauty Of its fair wearer. About the
bodice was a pretty arranmement Of
pearl trimming The mother OF the bride
also wore an exquisite gown Of white.
Rev. Harry Omar Scott spoke the cere-
mony, which was simple yet impressive.
During the ceremony Mrs Knig'hton
played softiS piano number. Mrs.
| Sweet. OF Comeyvire. Kansas. the brides
grandmother was the only out OF town
guest present The interior OF the resi-
dent was beautifully and elaboratcy
/ decorated Tor the occasion. festoons OF
white satin ribbon extending from the
} chandeliers 10 the four corners OF the
I rooms and looped over the broad arch
| way connecting the two parlors Roses
and carnations were profusely used IN
completing the decorative scheme. Tine
brides goilgaway gown was Of dark blue
silk. with hat and gloves 10 match. Al
five O'Clock Mi aud Mrs. liagney left ON
the northbound Santa Fe amid showers
of rice and the best wishes og friends
for a six weeks trip through the north
ern states. They will be at home in
Oklahoma City to their friends after
August fifteenth. Both young people are
well and favorably known here. The
bride Is especially popular among the
younger social sets aud is an accom-
plished musician. possessing sweet
soprano voice that has added much 10
the pleasure OF many musical events.
The groom was for a number Of years
ticket agent al the Santa Re Union sm-
tion and was only recently transferred
TO the office at Oklahoma city
Miss Marie Cheneworth assisted by
Misses Hazel Hoyland and Hazel War
ner entertained a coterja Of friends
Tuesday evening al the home OF Miss
Warner 4O2 West washingtn avenue
The evening was spent Informally with
music and conversation
Mrs J. j. Kennedy and daughters.
Catherine and Bert, ana Mrs. Burchett
returned this morning from louisville
Kentucky, where they have been Tor
several weeks visiting old friends and
relatives. going back expressly FOR the
Kentuckian's home gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs Spencer, OF Nashville,
Tenn, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hii.
5O7 west Cleveland avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer have just been recently
. married and are visiting here during the
honeymoon trip.
r Mrs. Lcander Martin. and son Tom,
= who spent the winter months here the
e guests Of Mrs. Watkins parents, Ter
ritorial librarian and Mrs. J. W. FOose
bna
y returned to their home IN Portland. ore
2 gon. They viii spend the summer ~ the
a mountains of eastern oregon.
I, The following visitors registered al
!, Carnegie. library:
Miss Helen Trayton. Tulsa.
Mr and Mrs l.. B. Carey, Muskogee.
I, Mr.. and Mrs. -. A. Douglas Nowkirk
" Mr. and Mrs. 0. r. Walters Kingnshei
Miss Elizabeth Quinton, Norman.
Mr. and Mrs j. H. Qunton New Yorl
Miss Rose Asbury. Indianapolis, Ind.
MI and Mrs. j., r. Winton, Lawtou.
Mrs league Ray has gone 20 Ohio
called there boy the serious niness OF hel
. father.
Mrs Frank Frantz and three charming
children Frank Jr Louise ana Jimmie
are home from two weeks outing spen
s., al sulphur Springs. Mrs. Fantz D. az
4 excellent swimmer and "a many a
+ enjoyable plunge Ia the inyigoratial
waters dt tfe Syringe while On the htt'
pleasure Trip.
s. The Lady Mace ibees this after
n noon az their han az h-f past tw'
e oclocS.
Mrs. Furrow Is hostess friday after
a noon "a the East Guthrie W. G.. r. 4
e Miss Alma Carson. state iperintenden
70 Of scieutlnc temperance X, Will nav
'r charge Of the afternoons program. Al
] invitation is extended 20 an member
o and friends % the order % attend m
e meeting.
y Miss Nellie Bell / Muskogee. g. an
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. l.. J. Beland
- this week Miss Bel was formerly
.e teacher in the Guthrie public schools
y Mr. BrYaOu Gnen came from Harrison
Arkansas. this morning 70 be here 70
d, the wedding Of his sister, Gertrude. {
Mr. Charles Peaper