The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-14
Peaper.eiHen.

AT II ocock Wednesday morning at
the home Of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Ginen nine miles southeast Of the
city, Anna Gertrude, the only daughter,
was welded to Mr.. Charles Frederick
Peaper. Beneath q bower OF airy mist
fern and brides roses the couple stood
while Rev. l. c. Rankin spoke the mar
riage ceremony. The bride wore an ex-
quisito gown Of finest white swiss with
trimmings OF daintiest lace. Her wealth
OF brown hair was brushed loosely from
her forehead and done in the pompadour
arrangement that Is so very becoming to
her. The bridesmaids were Misses Vir-
ginia and Josephine Fitzgerald. They
were attired IN pretty simple gowns Of
palest blue silk and carried a basket Of
rose petals which were showered in
front OF the bridal party. Mr. Bryson
Gifel, OF Harrison. Ark. and Chalmer
Giffen, brothers OF the bride acted as
best men. Immediately following the
ceremony and congratulations we'd
ding breakfast was served. There We're
few guests from town, including only
the particular friends OF the couple. The
other guests at the wedding included
only the immediate relatives and friends
Of the couple. The brides goingaway
gown was Of dark blue cloth. with hat
and gloves OF similar shade. Mr.. and
Mrs Peaper left on the afternoon santa
F. train for three weeks honeymoon
trip through northern Kansas. They viii
be at home to their friends at the
Harvey house after August first.
The bride Is well known Guthrie
In, he
lie schools of this city Sor several y2i-s
She was extremely popular because of
her lovely disposition and her beauty,
being frequently spoken of as the pret-
tiest young woman in the city. Mr..
Peaper is not so well known here, but
his integrity aud business ability have
been thoroughly demonstrated and dur
ing the short time he has been in the
city he has made many aecquaintances
Society win welcome the return OF Mr.
and Mrs Peaper to the city.
Haency- TaIlman.
Matte Emeline, eldest daughter ol
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Tallman, was we'd
ded Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock tC
.s- Ernest l.. Hagney. OF Oklahoma City
The bri 'al party entered the north par
lor TO Z, strains Of Meadelssohn's wed.
ding march played by Mrs. Lyman c
Knightou and stood beneath a pretty
arrangement OF festoons OF white ribbon
and ferns. with a background Of tail
graceful. long -leaved ferns. The bride
entered the parior leaning ou the arm o.
her father, who gave her away. Miss
| Alice Talman, sister OF the bride, acteS
as maid OF honor She was exquisitell
gowned in dainty costume Of white
with trimmings OF lace. and carried thu
brides bouquet The bride wore a hand
some gown OF heavy white brocade'
satin with little embroidered rosebud
IN pink with the palest green sepali
scattered over the entire costume. rh'
gown was made after the popular prin'
cess style and added to the slender girl
ish beauty OF it's fair wearer About thu
bodice was pretty arranmement o.
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. Knightor
played softly plano number. Mrs
sweet, OF Coffeyvile. Kansas, the brides
| grandmother was the only out Of towr
guest present The interior OF the resi-
dent was beautifully and eiaboratels
decorated for the occasion. festoons o
white satin ribbon extending from th'
chandeliers to the four corners Of th'
rooms. and looped ov,r the broad arch
way connecting the two parlors, Roses
and carnations We're profusely used II
completing the decorative scheme Tn'
brides goi1gaway gown was OF dark blu'
silk. with hat and gloves TO match. Al
five o'clock Mr. and Mrs Hagney left on
the northbound Santa Fe amid showers
Of rice and the best wishes Of friends
for "A six weeks trip through the north
ern states. They will be at home a.
Oklahoma City 10 their friends aftel
August fifteenth. Both young people ar
Wen and favorahly known here. The
bride IS especially popular among the
younger social sets and is an accom-.
plished musician. possessing sweet
soprano voice that has added much tc
the pleasure Of many musical events
The groom was for a number OF years
ticaet agent at the Santa Fe Union sta
tion and was only recently transferred
TO the oniee at Oklahoma City.
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