The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-17
Cassidy FItzpatrick.

Cassidy Fitzpatrick.
One of the prcttiest church we'd.
dings ever Witnessed 81 this city was
the marriage this morning OF Miss
Essie Marie Cassidyt to Mr. r. J.
Fitzpatrick, OF Chicago. at The 81
Mary's Catholic church. corner OF Elm
street and Warner avenue. Miss
jamie Hagar played Lohcngrins we'd
ding march as the bridal party enter
ed the church in the following order:
The groom, Mr.. Fitzpatrick. Mr.. Lay,
OF Chicago, (tho best mani; the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs NJ Cassidy, father
and mother OF tho BRIDE Miss Cath
crime Cassidy. the bridesmaid. and
Misses Josephine and Rose Getto. OF
Wichita The church was beautifully
decorated with large snowy white
liles and ferns. Father Standaert
performed the ceremony Before the
ceremony Mrs. Lymon Gray sang
oh Promise Me- Thy DeKoven) and
during the ceremony softly sang Ave
Maria (by Millard.l Mendelssohn's
wedding march was played as the
bridal party passed out Of the church
The bride wore a handsome lace
gown over white silk. Mrs Fitzpat.
rick IS the youngest daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Cassidy and Is one of the
most attractive young ladies' OF the
capital eity. She Is possessed OF sweet
personality and has all the charms Of
splendid womanly character.
The groom Is a young man of splen-
did integrity and is highly thought OF
by all OF his acqaaintances. Follow.
Ing the ceremony a reception was
given at the residence OF the brides
parents, 1919 West Mansur avenue,
which was elaborately decorated for
tho occasion.
The happy couple left on the after.
noon train for the north On their we'd
ding tour and win be gone several
weeks. II is not decided yet as to
where they will reside in the future.
but they viii keep mousse at the Cas-
sidy home on West Mansur avenue
this summer as tho family will be
away.
Mr. and Mrs. f. l.. Blincoo announce
the birth OF a ten pound baby boy,
born last evening.
Mrs. X. Croxton left yesterday for
her home in P0reell after a short visit
in tho city with relatives.
Misses Josephine and Rose Getto
arrived in the city last evening from
Wichita TO attend tho Fitzpatrick-9
Cassidy wedding
Mrs. Alice Shearer-King win re-
turn to her home in Lawton the FIRST
OF the week. after a two weeks visit
IN the city With heg parents. Mr.. and
Mrs VIM shearer, At l23 Est Col
lego avenue
Mrs. Corb Sarchet has is9aed lnvi-
tations for a card party ior Friday
afternoon and will also Issue cards
tomorrow Tor an "at home on Wed
lesday next
The ladies Of the Trinity gglld met
his afterncon with Mrs. Don Carlos
smith al her home. ~ North Broad
street. There was a good attendance
md profitable meeting was held |
fhe hostess served light refreshments !
Turing the afternoon.
Governor and Mrs. Frantz. Mr.. and |
Mrs n H. Smock and M. and Mrs.
=. ". RambO Left this afternoon for |
enid to attend tho opening OF the new /
'pera house there tonight Nj LaW.i
enco Evsrt presents MS play "We I
Are King, which appeared al tAo /
Brooks last Thursday osening
Mrs Carl Fairfield entertained the
iOdern Priscilla club yesterd8y az
ernOOn a. her home. liz West No
lie avenue. The house vas Dc. GRATED
With flowers Of the season. The us.
lal clab work was pursued during the 1
ifternOOn, several new and pretty de-
igns OF fancy work being demonstrate
I'd. LigAt refreshments were served
y the hostess Those present were:
ieBdames Seserns. j. -. Fairfield
'fank Wilbur. Hewitt. Carl Faif6eld.
lOwman. Frank Stiles, win Hmph
ey. kniehton; Misses Alice Tallman /
nd Ida Humphrey
Miss Maude Painter left this morn.
ng for her home IN Seattle. Wash.
fter months visit IN the city with
riends.
Mrs. Cora McCracken returned this
aorning from Oklahoma City
Mrs. J. X, Teal returned to coyle On
ho noon traln.
Mlss Ada Williams. of Iawrelice.
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