Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
SOCIETY
JOSEPHINE GRAY
Hours; 100 TO 1000 y. m
PHONE 900.

MiN, InumNS OSttnntlR, lNSl south
of Claremurc, was the scene of "a
unique and pretty wedding when their
daughter Miss Teresa Kathryn, and
Mr.. william James Hannah, OF Ere
mont, Neb,, We're united In marriage,
The spacious home was made unu.
sually attractive by a color scheme
OF lavender ana gold carried out
through the entire ceremony in every
aesthetic detail, from the graceful
candelchra TO the arch ot golden rod
under which ROY, Gathcr Van Eykc,
of Sapulpa, pronounced The solemn
words Of the marriage service
Just preceding the ceremony Miss
! Annie Rush Of omaha, Ncb, sang
81 Love You Truly" To- the accom-
, panimeut OF Miss Minnie Ostenbcrg.
Immediately following the song Miss
! Ostonbcrg played Mcndolssohn's we'd
ding march to the strains of whlch
the bridal party came slowly down
the winding stairway and through to
the arch In the library Master Err
ivn Workman and little Miss Edith
Workman stretched the ribbons form
ing the aisle through which the bri-
| day party passed Following these
were Master Frances Ostcnbcrg an
Helen Workman strewmg rose petals
and little Lillian CLARK carrying the
ring in % white rose bud The bride
maids Miss stella and Grace Ostcn-
berg, gOWned in white and carrying
white roses, preceded the bride who
was accompanied by the maid Of hon
or, Miss Lydia Ostenberg The bride
was unusually charming in a gown Of
sheer white embroidery and lace cut
princess. entrainc. Her ycil was
caught in place with sprays Of lilies
of the valley and her bouquet was OF
brides roses. The groo mand his a.
tondant Mr. Frank Feursten of Le-
shara Ncb., met the bride at the al
tar After conFratulatlons were eN-
tended the dining room doors were
thrown open and the Misses Maud
Ward, Lucille Walkey, Ruth Haw-
kins and Ethel Mayberry assisted in
serving three course breakfast with
its appointment harmonized into the
genera color scheme
After trip South Mr.. and Mrs.
Hannah will reside in Fremont, Ncb.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ernest A. Siegismund
llNNt Itlll uiA llblll lll'll llbI'N lil''ll
trip to Kansas city and other points
Mrs. Delo Hubbard of Muskogee was
the guest yesterday of Mrs. h. NJ
Hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. S. West will ar
rive Sunday from Iowa for Il visit
with Mr. and Mrs. J f Dawson.
Mrs. G. O. Mattson Is expected to
arrive today from Oklahoma city for
visit with her aunt, Mrs. r j Da-
Wdson.
Mrs. William Moran Of Bartles-
vile will be the over Sunday guest
Of Mrs. j. NJ Chastain.
Or. Leota J. Cunningham will re-
turn today from several days spent
at kieter.
Misses Fannye and Blanche Woods,
Miss Maude Looms of Joplin and
Mrs A. B. Reese went to Kansas
yesterday for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ, Campbell left
y
with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs
II. y. Wallbrinck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry James had for
their guests yesterday Mr.. and Mrs.
Cal d. Frazier, a bride and groom
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States Geological Survey carried on
work in five different eta.es and terri
tories during the summer, Most OF
the government employees are un lcr-
graduates who will continue their
courses in the University during thel
present year.
The lecture course scheduled bY the
University this year IS col sidCfed thcl
strongest ever brought 20 tn unlver-
sity II Includes su'h VOL known
members as the Bluuo S.etndrl Trio,
Prof Sterling BATHS and tl,H coleprat-
ed Dickens impersona.or; and the VII
Der Starr Quartette COnpunv Thc|
numbers will be given at intervals
throughout the term. and the cost Of
season tickets viii br very low, thel
object being to plac" the world lu.own
attractions within the reach of the en-
fro student pudN.