Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
SOCIETY
JOSEPHINE GRAY
hoursi 1900 10 1000 y. IN.
PHONE 900.

was celebrated at 7:l5 yesterday
morning at the First Methodist church, |
ON Boulder Avenue. sweet simplicity
marked the decorations of the church. |
palms and ferns being used to outline
the chanccl railing ana TO fashion tho
marriage altar Miss Letha Rose, |
Miss Bertha Mac Knnear and Miss
Lena Davidson were ushers The brit |
dal song, AGarden OF Roses was
sung by Miss Ethel Elliott ana fol- |
lowed by Lohengrin's wedding music, !
played by Mrs. Ernest Clulo, which
announced the entrance Of the bridal
party In the procession were the
groums attendants, Alessrs Benz.
Ford and Clarence Swigciaon; theI
brides attendants, Miss Laura lath
am Miss Flo Thompson, the ushcrs
ana the group was met at the altar
once Vance, preceding the bride. The
entrance was made from the lett aisle
and the group was mt at the altar
10y the groom, his best man, Gerd
Tonics, and Rev James w, Baker,
who entered from the right The
EplscOpal ring service was used. The
party left the church TO the strains
of Mendelssohns wedding music
Miss Vending wore travelling suit
of white cloth and modsh hat Her
attendants and ushcrs wore white cloth
gowns The honeymoon trip Includes
Kansas city ana other points, Mr..
and Mrs Sicgsmund win be pt home
at 9O5 South Cheyenne after October
10 The bride Is the daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. d. Reed and IAN IS
few rivals for popularity I'm her set. |
The groom is one of the esDeem'd em- !
ploycs Of the Gulf Pipe Line Company. !
4 romantic wedding which was "a |
surprise to many friends, who had |
been kept in utter ignorance IF the |
plans was that of Miss Esther Mag
nuson and Mr.. G. NJ. Ltson Satur- |
day evening Miss Maguuson had !
been spending the week with friends |
at KnEfiFher and came 10 lll Reno
saturday where she was met by the |
groom ana the wedding occurred Rev. |
Taggart, pastor of the Methodist
church, reading the ceremony at hlsI
parsonage. They went to Oklahoma |
city for Sunday with Mr. Litson's |
relatives and arrived in this city Mon |
day evening and went Immediately
to their own home on Jackson Ave- |
nue., which was all in readiness for |
their occupancy No one knew of
their return TO this city until yester +,
day. 1t would be hard to find bride |
and groom with moro friends than |
MIR and Mrs. Litson. Every one
who knows them holds them in high |
est esteem and It IS with the very |
best of wishes of these many friends !
that they begin the journey Of mar
rled life.
Mrs. j. G. Johnson and Mrs, J ,
4 Boyd returned to Sapulpa ycster
Campbell.
visit with her son and his wife, Mr.,
and Mrs. Elmo Dysart at Jennings
Miss Jewel Carney has gone to her
home in Missouri TO remain lndeii- !
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Miss Fyrn Price is row engaged inI
kindergarten work with Misses Brock
-
Miss Maude Norris will return
Thursday from spending her vaca-
ton in Kansas city CherryVale and
Atchison, Kan.
OctobeN is the date set for thcl
marriage of Miss Geraldine BohbiusI
and Mrs, George Sneddn Of Sapulpa
Both Young people are Well llnownI
here, Miss Robbins IS one of theI
teachers at that place.
Mrs. n. w Magazines and Miss
Alice Monroe are spending this week.
in New York city
Miss C0oline Dickey returned yes
terday from visit in Topeka, Kan.
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Mr.. and Mrs j II. Jones enter
tanned at a fish dinner Monday. hay
Ewing and Mr. and Mrs O c. Clon.
inger. !
a number Of the young set IN So
ciety win picnic at owens Park this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roeser wili
IN Guy r. Grigsby and Miss Rather
inc GrgsbN guests Of Or. w. L,
Wright
The Ladies' Ala Society Of the FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN chtDrch wiz meet for
the first time since ndjourning for
vacation Thursday afternoon. The