The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-24

and Louise Bierer descended from az
upper chamber marking the pathway
down the broad stairway 70 the allaI
With long streamers OF white satin
ribbon entwined with clusters ei
sweet peas and ferns. The lttie
maidens wore crisp white forcks'
tied with pink sashcs and pink TIP
hons in their hair and wore long PINK
gloves Then came tho maid oil hon
o., Miss Lucille Furnas, OF Cedar Rap
ids. Iowa. cousin Of the bride. She
presented a pretty picture, all pink,
her gown being Of pink satins trim
med in handmade lace and great guam
titles of valencennes lace. She wore
pink slippers and pink wreath, I'm
ished her coffure- She carried PINK
roses, Little Helen Mcbride in white
organdy with wide pink sash, white
slippers and stockings entered, bcas-
ing the ring in the center OF long
stemmed lily. followed by the bride
who met her father at the foot OF the
stairs and advanced to the altar
where they Joined the groom, his best
man, MIR. Frank Burford. and the Of
l
throughout the entire &C emony. The
bride looked very beautiful IN q robe
OF meteor satin. fashiond With a high
neck and long sleeves OF baby irish
lace, deep yoke of the same being
| outlined with bertha Of real lace.
| The gown was in princess style
built over a silk tafleta underdress
and the only ornament worn was the
diamond broach, gift OF the groom
A white wreath of lilies OF the valley
emphasized the beauty Of her dark
hesses she wore white slippers
and gloves and carried shower bou
quot OF roses and lilies of the valley
An elaborate two course luncheon
was served the guests by the foul
ribbon beare and punch was ladlet
throughout the evening by Misses
Mamie Trimm, Mary Gus, Helen NC
Coy and Ramona Chllcott, all daint
ily gowned in pink and white Dr
ana Mrs y w. Duke and Dr and Mrs
w w. Rncks assisted during tn
hours IN greeting the guests and cal
ing for their pleasure. In room "
stairs the great number Of handsom
gifts on display attested to the popt
arity OF the young couple, there bt
! Ing worlds Of cut glass, handpalnte
china, brass, silver The most bcant
y ful ofHll was chest Of silver present
! ed by sister OF the brides fathel
: who now touring Europe. DR. an
Mrs. Hamill's gift was farm onl
few miles from the city The brid
Is one of Guthrie's fayorite young w
I men aud Is known and loved by
t. large circle of friends, having resli
I, cd In this city since early childhood
y She Is IN the only daughter Of th
? home and has had all the privilege
u and opportunities for culture aud r
q flnement, and Is possessed OF muc
% personal charm and beauty. IN
a groom, too has resided In this cit
u for years and is son OF the la'
= Judge Green, who was one OF Gut
'e ries prominent citizens Nj. Gree
- is d prosperous young attorney an
b member Of the law firm of Tlbbe
7. and Green. They left on the cvenln
train for q months tour Of the Ea
and visit to the lakes, and will !
y at home after August l5.at 10.
y West Cleveland Ia handsome CO
p tage built by the groom. The Ger
y mony was witnessed by about sevent
five friends and relatives. Those fio
!, out Of the city were Mr. and Nj
4. Charles Ware. Of Omaha, Neh. Re
lc and Mrs. Willard Goodel OF Morri
lr kas., Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Past
T. waite of Jewel city, Kas.. aud Miss
By Zelda and Helen Hamlll, Of oklahor
City