Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-08
Society News
JOSEPHINE GRAY
Hours 7 10 10 A, IN, Phone 300,

y hlgh noon June wedding or Mlde
interest was celebrated yesterday at
the home OF Mrs. a. c. Archer on
North Main when her daughter, Mabel
Grace and Rev James Calvin Curry
took the nuptlal vows. Tho wedding
had a pink and white setting of dis
tinctive beauty The stairway which
has railing was almost hidden with
green vines studded here and there
with white blossoms and caught in
unstudied effect with bows of dew
drop chiffon, This led into the rcccp-
ton hall, whore vines over
hung the eloctrollcrs, arch
ways and every space to which deco
ration would add beauty, The cli-
max was reached In the marriage
room, There were great vases Of Eas-
ter lillios, palms, ferns and a marriage
bower; the bower was fashioned from
a lattice work Of green and was thick
| ~ studded with pure whito carnations
and long streamcrs of the chiffon
caught I'm love knots; a canopy over
hung ana was bright with the same
white blossoms In the dining room
the table was arranged I'm the form Of
/ a Y and centoring II was an ohloug
gold basket filled with fun blown XII
larnoy roses mixed with fern fronds
and holding the handle Of the basket
were butterfly bows OF chiffon. The
ceremony was read by Rev Percy r..
Knickerbocker assisted by DR.. s. G.
Thompson Miss Kathleen Chas,lIT
announced, with strains from Mcndols-
sohn's the approach Of the party.
The bride and her maids came down
the stairway and the groom and his
attendants, Rev Dana Dawson and
Mr. Chas. Gilmore came from the lib-
rary the party Joining at the altar
Miss Juanita Johnson led the party
and following her came Miss lone
Gillespie, maid Of honor. Preceding
the bride were little Misses Madeline
Mowbray and Mildred Wintcrrlngcr.
nicces Of the bride, bearing baskets
Of pink and white sweet peas The
bride leaned on the arm of her broth
| cr, Mr.. James Archer who gave her
IN marriage, Miss Archer wore an
cXquisitely fashioned gown OF white
crepe dochine over mcessalinc; the
trimmings We're In hand cmhroidcr-
ing, fringe and pearl the gown was
fashioned princess In design. round
length with yoke Of rare lace; the
short sleeves wcrc met by long cloves;
q fun length bridal Veil with a coro-
net OF pearls and natural orange bloa-
SONS and a sheuf Of bride roses ana
valley lilies tied with the streamors
Of chiffon completed the costume,
cred messaine with chiffon drapngs
and Miss Johnson wore white ne, over
pink messaline with pearl and fringe
trimmings. Both carried arm hou-
quets Of pink carnations, The flower
girls were in white summer frocks
with pink ribbons, Following the core-
m0ny Miss Chastaln continued the
Mendelssohn' Wedding music and the
party grouped themselves in the recep-
tion hall where the bride and groom
received the ldndcSt ana most loving
wishes Of relatives and friends A
wedding luncheon In pink and white
was served. Mr. and Mrs. Curry left
yesterday afternoon for Owlngs $, c.
where they viii spend the summer
going to other points IN the East also.
Many handsome presents bespoke in
measure Of the popularity Of the
young couple. Miss Archer Is a Tulsa
girl having been born and reared in
this city. She graduated from the
High School last year and has long
been known as one Cf best piano
musicians In the city. r.. Curry Is
"A member Of the Eastern oklahoma
Conference and on their return I'm the
fan he viii be given pastorate. The
brides travelling gown was Of kings
blue with all accessories matching.
out Of town guests were Mrs Mary
Lowrey and daughter Nanme Of No
wata Mrs A, NJ Brannon, and
daughter, Ethel Of sulphur
The Phllathea class Of the Tccrt
Memorial Church will give moon
light picnic this evening at owens
Park to the boys of the Baraca class.
Miss Nathalie Black Of Tndepcn-
dence. Kans., is the guest OF Mrs NJ.
Jakowsky.
The Tau Delta Sorority girls and the
boys Of their set chaperoned by n
number Of the mothers Of the girls
spent last evening at Sand Springs
picnicklng
Miss Jessie McFall leaves shortly
for a ten days vacation spent at Eu-
eka Springs Ark.