The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-06

! diu MIS-. Eugene flduiilLVlli Wtc. new
itt, Miss Kella Clark Mr. and Mrs.
Butterfly, Miss Sue Freeman, Miss Es-
ther Macer, Mrs Reford Bond Mrs.
j D, Carmichael, Mrs. 2. p Smith.
Probably two hundred guests called
during the afternoon and enjoyed this
delightful social entry Of nineteen
hundred twelve.
Granddaughter Nuptials a Brilliant
Event.
Several hundred people filled the
First Baptist church at Purcell, Okla.
Monday afternoon, Jan. J. 1912, $3.50
o'clock to witness the marriage of
Miss Rose Margolen Of Paris, KY, and
Mr.. Joseph II. Baum Of chickasha, the
Reverend Doctor Joseph Blalt Of Ok
lahoma City reading the service The
wedding was q very prominent event
in Purcell social circles. For d we'd
ding song Miss Birdie Woostein Of
Paris. Ky. accompanied by Mrs. Geo.
Schwartz on the violin. sang 81 Love
You. Love You Truly" Lohrengrins
wedding march was played at the en-
try and Miss Woolstein sang Be-
cause" while the ceremony was being
performed. Miss Margolen advanced
to the altar attended only by her faith
er, Mr.. Herman Margolen. The
bridegroom was attended by his moth
er Mrs. Thersa Baum Of this city
The bridegroom was attended BY his
mother Mrs. Thresa Baum Of this
city. The ring service was used. As
the cortege were leaving the church
the strains Mendessohns wedding
march filled the sacred edifice,
The bride was beautifully attired
her wedding gown being creation
Of white chiffon over white brides
satin. handsomely trimmed in rich
hand made laces. The gown was cut
after the princess style and the bride
carried in her arm a large bouquet Of
brides roses.
The church decorations were limit
ed to festoons Of southern smilax and
cut flowers relieved with banks OF
palms. the church being very attrac-
tive.
AT o'clock on New Years day lhe
wedding dinner was served at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs George
Schwartz. an elaborate eight course
dinner was served. After the dinner
the guests went to the church for the
wedding and after which they were
taken again TO the Schwartz home
where reception was held for Mr.
and Mrs. Baum and a delicious ice
course served.
During the reception hour an or
ehesira from Norman furnished pro-
gram and Miss Woolsteln rendered
several vocal selections.
iii. and Mrs. Baum left on the
clock train Monday evening for Kan
sas City and Chicago and from there
viii 90 to the home Of the brides par
ents in Paris. KY, for a visit, return
ing by way of ST. Louis for a short
visit before coming back to Chieka-
sha where they will make their fu-
ture home
Among the wedding party wore the
following guests DR.. and Mrs. JOS
eph BAIT, Miss Dosa Wolf DR.. Fish
man and Mrs. j. +. Sharp Of oklaho
ma City; Miss Birdie Woolstein, Mr.
Lewis saloshin and Mr.. Herman Mar
goisE OF Paris. Ky. Mr. Harry ~
sehvarg Of ST Louis, Mrs Ameal
Mannatt. Mr. and Mrs. Vim Reinaei
mer and Mrs. Thresa Baum Of chicka
sha Mr. Nathan Baum Of Anadarko
and Mr.. and Mrs George schwerts oI
Purcell
The Schwartz home Was beautifully
decorated Tor the wedding reception
aud the guests enjoyed a lovely Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Baum we're the reeipl
enss Of some fifty eongralnlatory tele
grams before leaving for their honey
moon trip.