Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-12


Holy Family church was filled
Wednesday morning with friends
and relatives who were gathered 10
witness the marriage Of Miss Mac
Alice friond and Mr. Martin james
McNulty Jr, which was solemnized
ut $50 O'Clock, Reverend Father John
j Herring officiating.
Tho church was prettily decorated
with great quantities Of pink and white
roses ana carnations adding their
beauty TO the impressive service which
lasted for more than an hour The
choral parts Of the service were rem
dercd by Miss Jennie Norton and Mr.
j. j. lin Of wichita Kan. Mrs, O..
H. DIETRICH presided at the organ.
Tho bride, attended by Miss kath-
eryn I'm Of Wichita, Kan, as brides
maid, and the groom with Mr. John
McNulty ms best man, entered from
the front Of the church and advanced
slowly down the center aisle 10 the
altar, where Reverend Father Herring
pronounced the ceremony which made
them man and wife. As a recesslonal,
the beautiful Mondelssomn Wedding
March was played at the close Of tho
service,
The bridal party repaired imme-
diately to the home of the bride where
an elaborate wedding breakfast was
served, covers for twentyfour being
laid upon a table beautifully decorated
with pink and white flowers, stlll
further carrying out the color scheme
Of the floral decorations for the whole
affair.
The brides wedding gown was
handsome white crepe de chine with
large white picture hat. She carried
an arm boquet of white roses lIei
travelling suit was stylish tailored
homespun with all accessories TO
match. the color being lavender
Miss Hin wore an exquisite white
lingerie gown and carried pink roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNulty, after short
honeymoon trip, VIII be at home, tenn
porarily, at the Friend home on Six
teenth and Cherry streets.
The bride is n daughter of Mrs. j. A.
Friend and Is well known in Tulsa
SOCIAL circles She Is an active worker
in her church, being a prominent
member of the Young Woman's so
dallty.
Mr.. McNulty is native of West
Virginia but has been in Tulsa for
some time and has made many friends
IN business and social circles Of Tulsa.
The Book and Needle club met |
Wednesday afternoon at the pretty
Dickey home on South Boulder, with |
Lyle Dickey as the young hostess. The |
meeting was quite different from the /
usual meetings Of this happy crowd
OF young misses and instead of games |
and contests a musical and literary !
program of much merit was given, |
nearly every member Of the club con
tributng either musical or literary !
selection. The following program was |
given:
Piano selection ........L Louis Flesher
Recitation ......'...,.., Mary Blue
Recitation .,..,....... Louise Haley |
Vocal Solo .......,, Mildred Lough |
Recitation ..,....,,. lmogene Smith |
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Recitation ..,.'.,,,',. Lyle Dlckey
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Pauline OuprTV were SDpcial guests Of |
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S'3m. Miss Louise Haley will entertain
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Mr. and Mrs. Jesse n. McCullough
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home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ilol-