The Bourbon news., 1912-01-12
MATRIMONIAL.

The Purcell, Okla, Register gives
the following account of the marriage
of Miss RosalM lMargolen, formerly of this
city. to Mr.. JOS H. Baum, of Chicka-
! sha, Okla:
1.-THE wedding of MIR. Joseph H.
Baum, Of Chickasha, and Miss Rosa
| MargOlen, formerly of Paris, Ken
lucky, put for some time.past making
her home with her sister, Mrs. George
Swchwartz, Of this city, on Monday
afternoon, January l, 1912, at $3.50
O'Clock, was pronounced by all of the
| large number of friends who witness
ed it one of the most beautiful cere
monies ever held in the town. 1t had
been the intention to hold the wedding
at the home of MIR. ,Schwartz but so
many friends of the young lady wished
to attend that the house would not
accommodate them and the Baptist
church was kindly loaned for the
happy occasion.
1.-The reformed Hebrew ceremony,
in use from time immemoral, was used
by DR.. Blatt, of Oklahoma City, the
officiating Rabbi. who delivered the
beautiful charges with which the cere-
nony is replete, in sOlemnly impress
to the richly poetic lines by his
mastery delivery. The bride, beauti-
fully attired in white marquisette. m
over duchess satin, carrying bouquet
! of brides roses, entered on the arm of
her father, MIR. Herman Margoln. Of
Paris. KY, the groom, accompanied
by his luother, Mrs. Theresa Baum. of
Chickasha, Okla. During the cere-
mony Miss Wollstein, of Paris. KY. a
vocalist of rare attainments, possess
ing a voice of wonderful sweetness.
most beautifully sang two songs.
Because, and Il Love Youg Truly"
The wedding march from "Lohen-
grin" was most tastefully rendered
by Mrs. j. F. Sharp. of Oklahoma
City, accompanied by Mrs. Geo.
Schwartz on the violin.
"Prior to the wedding a delightful
five course dinner was served to the
immediate families of the bride and
groom at the pretty home of Mrs.
ception was held at the same place.
delicious refreshments. consisting OF
| ices and cakes, fashioned in heart de-
signs being served. Later some excel
| lent music was given by the University
| Orchestra of Norman.
The happy couple were the recip:-
ents of many beautiful and expensive
gifts from their many friends and
relatives, together with the most
| hearty good wishes of all who know
them.
THE bride and gloDm left en- the
Santa Fe north at clock. The bride s
travelingdress was handsome blue
suit. with hat. gloves and shoes to
match. After spending few weeks
visiting relatives of both parties in
Illinois and Kentucky, they,will return
to Chickasha, where the groom has
elegantly furnished apartments ready
to receive the lovely girl he has won.
Mr.. Louis Saloshin. of this city, ar
uncle of the bride, attended the wed,
ding.
Mr.. George Crouch, of Bourbon
and Miss Ida Clink enbeard. of Nicho
las county, were married at Carlisle
Monday.
Miss Ruby Squires and Mr.. Claude
Ratliff, Doth of Carlisle, were united
{ in marriage in that city Monday at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Tur-
ley Squires, Elder E. r. Templemar
officiating. Mr.. Ratliff was formerly
engaged in the livery business in Car
lisle and for some time has conducted
restaurant at the l.. & NJ depot in
this city. He is at present associated
with Mr.. Guy Overhy, of Paris, in the
management Of the Kimbrough HOUSE
in Carlisle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Behrman, of
Newport, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Josephine. to MIR.
J. w. Bacon. of this city. The wed.
ding will be social event in Febru-
airy at the home of the bride-elect' S
parents.
The announcem ent isireceived with a
great deal Of interest ner, where the
to be bridegroom has many friends in
both social and business circles. He is
the popular president of the Paris
Base Ball Club. and is very prominent
in business circles.
Miss Behrman is a very attractive
young woman,.a social favorite. and
has been frequent visitor to this city,
being the guest of Miss Corinpe Col.
lins on numerous occasions, and made
many friends while here.