The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-15

special from E Rene waieh viii be
read with interest in Chickasha by
numerous friends Of the popular yodng
people roncerned
Quite the most important wedding
that has taksa place ia ii Reno for
several years past was that oi Miss
Nary Irene Beacon. only daughter 81
Mr ard aIrs T. II. Beacon. and Mr.
Kari Eastman Humphrey. son ot Mr
Ed Humphrey Of this city. which was
solemnized at S.30 o'clock This even
! ing al the home u tie brides parents.
fhe Rev. Father J. F. stllman Of the
Sacred Heart church officiating.
Preparations had been made for a
+ very large and brilliant affair and in-
vitations were in readiness to send 10
hundreds Of friends in this ard neigh
! boring states when The death Of tho
groom's mother three weeks ago ne-
icessitaied a change Of the original
plans. A great many social festivities
4 Iplanned "a honor Of the Young couple
were Cancelled, and tonight only the
relatives. a few intimate friends and
those who we're to hare entertained
for Miss Beacon and Mr. Humphrey
+ were present at the ceremony.
The house was beautifully decorat
ed for the occasion with quantities
o. palms. ferns, white carnations,
roses and fragrant blossoms OF the
cape jasmine.
The winsome young bride, entering
on the arm Of her father, was beauti-
/ fully gowned i'll a smart wedding toll
cite Of white satin. a coat Of duchess
lace being held in place at the waist
with rosette Of satin A putting oi
satin overlaid the hem OF the skirt and
ia separate train, falling from the
shoulders, was turned up at the cor
ners with satin rosettes. A costly veil
I of duchess lace fell in graceful folds
from a close fitting cap. wreathed with
fmange blossoms. Chiffon rosettes and
I little clusters Of orange blossoms
adorned her slippers. The bride car
| ried a bouquet Of bride roses with "a
shower Of lilies OF the valley, and wore
the groom's gift. a Iavalliere Of dia-
monds set in platinum. Mss Edith
/ Miller Of Oklahoma City, wearing a
/ handsome gown Of apricot satin
/ lcharmeuse; Miss Ida Dashiell Of El
/ Reno, in pink marquisette. trimmed in
| tiny rosebuds. and Miss Mildred irwin
or Elgin. H. attired in blue messallne
! with garniture Of blue lace. we're the
/ bridesmaids. All wore stunning cans
iof princess lace with crystal bands
and outstanding bows Of tulle, match
! ing their gowns in color. They ear
ried bouquets Of Killarney roses. with
showers Of pink sweet peas. and wore
+ bar pins Of platinum Set with jewels.
the gift Of the bride. The Misses
/ Louise Gerrer and Frances Tinsman
both Of FL Reno. held the white satin
ribbons forming an aisle through
which the bridal party passed. Their
gowns we're IN white lingerie effect
much trimmed with lace. and they
wore caps Of white tulle with immense
/ bows across the back They. too. we're
remembered with handsome pins from
the bride, theirs Of gold, set with
jewels
I The groom was attended by Mr.
Frank Burford Of Guthrie. The wed.
ding music was rendered by Miss
Norma Bramley, singing eAt Dawn
ing" and By Mrs. George Toolan Of El
Reno and Mr. Ed Humphrey OF Chick.
asha Mr. and Mrs. Beacon we're as
sisted in receiving the guests by their
eldest son, alr Harold Beacon by
Mines. Kenneth Hanger, Frank Tins.
man and John r. Smiley OF I'll Reno
Out Of town guests were Mr. and Mrs
Myron Humphrey Of Chickasha. Mr.
and Mrs Fay Bond Of Oklahoma CITY
Mr. and Mrs. w. #. Whittebion Of
Des Aoines. Ia. and Miss Delta Cox
of Kansas City. The happy young co0-
pie LEFT az midnight for a two weeks
trip to New York and eastern cities
and upon their return wHl reside 81
li2l South Barker street. El Reno
where beautiful home is in readiness
for their occupancy
o.
iT, /. ?. Meeting
Miss Almeta Reynolds entertained
the T. = + Club Thursday evening al
the hone Of Mrs. McKiernan. sis soniA
SIKH street The evening was spent
u playing the club game called "T. IL.
husie was also enjoyed. Refresh.
ments were served late in the evening.
The ice cream was frozen IN bricks
aud al the letters n Z. r. IN the