The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-24


An exceedingly pretty home wedding
vas soIemnized on Wednesday after
noon al $50 O'Clock. when Miss Willie
Bare, eldest daughter 0f Dr. and Mrs.
r. J. Baze. was married to Mr.. Isaac
Helm. The home OF Dr.. and Mrs. Baze
was artistically and beautifully deco
rated, 1olcr motif Of pink being fav-
ored- PROM the chandeliers in the var
i0us rooms were suspended round
fiower baskets. filled with pink roses
+, and pink carnations. Palms and ferns
were also used in rich profusion In
the music, room. where the ceremony
took place. an original plan Of q sum
mer house, with pergola was carried
out The bridal party stood in this
| pergoia. The wedding March was play
ed BY Miss Julia Wootten, and first
came the little flower girl, Mary Gri-
fin. scattering rose blossoms. She was
followed by Master William Bailey and
Dana Cavett. who each carried ring
in the heart Of a big rose. Miss Lacy
Sparks, the maid Of honor, entered
next and Immediately preceded the
bride, who. on the arm OF her father,
descended the stairway and entered
the music room from the drawing
room Mr. Helm and his best man.
Mr.. Harry Scott, entered from the din
ing room. The ceremony was said BIZ
Rev G. Lyle Smith OF the Christian
church. The double ring ceremony
was used.
The bride was stunning figure in
handsome tailored suit OF dark brown
with accessories to match Her hat
was OF brown velvet trimmed with goll
lace and Numiddi feathers, and she
carried a bouquet of white brides
Roses. The maid Of honor wore a
| gown Of pink chiffon, and a large pic
ture hat. Her bouquet was Of pink
roses. After the ceremony the newly
married couple, with DR.. and Mrs.
Baze, Mrs. Bridges. mother Of Mrs,
Baze, and Miss Jennie Bell Baze,
standing in line in the drawing room.
received the congratulations and good
wishes OF their friends Later the
guests were invited to the dining room
where a delicious ice course was serv-
ed by Misses Grace Whatley. Naomi
Moffat. Leola Eskrideg Olive Smith.
and Fay Smith. From the corners Of
the dining table to the chandelier were
streamers of smilax and an attractive
centerpiece consisted Of huge cut
glass vase Of pink La France roses.
A guest book, presided over by Mas
ter William Griffin and Master Reford
Bond, jr.. in which the guests signed
their names, will be a hanpy souvenir
Of the day to Mr.. and Mrs. Helm As
sisting in the entertainment OF the
guests during the afternoon were Mr.
and Mrs. j. B. Sparks. Mrs. Bryce
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Griffin,
Judge and Mrs. f. NJ. Bailey. Mrs. Oat-
ley Anderson. Mrs. Gordon Wade, Mrs.
Smith OF Massachusetts. Miss Jennie
Williams and Master Dan Anderson,
who opened the door for the arrival Of
each guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helm left on an even
ing train for Marion, Kan. where they
-wlll spend a few days visiting the
grooms relatives. From there they
will go to Chicago and Kansas City
for short visit Previous to her mar
riage Miss Baze has been most popu-
lar and loved by all who knew here.
Mr.. Helm is a capable and progressive
young business man, who has made a
host Of friends since taking up his
residence in Chickasha. Tho good
wishes Of the countless friends OF Mr..
and Mrs Helm are theirs for a long
and happy married life. Among the
out Of town guests here for the we'd
ding we're Mr. and AIRS. Baze Of Blaneh-
ard and Mr. and Mrs. Bridges OF
Texas.