The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-26
Wooaward. Roberts Wedding.

Woodward Roberts Wedding.
Mss Ada Blanche Woodward
daughter of Mrs. w. L. Woodward and
Dr.. Sam E. Roberts Of Kansas City
Mo, were united IN marriage by Rev
c. H. Woodward, or Great Bend, Kan
the uncle of the bride, en- Christmas
night at seven o'clock. With the open
ing strains Of ohengr.ns Bridal Choir
Us PLAYED BY Miss Lillian Dechman.
the ribbon hearers Misses Ethe,
Douglas, Lulu Townsend, Blanche
Furrow, and Lenore Burke wearine
pink frocks and corsage bouquets OF
Killarney roses formed an aisle for tne
bridal party Miss Louise Bierer, the
brides maid came first she was
gowned in pink accordian pleated chif
fon and over dress OF silver lace anc
carried Killarney roses. Mrs Rae
Malone of Oklahoma City. the maid
OF honor wore pink chiffon with vel
vet basque and also carried the pink
arm bouquet. Ruth Woodward strcw-
ed rose petals before the bride who
was lovely in her wedding gown OF
Chantilly and rose point lace over
satin made with raglan train which
was caught with orange blossoms; her
veil Of tulle formed a becoming cap
with cluster of orange blossoms and
she carried shower bouquet Of roses
and lilies of the valley. She was met
by Dr. Roberts and his best man, MIR
Cog5y lLauderJack OF Kansas City
and stood beneath the large white
wedding bells while on both sides
stood smilax entwined pedestals,
which held French baskets of brides
and pink Kearney roses. Immediate
ly following the ceremony, the recep-
tion was held during the evening. AS
sisting Mrs Woodward, who was
gowned in black tissue over green,
we're Megdames A. G. c. Bierer, j. \.
M. A. Hart. Misses Marie
Dean. Margaret Bvrne and Marion
M3dsen, while in the dining room and
at the door were group Of Miss
Woodward's younger pupils and
friends Misses Iona Wallace Mildred
Davis. Alma Houghton, DOROTHY Hcl-
man and Arlene NtFGhinrev A pro
fusion OF southern smilax was used
in the scheme Of decoration as were
the brides and Killarney roses. The
dining table was beautiful with its
brides bouquet as central
decoration and a delicious luncheon in
pink and white was served. The we'd
ling was the elimination of a ro-
nance begun two years ago in Vi
emma On Christmas day, while Mrs
Roberts was a student of the piano
'nder Lesahetizky and Dr. Roberts
vas studying surgery. Mrs. Roberts
departure from Guthrie is deeply re-
gretted eSv the MANY close friends
she has made during her connection
with the Methodist university. She
was before that time and before her
months of study in Vienna. head OF
the music department Of the North
western normal at Alva. Her charm
'ng personality. her beauty and her
nusical talent has made for her a
host of friends who owe to her the
coming Of Miss Fay Trumbull as d.
rector OF the University piano depart
nent She is the sister of Mrs. Flor
7rJ,,, Talneull who prepared Mrs.
for her study with Leschet-
zky DR.. Roberts is one of Kansas
City's foremost Young surgeons. He
s a graduate of the med,-a al depart
uent Of the Kansas university and in
Vienna specialized in ear. throat. and
nose diseases. He. toe. has made
many friends among the friends OF his
bride even though his visits have
been OF short duraticn The out of
own gues.s last evening were Rev. c. |
H. Woodward OF Great Bend. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J Solumway OF Pumon. Kan.
md Miss Grumpy CT Ava.
Mrs. Roberts going away suit was
1f black broad tail and broad cloth /
with martin. Her hat was
,f brOadtail with paradise. They left
IN the eleven o'clock south bound
rain. They will visit at DR.. Roberts