The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-16
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Nee Kellogg.
Of much interest ~ the friends of
the bride and groom In this city Is the
account Of the wedding Of Miss Mar,
gucrltc Nee NJ Cruteryille s. -. who
was such popular guest here last
fall, and Mr. George Lawrence Kel.
logg Of this city. which hns just
reached here through the Centeryille
journal The wedding was celebrated
last "Wednesday evening nl the home
OF the brides parents, MIR and Mrs
James Nee, In CcnteHillc, the Reycr-
end Father Egun " Sioux Falls, Off
ciutlmg. Killarney roses aud southern
smllaX decorated the apartments, and
the musical program was given by
Miss Helen Davltt Of Boone, ln
Six little girls gowned In lingerie
frocks drew the pink ribbons forming
the aisle, and the attendants who were
all gowncd In pink and carried Killar-
ney roses, were sorority sisters ~ the
bride These were Miss Kathryn
Clark Of Bcloit, Wis, maid ~ honor,
Miss Anna Gilchrlst Of Sioux Fails x
! D., and Miss Margaret Schrclnor of
Sioux city la.
The bride who entered ON the arm
, " her father wore beautiful robe
Of ivory bridal satin and hrOrddcd
chiffon, embroidered I'm pearls, with
court train falling from the shoulders
Her tulle veil fell from cap Of old
lace, and she wore the gift Of the
groom, II necklace Of pearls, and car
rled Il bouquet Of brides roses, sweet
peas AND lilies of the valley. The
groom was attended hy MIR Howard
Kellogg Of TiskilWu, H. A large par.
| ~ Of guests from several states at
tended the wedding
Mrs. Kellogg is Il graduate Of the 81
Clara college ut Smslnawu, Wis, and
was Il student ~ the Northwestern
University Of Chicago She was the
recipient Of many cOurtrsirs aud mndc
many friends uu the occasion Of her
visit to her uncle ana aunt, Mr. aud
Mrs William Nee this fall
MIR Kellogg Is the assistant cashier
OF the Security National Bank " this
city, where he has resided for the past
seven years. and Is recognized a- u
business man of ability
They are now on wedding trip
through the south. and will be- at homc
after March 10 at their home at 7IG
West Twentieth street
Mrs. Eula Mullins Of Madlll will ar
rive this evening for short visit with
Mrs. George u Rittenhousr aud Mr.,
Phil Hall.
Mrs John DE Lana arrived TODAY
from III Reno, to remain for sevcrl
days with her mother. Mrs. Marion s
COoter who is suffering an attack Of
the grippe
Mrs George Spencer entertained Ga,
Chatting Dish club Monday afternoon
additional guests being Mines ThOmH,
IT. Reinhardt Of NavasOta Tex, anl
Ed Overholser. Mrs r. l.. WIKI
and Mrs Boston Wilson came In ful
luncheon. Top score was made by
Mrs Charles Edward Johnson Mrs
Henry OverhOlser will be- the hOstcs
next Monday.
Mrs. B. Il. hartman and Mrs
George X Williams entertained mos
delightfully."- ut auction Monday after
noon In compliment to Miss Mary WI
sou Of Cape Girardeau, Mo. An effec
tive color scheme of red was carried
out with red carnations and prettl
valentines which were used for scOr,
cards Miss Wilson, the honor guest
and Miss Ruth Bailey with high scOrl
were the recipients Of two lovely au
tOmObile bonnets, and the consolation
and low score favOrs, hnnd-embroid
cred guest towels were presented {,
Mrs. George L. stiles and Mrs W
w Juden A delectable luncheon wa
served following the game and IN,
guests were Mines Frank Wilson
John A. ReCk, Hunter A Craycroft
j h. Bailey, Robert VI. Conway,
NJ. Baas, Frank T. Johnson, Charler
A. THUS, Myron Chambers. Henry q
Snyder, II. Franklin GIN, VIII Ray
mOnd, W. W. Juden W. h. Wright
Arthur G. Bennett, Daniel w Hogan
Charles s. McGaughey, Frank n. SOr
gatz, Wallace {. Lee, George L
stiles, J. g. Street, Phil Hall, vii
liam II. Crane, George Rose the Miss
es Love and Dorothy Craycroft, Rutl
Bailey, Myra Wilson, Adele Conway
Orlene Bass, Josephine snapp Flor
ence and Irene ONell. Carolyn Landi
VI st. Joseph, Mo, and Alice Graves,
sss
Mrs. J. A. Reck entertained IN,
Auction club, Monday morning. Tol
score was made by Mrs. II. Coulte
Todd, who will be hostess to the cluI
next week.
Miss AmEie Snodgrass Is yisitinI
friends In McAlester
Mrs. George Samson entertained IN
members Of the Leisure Hour clul
Monday with theatre party at IN,
Lyric, Mrs Monroe Chestnut being NJ
additional guest. Refreshments wer
served following the matinee at on
Of the downtown cafes. The club vii
meet March | with Mrs. o. p. Black
Mrs, A. Is SnOdgrass was hostes
Monday To the Up-to.Date club, haylnl
as additional guests Mines. @. r TIA
neyhlll. j. Elmer Thomas, wife OF tn
senator from Iawton, l.. O. Towle
aud F, q, Reed Mines r. A. lone