The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07
SOCIETY &c. II: IT,
~ Harriet Dunn bentley
Turnor.Smythe.

Tunor.Smythe.
Seldom has there been wedding NJ
so much interest all over rur slute Hs
that Tur-duy evening when the nup
tlnl vows united ia marriage Miss
Jeanne Turner daughter NJ Mr. and
Mrs Martin Luther Turner. aud Mr.
william Othu Smylhr son " Mrs. A
B Smythr NJ MARROW, ok The First
Presbyterian church was filled with
IL brilliant us-rmnluvr ~ guests who
gathered 60 witness the ceremony per
formed by the Rev phil Baird
Trailing vines of southern smlluN
wrruthcd and frstuuurd the choir loft
and the hnlronv aud tall palms end
ferns made background of luNmlaul
green against which the tier of h"nu
tIfu aud artistic baskets stood uul Boo
relief These baskets We're filled with
shcRycs NJ ascension lilies Hnd ferns
with touches NJ color given by spears
~ pink suapdrHgon Satin ribbons ot
Nile green were tied I'm bows across
llc lhil uhuultH VI Ah' 'nNh''" "'"
ribbons also caught the clusters ol
lilies to the pews which werer oservcd
for the family and intimate friends
The nuptial music was played by
MIR Edwin NHilr Mcintyre At the or.
gan and lust before the ceremony Mrs
Harry Waldron sung because God
] Gave Me You"
/ The bridal procession was headed
| by the ten ushers who came down the
| four nlsIr- ana Formed In lines ON
either Side of the nltar These were
Messrs Lawrence Edwards ~ Mar
low. Thomas BOYD and hugh Nrrl}
smith, Jr. and ! J.. NIu,her ot 'hlrh
asha, william A. brooks, Guy j. IuI
uer Frank II Nchrlner. ]. j. Bryan
b., GuuneIl Moore and Dt George y We
| Lean ~ THIS city.
The matron- the brides sister, Mf'
/ William A. Brooks, ana slSler'lh-lA"
. Mrs Guy y Iurhrr ana the Ihhlu o'
honor. her sister Miss Nl'iennr lur
ncr and maid. Miss Lallh Miller
were perfect pictures III 'hHrmlhp
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The groonsmen were MtHsI7. Nhu'
Smylhe of Mnrlowe, Lon Nlll'hlhS o
Purcell ana Horace Nllh'I7pV"h
Chicknshs. Preceding the hrine wa
J. the flower girl Jewel Turner the WIN
, some little daughter OF MT. ana NIT
Guy Turner whose frock OF white nc
cordean plcated chiffon, ana pretU
T basket ot flowers made her a Ver'la
Bile little fairy ns she laughed hh'
. danced In childish mconcerh ot IN
solcmnlty of the occasion. Master lu'
ner Brooks, the son OF Mr.. ana MR.
I William A Brooks, In an OliVer IWl'
suit Of white satin with lace Irllh
. carried the brides long Tram
f The bride who entered ON the arl
y OF her father. was vision ~ eNqulsit
n loypliness IN her bridal robes fast
q loned simply In Empire design Aroun
i the decolletaEe was bertha Of ros
point lace headed by pearls and
), very long train Of brocRded satin fe
n In graceful folds, caught at one shou
x der by cluster Of orange blossom
Q another wreath Of the same blossom
n adorning the end Of the train Abo,
n this was the mist OF the tulle vel
- which was that Of the brides slste
y Mrs Brooks, and had also been wor
d by her cousin, Mrr Tom Hrsniff, AT HI
4, marriage TheHridc carried lRrI
, cluster of Easter lilies, combined VII
lilies Of the valley and orchids
a Al the close of the service, and whi
1 the Young couple were knerling at Il