Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-01
OkMULGEE.
LDorOthY Owens. J

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beautiful wedding was that Monday
morning at 10 o'clock at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Wiley Pickens Brown of 1928 East
Ninth street, when their daughtor, Grby Mae.
was united in marriage to Mr.. Ernest Chester
Lambert, the Reverend Harold H. Bowen Of.
ficating. Preceding the nuptial music, Miss
corner of the living room was hung with a
curtain of smiax and sweet peas held to-
gether with bands OF pink and white satin
ribbon. As Miss Manell Hamilton played
the wedding march, little John Gill and
Sherman smith came down the stairs carry
ing satin ribbons TO either side of the cur
tain, forming an aisle Next came the Rev
orend Harold l.. Bowen, followed by the at
tcnda1lts, Miss Ruth Mlbrey and Mr. Frank
Braunich Miss Mabrey's gown was Of
sheer white Organdie and she carried white
roses. Preceding the bride and groom came
OF white, carrying a basket OF rose petals
Miss Brown and Mr. Lambert entered from
the stairway last Miss Brown dress was
u white chiffon over charmeuSe made en-
train. Her veil was net, made cap effect. and
with baDdeau Of pearls. She carried an
arm bouquet OF brides roses aud valley lilies
Mr. and Mrs. W p Brown and Elzey Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs, o. Lambert made up
ring service was used. After the ceremony
the bride and groom received the congraf-
uIations Of about thirty-flye friends An
ice course following was served by the Misses
btFdlIlUN NHll' NduHellt ildHllIIOut Dorothy
Kienl and Ruth Berry. Mr.. and Mrs. Lam.
bert left by auto on their wedding trip to
Colorado
A very quiet wedding was 5olcmnized at
ST. Anthony's Catholic church when Miss
Nellie Warner and Mr.. Roy Lamer were
united in marriage by Father Hubert at
o'clock mass. They were attended by
Marie Gallagher and John Gallagher. Only
the immediate family was present The we'd
ding breakfast was served at the home of
Mrs J. A. Lamer. Out-Of.town guests were
Mrs. J. T.. Williams and children OF Henry
eta Mr.. and Mrs. Lamer went Immediately
to their newly furnished home in Capital
Miss Edith Gill returned Monday from
Kansas City Excelsior Springs and other
points in Missouri. where she has been visit.
ing for the past two months,
Mr. and Mrs 5 + Swnford Of this city
are in Colorado Springs
Mrs r. X. Shaner Of Shelburne Ind. Is
a guest Of Mrs. W +. Shaner.
Very pretty was the morning bridge given
by MISS Mary ThOrnburg in compliment to
the Misses Alma Smith, Florence Wight aud
irziuia Tlrwater guests OF Miss Manel
The house was lovely in decora.
tous Of 2innas and daisies The guests made
up five tables Of bridge, and in the game
Miss Geraldine Whyte made high score. At
o clock !uHcheon was served on the card
tables and In serving Miss ThOrnburg was
assisted by the little Misses Margaret Lamb
and Jewel Ellus. The girls who enjoyed the
morning were the Misses Gretchen Irvine,
Alma Smith. Florence Wight Virgins Tar
ater Manell Hamilton Waunette Hamil
ton. Edith Hall. Geraldine Whyte Amy
CGddy. Alice McCrory, Viola Uri. Bernice
Trevor. Bpulah Sprague, BlAnch McCleland,
Grace Cary. Mabel Storm. Harriet Lamb
Roach. Myra King and Letitia
Carter
MIR and Mrs A. D. Adcock entertained
with 4 lawn dinner in honor Of their guests,
the Misses Alice McCrory and Amy Cuddy
Covers were laid for the Misses Edith Hall,
a lice McCrory and Amy Cuddy and Messrs
pennett Fuqua Emmet Kyle Jonn Hopton
and Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Adcock.
Mrs G. H. Critics entertained with dinnes
IN honor Of Mr.. Critics birthday. Covers
were laid for Rev and Mrs. X. W. Clymer,
the Misses Smith. Verda and Alta oliver.
Ms D. NJ. Smith has as guests her sister
Miss Wynne Corey. and niece. Miss Bessie
Batnettr. both Of Lone Oak. Texas.
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Clarke had as dinner
guests Tuesday Mr. and Mrs H. B Sh1ltz
Rev and Mrs. Lloyd g. Walter. Misses Louise