Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-17

Fred Sewers Clinton will be hostess
or Tuesday and Wednesday. February
% and 23, in Clinton lnelcside.
Friends of the bride who has fire.
ouently visited the home of her sis
ter Mrs Arthur q. Hooper, in this
city will be interested to read the de-
tails of her wedding. which was
solemnized last Saturday evening, and
concerning which the Elizabeth
On. j. Evening News said the fol-
lowing:
The wedding of Miss Sarah Henry
Clark. daughter of the late J. $.
Henry Clark OF Wadcsboro. \. C., To
Alfred DeForrest Keys, which was
sole mnized on Saturday evening at 5
O'Clock, was one of the largest and
most prominent socially of the winter
season.
The ceremony was performed at
the home of the brides aunts. the
Misses Clark, in Pearl street by Rev.
Ezra Ferris of 81. Michael's Episcopal
church, New York in the presence of
the immediate families and Il few in
innate friends. and was followed by
large reception. Miss Clark for
merly lived in Elizabeth. but during
the past two years has been resi-
dent Of Wadesboro. y. e.
Great quantities of southern smilaN
were draped over the doorWays and
walls and asparagus fern was twined
about the chandeliers. The mantels
were banked with ferns, jonqul!s.
roses and spring blossoms, and in the
library, where the ceremony was per
formed, an mproVised altar was
formed of tall palms, ferns and jon
quils. .
Before the ceremony Mrs. William
Tiammett Davis of New York sang
"Entreat Me Not to Leave Thee, and
to Lohengrin's wedding march the
bridal party entered and proceeded
up an aisle formed by white satin
ribbons and white standards.
The bride who was given in mar
riage by her brother, Samuel Adams
Clark of New York. wore ivory white
satin combined with net and silver
lace. The bodice was formed of real
point lace. cut low. with long sleeves.
and the long court train of net and
satin fell from the shoulders. Her
real lace Veil was arranged with a
crown effect, held in place with clus-
tcrs of orange blossoms and fell to
the end of the long train. She car
ried a shower bouquet of valley lilies
and roses.
Mrs. Herbert Whitaker Goodall of
'nes'hut mn ,n;S',.i nr'i,, nttond-
oi hon1i, was tiio VI ,' ,,,,,isi,a COW
pinalioh " i. W. 'i,.,l, ,,,I,o
talieta' NeIisu ~ ,,ir,, ,rho
eHlnroiuereu III l"I'ne ;i, ,,i,I,
bodice was cur low anu .'''nii ne W., WA
royal piuc NelNe. any ,.aii ,,"m,
iorhlal nouquet ~ S.'loM W., ,,,nst
eTS put 'ne ..liIs.'''is ''"'" ~ Ct
eiiectlNe custui'e, ,.u 90 ,ho
haroiu hess, n,o'''''
groom, Was ncSt ,1,'i ,',"'i ,ho ca.o-
llnl!euiu.enS 'oi'um uoonn;;on ,S ~ which
mohy there w"s , ,.,' -, 80 ns
memners Oh tie "liuH, pu," ~ ,d Nirs
sisted IN lecclNi III NJ ~ ~ Nou, yorlI
saInue, ~, Au",,,S .i''o blool, snoncled
MIS- "a, .,,7 ,o,in. Mrs Alfred
Deforres, NrNs, III VIZ T., iIoot
Chime; MISS EilIaoe,l O'",M' ~ ',"v nnr
chiiion anu po."N i"o,' 80 Mic,
sage pouque' -, SWeu, pva9 nra iinht
Mary Louise SIath, W. ;rido,cen,
piue Sa'ln r,''u' oi'',,r ,,,o' ru ~ houl,,at ~
sequlhs, WIN co, ,nse hr,hur hp1Hc' q
Nailey llllss' III, anu At, ,istar of
1922 ,ho uo,o an evening
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