The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-17
Elaborate Church Wedding.

Elaborate Church Wedding.
Screened to the ceiling with quan
titles Of southern climax and vii,
hnckleberry from Alabama, with rosei
entcrtwined in the greenery. ana lay
ishly decorated with the choicest o
flowers, the chancel of the EpwortI
Methodist church was a scene Of beau
y on Wednesday evening, when Miss
Julia Wootten and Mr.. Harry Scot
were united in marriage by Dr l.. L
Cohen White wicker baskets and
vases mounted Oh pedestals held Rus
sell roses carnations and sprengerie
fern, and a basket Of pink artificial
iNoses, eoncealing tiny electric light
bulbs, hung above the other blossoms
conspicuously beautiful The church
was filled With the many friends ol
the popular couple. and the front cen
tral section was reserved for the rela-
tiyes Of the bridal party business as
sociates and friends who had previ
ousIy entertained for Miss Wootten
and Mr. Scott
Preceding the ceremony Or. shar-
mon Owsley of Oklahoma City. sang
Because and Mine Alone. ana the
arrival Of the bridal party was an
nounced BY Miss Marjorie Dwyer who
played the Bridal Chorus from Lo-
hengrin's wedding march The ush-
ers, Messrs. Albert Hawn, H. n. Smith,
Jr, Tom Boyd and Clyde Turner led
the bridal procession down the two
central aisles of the church The
bridesmaids Misses Vendla Eklund
Of Clayton N NJ, Alberta Smith. Jen-
ME Record Of Paris, Tex, and Mario
rie Cochran, and lSe groomsmen,
Messrs. Boggy Johnson Caldwell Chas-
tain, Reece Smith and Bobby Van
valkenburg. followed The brides
maids wore stunning gowns Of
pale pinkttaffeta trimmed in silver
lace, with quantity becoming bonnets
OF silver lace and silver slippers. They
carried baskets Of Russell roses Wee
Anne Durant, the daintiest Of flower
girls, came next, driven in a harness
OF pink ribbons by Misses Ruby Woot-
ten and 10 Bery1 Bettis Miss Cotinne
Wootten acted as maid Of honor and
Mrs NJ Jones Of Bristow, was the
matron OF honor Miss Corinne's
handsome dress was Of white chiffon
and embroidered net, heavily trimmed
in silver lace. and she carried a silver
garden hat hung from her arm with
Beauty ribbons and filled
with Russell roses Mrs. Jones beau.
.iful costume was of pale blue chiffon
draped over orchid messaline and
with bands Of silver. She
wore hat to match and carried for-l
mai bouquet OF lilies OF the valley and
orchids. Preceded ny Masters Rich
.rd Aust and Spencer Barefoot each
1earme ring in the heart Of calla
lily, the bride entered upon the arm
il her brother. MIR Dick Wootten who
ave her away. The groom was at
ended by Mr. Jess Fields of Norman,
meeting his bride at the altar and as
he words were spoken which gave
er to him. they passed through rhe
ieker gates which separated them
rom the rest Of the bridal party
ncoung Dr. Cohen The ceremony
'hioh united them as husband and {
ito Was beautiful and impressive {
re
Miss Jalia Wootten wore bridal !
lbe OF read lace over cloth of silver !
ie Grain also being OF silver bordered I
ith ostrich fringe Her lace veil was ,
lught with real orange blossoms. the {
1T Of California friends, and she car j
cd shower bouquet of lilies OF the
inv wi,h center Of two exquisite a
'ohids The bouquet was later thrown I
nd caught by Miss Eklund :
The bride is the pretty and popular 8
,ughter OF Mr. and Mrs r h. Woot- T.
N. She attended Belmont college
Id is quite gifted musically Win \
me and possessing a charming per y
mality she is the center Of large a
rcle OF friends wherever she goes.
r.. Scott is connected with the Woot- :
n-Bnrton Sales company and Is
,ung man Of excellent character The
gh esteem in which the Young cou-
e are held by their many friends was
tested by their numerous magnifi- = y
mt gifts. Among these We're three =
tests OF silver an alahaster urn,
leffield sets, pieces OF hammered sill "
=, cut glass and fine linens y
Mr. and Mrs. Scott left Thursday =
pfning for Chicago and from there y
n 20 east visiting the principal :"
stern cities On THEM return gnes "
n visit Mr.. SCOTS parents in Black z