Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-21


tired In her travelling dress. a becom-
I ing suit Of blue gabordnc and hat
OF black She carried an arm bouquet
Of white roses and lilies Of the valley.
/ Following tho ceremony the bf1dal
! couple stood to receive the felicia
/ tions OF friends before leaving on "A
ten days honeymoon trip 10 Colo
rado. Mr. Taylor TX "A son Of Mr. and
Mrs James $. Taylor Of PITTS
d hurgh. Pa
Miss Bethel Dean Cones we'd
| ding 10 Mr. Don Gemmil Roy. cele-
| brntcd early Tuesday morning at
Trinity Episcopal church, was most
/ happy ana impressive occasion, az
| tended hy nearly yonc hundred -.
| their relatives and friends The nora
setting Of the nuptinl event was in
green ana white expressed in the lat
ticcd windows. palms and tree ferns
/ hanging baskets and daisies ana
swanspnia. AZ either side Of the altar
F tull white pcdcstals held baskets Of
the flowers and singing birds addcu
uoto of gludnoss ~ the occasion.
Miss Florence. Head presided at IN I.
/ organ accompanying Mrs Edwin 6.
1 IuWhou ia thc playing Of violin
solo. co. Promise Me- just preceding
the ceremony hour. o'clock. mo
Lohcuprin bridal chorus was played
Hs the two ushcrs. Mr. stanley r.
IIacv. brothor-in-lnw Of the bride, and
Mr. Bruce Martin. and the bride on
the arm Of her father, Mr.. Lawrence
4 King Cone. who gave her in marrinfS,
approached the altar. The briuc
groom entered from the Vcstry and
/ the rector. the Reverend g. v.
King. from the sacristy to Join the
stt.tr Ia
reading Of the service. Schumann's
"Traumcrci" was played. The prov
I was lovely I'm gown of white ne,
and thread lace with picot trimming
made With an undcrdress Of net. Snc
wore long veil of tulle fastened at
the head with orange blossoms and
carried an old fashioned poscy o.
brides roses and lilies Of the valley.
| The Mcud,lssohn march was played
as the bridal party left the church for
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Cone at
li1O south Boulder avenue. where
breakfast was served to the immc
diatc relatives. Mr.. and Mrs Roy
LEFT during the morning i'm their ear,
going to Pawhuska. near which place
/ they will reside There were many
handsome gifts of furniture. silver
I kirk of Los Angeles. aunt of the bride
was an out-of-town guest at the we'd
ding.
Miss Irene Young was hostess of n
| very pretty prcnuptial party Tuesday
9ftcrnoon i'm compliment to Miss
! l.cona FRYE. whose marriage to Mr.
| Clydc Morrison has been announced
! Ito take place SUNDAY. The decorations
we're of garden flowers and fer diver
| sion the hostess had arranged a series
of contests i'm which Miss Maybclle
WnItc and Miss Dorothy Dorm won the
uriZes The most iuterc4ting feature
of the pnttv so far as .he bride-clect
wus concerned was the gift shower
which was presented by baby Fred
! Gndbois in the role Of cupid drawing
"a pink and white decorated wagon
which contained complete outfit OF
utensils for the kitchen. An ice course
was served with Mrs. \. +. Young.
mother OF the hostess. assisting. In
the party Of guests were Mescames
Frey. o. Gadbois: Misses Lcona Frye,
Mary Gaddy. Blanche Clark, Mary
Foushcc. Dorothy Dorm, Mildred
! RumGnrncr Malbclle White, Maymc
Brown. Elaine Brown. Sarah Bales.
h Mlude Cass and Thclma Bonncil.
Children Of the Light Bearers So
cicty and the beginners department
Of the Sunday school of First Pres
byterian church entertained with n
party yesterday afternoon in the sub
story OF the church to honor the VISIT
jr. the little daughter and sons of
Rev. and Mrs. George II. Winn of
Korea. returned missionaries, who are
spending brief part of their fur
Tough i'm Tulsa. The children, ~
whom there were between forty ant,
fifty. were entertained with games and
refreshments of ices and cakes were
served. Each of the Winn children
was presented with gift Of gold
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