The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25

IN homa City is that OF the mar
rage OF Mr.. +. j. Welsh
Walker of Milwaukee to Miss Catherine
Mcmillan of Fond du Lac, Wis, which
took place Yesterday in Fond du Lac.
The ceremony was solemniIcd at J
o'clock yesterday afternoon IN ST. PauFs
cathedral by the Right Rev. Reginald
II. Weller. assisted by the Very Rev.
Bernard lddings Bell Only relatives
and intimate friends were present. The
marriage came as a surprise. The date
was advanced on account OF Mr.. Wal
ker'S immediate army assignment which
it j understood will take him to France
alrc,' at once. Mrs. Walker is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. {. V. Nc
MILAN II Fond du Lac the former one
OF the |ptbminent furniture manufac-
turcrS OF that city where Mrs. Walker
has been one of the most popular girls
IN society.
She is a graduate of Grafton hall, a
fashionable boarding school OF that city
and OF the Loring School OF Music in
Chicago. and is a talented p~ianiste.
Mr., Walker is the only son Of Dr..
and Mrs. Robert X. Walker OF l4l2
West Thirty-four,h street and has made
his home in Milwaukee since his gradu-
alton from the University OF Wisconsin
three years ago, He was one of the
. most popular and beloved Of his crowd
while a resident of Oklahoma City. He
received his commission as first %lieutcn-
ant at Fort Sheridan just recently. Mr..
and Mrs, Walker left last night for New
York for a few days stay there.
Doctor Walker left this afternoon to
Join Mr.. and Mrs. Walker in New York
for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs, {. y, Whiteman Of 80
West Thirteenth street entertained with
a stag dinner Thursday evening al 7
o'clock in honor of their son, Capt.
Carl p. Whiteman, who was their guest
this week on his return from Leon
Springs, Texas. A large basket Of red,
white and blue flowers formed the
central decoration for the dining table
with individual favors Of American
flags. Their guests we're Mr.. William
Upshaw Mr.. Howell Harrell, Mr..
Frank Schlabach. Mr.. Herbert CARR
son Mr.. Harold Halsell. Mr. Leo
W. Whiteman, Mr.. William W. White.
a and Mr.. Damon Wake. Mrs.
Whitcman VA assisted by Mrs. Leo
w. Whiteman. Captain Whi,eman left
last night for Nogales Ariz., where
his regiment is stationed.
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Mr.. and Mrs George b. Farrar Of
Edmond announce the marriage OF
their daughter. Edwina. TO Mr.. Chaun-
cey V. Crabbc Of Arcadia, Okla. The
marriage was quietly celebrated this
morning at 10 o'clock at the family
residence in Edmond in the presence
OF only the members OF the immediate
family and Mrs. A. l.. Welsh and Mrs.
James H. Wheeler of this city, life.
long friends of the brides family. The
Reverend ]. A. Oglesby Of Edmond
read the marriage vows. The bride
wore an attractive travelling suit OF
brown cloth with a small white turban
and a corsage bouquet Of pink rose,
and Shasta daisies. Mr.. and Mr.
Crahh" will take no wedding journey
as Mr.. Crabbe leaves Monday for RI
Paso where he has beer assigned to his
regiment, the Sixty fourth infantry.
u ). a., having been commissioned
recently at Fort Logan II, Roots. Ark
Mr., Crabbe was a graduate in law at
the state university this past spring
Mrs. Crabbe is we'll known here. her
family being one of the oldest in the
state and taught lr the past two years
In this city. She made her home dur.
ing the winters with Mr.. and Mrs. A..
J.. Welsh OF 2lS West Ninth street.
She will be at home with her parents
in Edmond during the absence of Mr..
Crabbc in war service.
Mrs. J. II. Johnston of 9l6 West
Eighteenth street gave a theater party
yesterday in honor of Mrs. Franc,
Martin, Mrs, w. R, Holt, Mrs. A. F.
Speer and Miss Nellie Lee Holt, all Of
Fall City, Neb., her other guests being
Mrs, George w. Curtis, Mrs. Frank
Marvin, Mrs, Charles Boyle, Mrs. A.
+. Barrett, Miss Caroline Heyer and
Miss Margaret Johnston. Mrs. John
SION, MIS-. Martin, MISS Holt, Mrs,
Speer and Mr., George Marvin motored
10 FL Reno this morning.
Miss Julia Enochs OF 740 West Nine
tcenth street entertained the Merry
Maids at a slumbcr party Thursday
evening in honor of her h~ouseguest.
Miss Georgia Dinkins Of Fort Worth,
Texas. Her guests were Miss Mar
.garct Maxfield, Misses Katherine and
Eleanor %lttner. Miss Muriel Bate, Miss
Marguerite Madison, Miss Marian
Robson, Misses Bernice and Mary
Nee Miss Beatrice Nancy, Miss Eliza
beth paschall and Miss Martha Trud-
geon. Miss Katherine hartman, Miss
Katherine Nash and Miss Eva Moore
Diamond Of Wichita were additional
guests for breakfast yesterday morn
irg.