Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-27

tne LOhcngrln Drldal cnOrus TOT tHo
entrance OF the bridal party and the
ing the reading Of the double ring
service by Rev. l.. l.. Floyd, OF the
First Baptist church. The Men
delsohn march was rendered while
the young people received the CON
gratulatlons OF the company OF rela-
iivcs and close friends who We're as
sembled. The bride was attended by
her small nieco and nephow, Eliza
beth Slater and Donald Gessman as
ring bearers, and Margaret Eysen-
bach and Mildred slater also
nieces, as flower girls. The brides
gown was a handsome white satin,
hand-embroidered. and her flowers
were a shower OF orchids and valley
lilies. A dinner of "a covers followed
the ceremony, after which Mr.. ana
Mrs Miller left on several weeks
honeymoone trip to California. where
Mr.. Miller's parents reside The bride
wore q brown velvet suit and hat for
Ytrivelng. The bridal couple Will he
at home at l.519 South Cincinnati
after February I.
| Miss Georgia Archer. daughter OF
! Mrs. A. c. Archer. became the bride
OF Mr.. Faye II. Young of oklahoma
city In n charming home wedding
/ WnlCn was SOltlnIlZfu Ut lIlt ItSlutu't
| of the brides mo;her at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. A color scheme
/ of pink and white, with greens for a
I background, was followed as set
! ting for the nuptial event. The Lohen-
/ grin wedding march was played by
Miss Gertrude Wlnterringcr. cousin
of the bride, for the entrance of the
couple to the cerem ony roonl where
| the mptial service was solemniZod
! I,,l l,fa h.r In Ia Il
! q. Curry of Stigler.. assisted by Rev.
! H. p. Clark, pastor of Tigert Memo
rial church. Miss Harley Thomas, a
cousin of the bride. was her maid cf
! honor, and Mr.. James Archer. the
brides brother. attended Mr.. Young
as best man The brides gown vas
of white duchess satin made simply
and in round length. She carried an
| arm bouQuct-of white rosebuds and
lilies of the valley. Miss Winterriuger
wore frock of white georgette and
carried pink rosebuds Refreshments
/ were served following congratula-
| tions, with Mrs. c. .. WinterrinGer.
Mrs. Frank Wolfe and Mrs NJ V.
Thompson assisting. Mr. and Mrs.
Young left on an evening train for
| Oklahoma City, which Is to be their
home The bride wore n suit of blue
velvet for travelling. Rev. and Mrs.
]. c. Curry and family of stigler were
guests from out of the city. rne
bride. who is n daughter OF one OF
Tulsa's pioneer families. was born and
has lived here all her life.
Mrs ]. NJ. Propst and Miss Kath-
crime Propst of Neosho, Mo, who have
been visiting the homes of Mr.. and
Mrs Treymopd NJ. Babcock and MT.
and Mrs W ". Prppst, left yesterday
| ~ A thew
fwln spend the remainder Of the holt-
day season with Or. and Mrs. o. w.
Rice.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ ]. Allen are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs Charles +. tlatcn
and family. who have arrived from
Vancouver r. c., to make their home
in Tulsa. Mrs. Hatch is Mr.. Al
lens twin sister and the two are en-
joying their first visit together in l6
years.
merry affair of id-holiday week
was the house dance with which the
Misses Lulubelle and Dewey Phillips
entertained Tuesday evening at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p. Phillips. in Maple Ridge. a
score of girls and men of the college
set were guests of the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett Downing en-
tertained with a family dinner party
Christmas day, having as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Downing and Miss
, Grace Downing Of Sallisaw, Mr.. and
, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Chamberlain. Miss Rather
inc Carpenter and Miss Katherine
Kelley of Marietta, Ohio
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Burch we're
hosts to the members of their even
ing card club the Double six five
hundred last night Three tables oi
the game were played, following whiof
supper was served and there was 9
grab bag with a favor for each one
present.
Mrs. william Reed Mccoy is leav.
ing for a several months visit in the
| east Mrs. Mccoy goes first to New
| York, where she will spend some
| lime before going to Philadelphia
! and Pittsburgh for the remainder OF
her visit.
Miss Merriam Robbiere has gone fol
visit during the holiday season witt
her aunt Mrs Jerome r. Brow, o
Parsons, Kan. Miss Robbiere Wen
| up especially TO attend the New Year!
| oance OF the country cluD.
Mrs. William j. Gregg has beer
called to Wichita Falls, Texas, by the
illness of her son. Mr.. Roy Artley
who Is suffering from an attack OF
pneumonia.
| Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Boiling of S19N
South Boulder avenue announce th'
birth OF son on Monday, DecembeI
"a. The baby is to be christeneS
Robert Louis Boiling.
Kathleen Sinclair, young daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl w. Sinclair, WI,
suffered fractured ankle few
| weeks ago, is able to be about or
crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross W. Rayburr
have gone for a three weeks visit tC
Mr.. Rayburn's mother in Gulfport
Miss, and Mrs. Rayburn's mother
who resides in Miami, Fla.
The Misses Annis and Pauline Hind
man of Kansas City, are spending tn,
holidays as guests In the home oi
their brother, Mr.. Clarence j. Hind
| man and Mrs IIindman