Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26
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! A recent edition Of the Washington
Times carried the following note,
which will be of interest TO friends
| of Senator and Mrs. Robert L. owen
land Miss Dorothea owen in Tulsa:
"Dorothea owen expects to leave
| town on Tuesday or Wednesday, 10
! visit Alice O'Gorman, daughter Of for
imer Senator O'Gorman, at her sum-
mer home on Lake Champlain Tor
while. Mrs. owen is also going away
shortly-her plans are not yet defi-
nitely made-and after they both re-
/ turn they'll complete the arrange
ments for Dorothea's marriage TO
John Cameron Hawkins in the au-
tumn. SO far nothing has been de-
cided. Dorothea owen, by the way,
shares with Mrs Woodrow Wilson the
distinction of being descended from
an Indian Chieftain. Indeed. her
father whose Indian name is Oconos-
tota. is hereditary chief OF the seven
Cherokee tribes, and would have full
authority to rule today If the Cherokee
nation were still in existence. The
senator bears every evidence of his
/ Indian blood in his dark straight hair,
/ his black eyes and his high cheek
/ bones, but his pretty daughter is
decided blonde. and her appearance
]
| owen traces his ancestry thru his
mother. Narcissa Chisholm Owen, a
! remarkably brilliant woman. to qua
/ iris. sister of Caluna. head chief of
| the seven Cherokee clans, who mar
ried the Rev John Beamor, an Eng
] lish missionary. Perhaps It's from
/ her English great great great grand
btther that has daughter gets her
pretty coloring."
The wedding Of Miss Esther Dove
Gravitt daughter OF Mrs Ella Gravitt.
and Mr.. G. Emmett Payne. son Of
MIR. and Mrs G.. c. Payne, was ceie-
hrated Wednesday morning Mt $3.50
4 o'clock at First Baptist church, with
the pastor. Rev. l.. f.. Floyd. as Off
ciating minister Only n small party
OF relatives and friends was assem-
| hled when Miss Inez Petit played the
MendelSsohO wedding march for the
entrance of the bridal party to the
church, Miss Catherine Hill attended
the bride as maid OF honor and Mr..
Fred +. Browning of St Louis stood
as best man to Mr.. Payne The bride
was attired in her travelling suit Of
military blue, with hat and other ac-
! cessories to match, and she carried n
shower Of brides roses and lilies OF
the valley. Mr.. and Mrs Payne left
shortly after the ceremony on n Col
orado motor trip. The bride Is
graduate OF the department OF eX
preston OF Henry Kendall college,
where the romance which ended in
! Wednesdays nuptial event began. Mr..
Payne is n military school graduate
and will shortly put his training into
practice at San Antonio, Texas, where
he has been assigned in the new army
/ Of consCripts.
! Announcement was made during
the past week of the marriage OF
Miss Kathleen Kemp OF Lynchburg,
Va. 'and Mr.. John Frank Noble, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Noble OF
Tulsa. on Thursday, August l6. The
ceremony occurred at the home Of the
BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
Kemp, attended by only the immedi-
ate members OF the family. after
which the bridal couple left on trip
10 Niagara and Bay View. Mich,
where tho Noble family has n cottage
for the summer. Roth young people
are graduates OF Principia college. st.
/ Louis where they We're classmates.
Since finishing school Mr.. Noble has
been associated with his father in the
oil business. Mr.. Noble has n MILL
tary school commission and expects
TO enter some branch OF the army
service He and his bride will arrive
In Tulsa about September II and will
be guests for some time in the Noble
home.
The marriage of Miss Vivian
Frances Crotors daughter of Nr and
! Mrs Il, NJ. Cretors OF Oswego. Kan,
and Mr.. Perry u. Erwin OF Tulsa,
which took place Monday, August 20.