The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-04
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Parish meeting and dinner. st, Paul.
parish house.
Music department, sorosis club. so
rosls hall.
Chaptgr All. T. \. o., Mrs. J. ".
hcAlpine.
CnIsthla club. Mrs. IL A. Rsboiu.
fortniEhtly Research club, Mrs George
". stephenson, In the home Of Mr., }. .
H. kell.
Jewish Ladies' Aid society. Red
General Aid soreD. First Fresh,
trrian church. He'd Cross rooms.
SNnsuka study club. Carnegie librHr,.
Nsedlrcraft club, Mrs. J. NJ smith.
W y club, Mrs. 4. &. Hanson.
Merry MRtrons OF haywood, Mr..
Charles D.. Nanderp0ol.
Elite Embroldrry club. Mrs ", ~.
Cox
Social Embroidery club, Mrs, H q.
Ellis.
En Avant club. Mr-. y r. Finlc,.
seOS West SeN eNeutrenth street,
Alpha Beta club. Red Gross rooms.
81 AIDES appointed by Mr., Robert
p. Carpenter as the committee
JU1 to assist in the packing OF the
Red Jros. Christina, boNc, are
requested to meet IN the Chambcr of
Commerce Wednesday morning At q
o'clock to begin the work
At 'hc home OF Mr. and Mr., Fred
eflck II Tldnam llJ6 West Thirty
fourth street last evening at 3 o'clock
was celebrated The marriage OF their
yosugcr daughter, Lillian, 10 Nnccl
Farp adJutant general of the state OF
Oklahoma. Owing to the prominence
OF both families in I'm. social and po-
litcal lite OF the city, IT was an affair
Of much state wide interest although
solcmnilcd IN the presence OF only mem
berS OF the families and the most init
mate friends Of the bride and groom
The equally sacred thoughts Of country
and patriotism shared in the decorative
scheme with the wedding blossoms Of
white roses, ferns and palms A large
silk American flag hung Immediately
behind the altar which was banked with
palms. ferns and baskets Of roses. On
the long side Of the ceremony room was
drapcd the flag OF England, the birth
country of Mr. and Mrs. Tidnam. Lead
ing to the white, Satincd prie-dieu be
fore whiChs the marriage service was
performed was an aisle flanked by
white wicker standards OF white roses
roped with white satin ribbons The
mantelS. doors. windows and stairway
down which the wedding procession
proceeded were heavily hung with
SmilaN, banked with baskets OF white
roses The marriage vows were read
by the Right Reverend Francis Key
Brooke, assisted by the Very Reverend
Frederick Bate Mr. Tidnam gave
his daughter in marriage Immediately
after the song, AS the Dawn by Mrs.
Aletha Barr Taft, the bridal party
descended the stairs IA the bridal
chorus from "Lohcnprin" PLAYED by Mrs.
Clare Wolycrton Young OF Ardmore,
accompanied by Miss Frank on the
violin. Mrs. Cecil V. Rogers of Dal-
las, the sister OF the bride was matron
Of honor and entered with lieuteAnt
Jean C. Thompson, attached to Briga
der General Roy Hoffmans staff, at
Camp Bowie who acted as man OF
honor for General Earp. The bride
approached the altar on the arm OF the
bridegroom She wore her wedding
gown of heavy white satin, fashioned
empire with full court train and trim
med with pearls and silver Her full
length wedding veil was caught with
pearls and orange blossoms falling at
veil length over her face. She carried
an immense bouquet of brides roses
and valley lilies. Mrs. Rogers wore
beautiful gown Of green tulle and silver
and carried an armiul Of Ophelia roses
Immediately at the close OF the mar
riagc service Mrs Taft sang softly Il
Love You, Dear" by Halle Cooke
CALDWELL followed by the recessional,
Mendelssohns wedding march Sup
per was served after the cutting OF the
wedding cake by the bride The we'd
ding cake banked with roses and en-
circlcd with candles formed the dccota-
tion OF the table in the dining room
In Mrs Earp Oklahoma City finds one
Of itS beauties and iavoriteS. She is
well known for the beauty OF her classi-
cal dancing which she has made her
chief interest and study and IN which
she has achieved more than local rcpu-
tation On every occasion where this
talent is requested and is OF service,
\ Mrs. carp has given generously both
oi time and effort. Mr.. carp is well
known throughout the state having
come to Oklahoma City from Ardmore
shortly after his graduation from col
icgc tO become secretary to Governor
Williams, at that time member OF the
supreme court oi the state Later he
was made secretary to Governor WI,
iiams ,aitcr tive latter'S election and
shortly after that was appointed adJu-
tant general in which capacity he has
served most efficiently Mr. and Mrs
Farp are at home in apartments at the
Lee HuckiuS hotel
Mrs Weston Atwood, Mrs Hannah
A Stewart, Miss Bcs, Stewart, Miss
Margaret Atwood, Miss EVELYN Atwood
and Miss Katherine Zartman will go
to Fort sill Saturday to spend the
weekend at Camp Doniphan
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Mr., William A. Brooks 1908 North
Mckinley avenue. asked few init
mate friend, OF Mrs. Erwin Grove OF
Dallas in informally this afternoon tc
have tea with Mrs Grove who is the
guest oi her sister Mrs Jacques Dur
Y 4
The ri Reta Phi sorority opened is
new chapter house in Norman this