The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-09
Campbell -NIcser,c Nup,lnls.

The brilliant wedding last evening
In Trinity Episcopal church, unit
Ing Miss Naomi Helen Moscrve, only
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Barticttc Meservo and MIR. Glenn
Arthur Campbell. only son of Mr..
and Mrs John Arthur Campbell.
, was very prominent ana notable
event. The nuptial rites were read
by Right Reverend Theodore Payne
Thurston, bishop OF the Oklahoma
diocese. the bctrothal service being
read by Reverend Rolf Pomcroy
Crum. rector Of the church. Thp
large and fashionable attendance
added much to tho brillianco ana
beauty OF the occasion. Trinity
church was beautiful Ia !,s floral
setting. giant Chrysanthem In
snowy beauty, Columbia roses ana
white narcissi In their lovelincss were
In floor vascs behind the chancel
rail and appeared to fuli vantage
with magnificent background OF
tropical palms and luxurious fern.
with the old English rafiers over
head as well as the windows, In
terlaced with southern smilax. The
cathedral altar candles shown from
their accustomed plncoS With un-
usual light illumination offoreu
through the lattice work of green
cry. Pews were marked Off with
largo bows OF white satin ribbon anu
white cchrysanthcmums. The effect
was very beautiful.
Preceding the bridal process
sional Mrs. A. w. Hine Mt the or
gan. gave "A very beautiful but brioi
program after which Mrs, j. 4. For
restcr played the Lullaby" from
Joselyn ON tho violin Mrs. Rober,
J. Boone sang tho wedding song
II Love You Truly" from Cadman.
To ''rhe Bridal Chorus" from Lob
engrin the wedding party was an
nounced and made their WA,
through the main aisle to the chan
Gel rail-, where thoy ,wcro met by
bishop Thurston, Reverond Crum.
Mr.. Campbell and his best man, Mr..
Robert Berry, Miss Mildred Porter
Of Leonard. Okla. came first with
Mr.. Kenneth Berry. following were
Miss Virginia Hancock OF Muskosec
with Mr.. George Reeves Miss Mar
Clay williams with Mr.. Walton
Clinton; MIR. and Mrs. sydney Saul
berry SMITH Miss Grace Campbell
sister OF the groom and Mr.. Voi
Whittmore: Mrs. John NJ Gidney
with Mr.. Glenn Heald, Miss Mary
Biil and Mr.. j. owen Pearcc, 1r., all
being bridesmaids with the men oi
the party who served AZ groomsmch
and ushers.
The costumes worn were unusual
ly lovely all the bridcsma aids wore
evening toilettcs Of taffcta com
bincd with silver lace. the short
skirts adorned with bands OF silver.
Large hats OF silver net with a
single rose were worn. and arm
bouquets OF Columbia roses tod
with enormous bows Of rose satin
ribbon completed the costumes. To
carry out the rainbow effect planned
each maids dress was different IN
tono and these were. respectively.
old rose. electric blue, petunla Law
onder. Nile green. orchid and sun
burst. Miss Vivian Fulghum. maid
OF honor. was unusually lovely IN o
full colonial costume of ping tafoti
combined with silver and, her flow
ers were fashioned of the ColuInoth
roses In colonial arrangement and
held In a silver holder. linn ediately
after tho maid OF honor came littl,
Jane Stansbery, daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Lon II. Stansbery and
Master Billy Rand. young son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jerre Rand OF Okmulgee,
formerly OF this city, who were
petal bearers. Miss Jano was In %
smart frook OF yellow taffeta with
coronct Of flowers and Master BillS
wore black velvet. They carried
rose petals In fiower-trimmed
baskets and scattered these AS they
came They were followed by little
Carolyn lavon Rayburn, daughter
OF Mr.. Ross Rayburn and the late
Mrs, Rayburn. who was to have
been matron OF honor at this we'd