The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05
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Tho brilliant wedding last evening
In the Country club. uniting Mbs
Mary Gould Sill. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs william Nicholas Sl,l and
Mr.. j. owen Pcarto, jr., OF this cay,
second son uf Mr.. and Mrs. J. owen
roarcc Of Savannah, Mo, was an
event of briilihucc and impressive
ncss. Dr. David a. MacMurray. pas
.or ~ the First Rnptst church Of
Asbury park, Ncw Jcracy and an
uncle Of the bride, Otficintcd, the
ceremony being one OF much solom-
nifty and beauty with tho club
home "a bower OF floral lovliness,
carrying out color motif OF pink
aud green. with Just surgcatlon
uf white introduced "A Retting hcfit-
ing the elegance of the wedding
party was created. After the core
mOny the bridal party together with
members ot the family ana out of
town relatives, received In the long
reception hail Mr. pcarco and hia
bride loft at midnight for Chicago
whero they viii spcnd fortnight
and on their rot.ru, win he at home
with Mr.. ana Mrs Sill on South
Cheyenne avenue.
Since tho formal engagement an
nouncement four weeks ago made At
a brilliant luncheon In the Country
club given 10y Mrs. sill. mother OF
the bride, society has been engaged
with the entertainment OF the bride
elect, many beautiful parties having
been given In her honor aud that OF
her fianCc, Mr. Pcarcc. All OF these
gay affairp found "A beautiful Cul-
mination In the brilliant nuptial
event of last evening. with n prod
teal and lavish hand. the decorators
cntwined southern smilax In graceful
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posts In the reception han and living
room and I'm the ballroom whore the
improvised altar OF palms, form and
flowers. the latter In the wedding
colors, was arranged, a lowered cell
Ing of smilax and pink apple biosso M
made "a most bewildering and bcauti-
ful effect. sidclights we're screened
In pinchough, smiiax and sprays OF
the apple blossoms. From overhead.
illumination was given through the
arrangement of smilax and blossoms
From the altar which was halfway
tho ballroom, To the double doors
that lead to the reception hall was
an isle created OF ivory pedestnls,
suspended between each. being we'd
ding rope OF SILK. and here again,
graceful npilax was ontwinod, the
pedestals holding aloh baskets filled
with pink roses. Columbia. Russell
and Premier intcgmingled. being
stately Easter lilies with their spot
less white blooms and graceful leaf.
In the balcony was the hidden
orchestra that played u brief pro-
gram, a feature being a cello solo
from Faust" Following, Mrs.
Robert j. Boone SANG Cadman's "At
Qawning.' Mr. Warner rendering n
cello oblIgato. The bridal chorus
from Lohengrin sounded tho ap'
proach OF the bridal party, the pro.
cessional being down the flower
laden stairway 10y the ladies and
children of the party, each one
singly, the bride coming last on the
arm of her father In advance. the
men OF the party had taken their
places to the first notes OF the pro
cessional on either side OF the nup-
tiai aisle. and az the ladies advanced
they took their places between and
when all were assembled the party
formed tableauN OF rare beauty
and brilliance all the way from tn,
doorway to the altar. The iadie.