The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

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ages were Dorothy Walker. dauEh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. ". Frank walk
CIR ana E"tty-Cole McCuGe, dauRh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. j. VI. McCune.
Immediately after came tho maid of
honor and cousin Of the bride, Miss
Helen Frances Ludlow Of Kansas
| Citv who entered alone, Immediate
ly followed by the ringboarer. little
rillio stone, son ~ Mr.. and Mrs
william g. stone. Tho bride fol-
lowed with nor father who gave her
Ia WurriuEr, Tho groom aud his
brother Mr.. Joseph Thornton OF Co
lumbih, Mo- who acted ~ best man
ramo boo from the vcstry ana JoiuCd
tho part sat tho Chuncol Tho cntiro
party were preceded by tho uahorH
McasrH Ralph Bcrry. Mike Blitncr
Henry Thomas, j. ". Arnold OF ok
mu'Rcc ana Mr.. Denny Estes
The bride, e very attractive brua
ncttc. wore white crepe combined
with flct lace, panel effect with uu-
even skirt hem tho tight bodice
having oval neck and albnW sleeves
She wore her mothers bridal veil
which was arranged IN cup effect
/ with wreath Of pearls and orange
| blossoms. Tho handsome arm buu-
quct was conventional I'm design
/ with roses and shower effect ~ III
les Of the WILEY tho cluster tied with
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broidcrcd IN pink roses with which
shc wore a broad sash OF turquoise
! blue CuuEht AT one side, Her flow
crs were magnificent arm bouquet
Of American Beauty roses tied with
broad ribbons In the same hue, Dor
othy Walker wore orchid Orgnndle,
a fluffy frock with inserts Of tur-
puuIgc satin strcumcrs. Betty-Cole
/ McCunc's froCk was the Same but
lin the turquoise blue with Inserts
Of orchid tints with shoulder rib
bons In the dainty orchid shade.
Both carried Pompadour baskets
nllcd with rose petals, with the
handles tied in ribbons to match
their dresses. The little ringbcarcr
was In black velvet suit with white
satin collar and cuffs ana carried
the ring In the heart ~ u long
Htcmmed rose from which fcll II
shower of small ribbons In the we'd
dig colors.
An informal reception was held
afterWnrd nj the home of the brides
parents when the wedding shades
/ prevailed In roses, cOXromb. astors,
swoctpcas and ChryHnthomum
against n background OF palms and
| fern. The bridal party with parents
/ Uf both bride ana groom received,
only intimate friends aud relatives
| being present The brido'e table
was adorned with her cake about
which In dainty artistry was a floral
arrangement, candles ia silver aud
glass sticks, adding to the beauty OF
all The tees and confectioua pore
petuated the scheme also, a fcw
OF the brides close friends assisted
| here, Mcsdamee sydney y, Smith,
Thomas j. wood, J. peWitt Hall
Misses Mary Cannon and Doris
Cohb MIR. and Mrs. Thornton left
l a. VaIAntasht TTnTu
there they will visit the gruom's pa
rents, Dr. ana Mrs, Thornton, at Co
lumbiu. Mo-, and while there. win
be rendered large reception by
them, Later, they viii motor
through the Olarks, going To Kan
sas Guy to visit relatives OF the
bride. on their return TO Tulsa
they Will be located at 1920 n. Main
street whore an attractive bungalow
IL ready to receive them, Mrs.
Thornton, during her three years
Holourn IN Tulsa as Miss Ross, has
enjoyed much popularity having
moved here with her parents from
Kansas city. she is an only child
and viii be lovely addition Co the
young matrons' set
Miss Ethel Mae Griffith Of Al
tuona. pa. and Mr., W. T.. TObler OF
this city were married Saturday In
the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Dalton
Lain, 1919 \. Detroit avenue Rev
erend Crossman of the Lutheran
! church officiating. Tho home waa
simply decorated for the occasion.
Miss Griffith and mother arrived
| here this weeks end from the east,
The future homo Of the bride and
groom will be at 1911 E, Third
street after october 10.
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Herbert Mundy were married at !
o'clock saturday afternoon at the
homo OF the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. T, j. LcAhy, In Pawhuska.
Rev. Sherill Smith. rector of St.
Thomas Episcopal church, per-
formed the wedding ceremony. Only
relatives and most intimate friends
were present The ceremony was
performed In the living room, IN
front Of bank OF goldenrod and
yellow chrysanthemums. Before the
ceremony. Mrs James Estrs, accom-
panied on the plano by Miss Althca
Murphy pf Enid, sang two selec-
tions. As Miss Murphy played the
Mendelssuhn wedding march. the
bride and her sister, Miss Mabel
lcahy, who was her only attendant,
came down the stairway, at tho foot
Of which they were met by their
father, 4. j, Lvahy. They proceeded
to the bank OF flowers, where they
were met by the bridegroom. his
best man, Donald Farrar and the
rector, Mr. Lcahy gave his daugh-
ter away,
Following the ceremony, buffet
luncheon was served In the dining
room. There pink roses were used
in decoration large wedding
cake formed the CentcrpieCe on the
dining room table, Immediately AFT
er the luncheon. Doctor and Mrs.
Mundy left Tor Cleveland, Ohio,
where they win remain two weeks,
They will be at home In Pawhuska
lattor November |. The bride wore
her travelling suit Of navy blue duvc-
tyne, gray hat and gray fox
gloves. She carried "A brides hou-
quet OF roses and lilies ~ the val
lev Miss Mabel Loahy was attircd
in "a navy blue canton crepe drcss
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