The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02
DI<MITICFE

The wedding Of Mrs. stella Rauche Of
cincinnati ohio. and WI ! ! lam Oxley Of
mi. city was quietly solemnlzed at ths
Ir'scopil church Saturday evening, th'
nav. John Granger officiating. Preceding
ine ceremony Mrs. a. ID. Cochran played
several organ numbers and the church
sang 40 Perfect Love" The bridal party
entered the church TO the strains Of Men.
re'ssohns wedding march Mrs Il. J
Ilazelott. sister Of the groom, attended N,
bride and John Schoy was best man. Tn,
bride was attractive In q tailored suit OF
midnight blue tticotlne and large picture
hat Her accessories were gray Hei
bridal corsage was Of brides roses and
As special courtesy to the mon Of the
oflcc force and the foreman of the vari-
uus departments Of the Interstate window
Glass company. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank An.
JrewH entertained with turkey dinner
Thursday evening nt their home. Mrs
Andrews was assisted by Mrs. Walter
.FicN and Mrs. George Schmidt The aim
ing room was decorated with American
flags. the same color note being carried
out In the courses OF the dinner and IN
'ho use OF garden flowers and the ribbon
.lad cigars. which we've given a. .avois,
Zen Hsrdcastle, who was an especial
guest. sang several solos. accompanied by
speeches were enjoyed, Mr.. Andrews Civ
.rg one that spoke Of the plant.
sam Heilbron entertained with an IN
formal party wednesday evening al the
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Hnilbron. In tho contests Of tho eve
ming. Misc Louise Bavington and william
Fursmen won the honors, Guests were
Myra Bradford. Emma Dalton, Bessie
VanSant Marjorie pofreese, Louise Ba-
y,ugton. Mary Tripod Jewel Bound. Mary
Frances Turman, Juanlta Parkinson,
Helen FursmRu. Mary B0zRrth, Louise
p0zarth OF Henryotta, Fay Davis. Okemah
Payne. Eva Briscoe, clyde Pratt Charles
Chappell, Evans ard John Brawner paul
Ssniee. Harvey Mohlcr, Edward white
FaH Nafg al I'll
colin Biakcly James Eaton, Walton
christian. william Fursman and Tom
Mrs X. II. GIL entertained with de-.
llghtful Informal morning bridge party.
complimenting Miss Dorothy Dofreese,
who II home from Norman TO spend the
summer vacation with her mother. Mrs.
a. Il. Defreosc Mrs. Gin was assisted by
Miss Edith GIN. Miss Maurine Pelrce Of
DALLAS, Tcyas, won high score for the
luorning. The guests were seated at four
Aiss Elizabeth Trent Miss Jacque Ham
uton, Miss Maurin0 pearce Of Dallas.
Texas. Mrs. Ernest Mcialn. Mrs. G. u.
cites, Mrs. Harry Wirlck, Mrs. \. j. Pc.
ters, Mrs. Billy Robbins. Mrs. Harry be
Ninna. Mrs Charles Mcmahon, Mrs. Hsr-
wood Keatou, Mrs. Hubert uri. Mrs. Har-
yoy Heller and her house guest, Miss Gall
Miss Befnice Davis entertained party
cf the younger set with an Informal swim
ming party. Friday evening at checotan
q
Jessie Barron entertained tho party with
an informal dance. Guests were Miss
Beatrice Hart Miss Catherine Watson,
Mics Catherine McClelland Miss Jewel
Tilion, Miss Camel Gold, Miss Cryn win
tergreen, Miss E1inice KLEIN, Miss LILY
Taylor, Miss Bernice Davis, Miss Mabel
cherry, Miss Gannellc Cook, Miss Doris
Galbraith, Miss Pauline Taylor. Miss Elif-
Rbeth Colburn, Miss Alice Jones. Miss
Mary Lou Weaver, Miss Margaret Dutton,
Miss Margaret Feeney, Miss Lola lawson,
L.. Lit u.
Tudor, Omer Robinson. George SticlSler,
Raymond Mccullough. Roy Dalton. Her
bert Nansant Brldwell Martin, Uoyt Os-
trRndcr, Dale Lumpkin Vsldor RriEance,
clifford Mclaughlin, Albert Burns Harris
Hart, John Kirkpatrick. Fred Smith, VIII
bur Shannon. Ray Merriwcathor, Bob
Humphries Rolla Waugh, Charles Taylor.
Dick Nelson and George Wilson.
Among June weddings were those OF
Miss Beatrice Throckmorton and J. j.
Hui and Miss Zola Newport and ID. c..
prise to their many friends. The we'd
dings were solemnized at the home OF
Miss Throckmortons parents Mr.. and
Mira J. w. Throckmorton, Saturday aft
ernoon. the Rev. Il. /. Watson, pastor
~ the First Baptist church officiating
Only the immediate families and n few
Intimate friends witnessel the ceremony.
Miss Throckmorton was charming In =
dainty frock Of orchid organdie and car
ried an arm bouquet Of brides roses. Mlss
Newport wore an organde frock over n
rlod on arm bouquet of brides roses.
Mrs. l.. C, Wheeler played the Lohen.
gHn wedding march. Immediately fol.
lowing the ceremonies, wedding sup
per was served at the home Of Mrs. Il.
c. Throckmorton and the brides and
srooms slipped away for q short honey
moon They will make their homes in
okmulgee as Mr.. Hun IL connected with
the Commerce Investment company and
Mr.. Collins with the Independent OH
company.
Beauty and simplicity marked the wed
ding OF Mrs. Ann Wood Herr to Eben
the Church o. the Redeomor, Saturday,
June 20 at o'clock. Preceding the
ceremony Mrs a. Cochran played Saint.
saens' "Le Gygne," and the vespcr choir
beautiful wedding hymn Mrs Cochran
also played the professional and recess
sional marches, Lohengrin's and Mandel-
tsohns wedding marches respectively. The
church was beautifully decorated with
baskets or flowers, daisies and gladiolns =,
The bride Nas attended by Mrs G. NJ
Ming, aa mstron OF honor. They were
met AZ the altar by tho groom tho best
man. Or. c. NJ, Ming, and Rev. John
Granger, who read the impressive Episco-
pal rites. Mrs Ming. ns matron OF honor
was gowned In a dainty filmy gown ot
apricot organdie, which was made with
tutueH ard trimmed with blue pIcot rib,
bon' Her hat was Of corresponding ma.
an arm bouquet Of shasta daisies. The
bride wore lovely gown OF biege georg-
ette and lace over apricot satin wh!cl.
was cut on straight lines Her hat was
brought out her brunette coloring and
beauty. Her bridal bouGuet was of sun.
purst roses which harmonzed with her
hflial gown. Mr.. and Mrs, Locher have
have many friends who will wish them
well.