The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05

evening. About 100 club members r-
tended.
Miss mildred Nay. els Fond au Lac.
tist hospital Tuesday, Ia reported TO pc
doing nicely.
one OF the prsttiest dances Of the sea
and Mrs. J. l. Haner, sis South -Four.
teenth. at Agency Chateau About iSo
The Dinner bridge club met wednesday
a. 81 DE orarfenrsid, Twcniy.eishih and
and the decorations Carried out the val4n-
tine idea. Mrs. Hugh mAtubby won the
first favor. hsnd.painted water color
and Mrs. / ". Wells. M, and Ms Hesn
Matubby. Mr.. and Mrs. !, s., Mccoy Mr..
and and Mrs Mrs. hsS'tp hsS sslf NJ. "" and Mrs s' NJ
DeGrAffenreid Guests wher than the
club members were Mlss Mary DeGraffen-
reid and Mrs. Joe Thomas.
A church wedding of unusual distino.
tion. because Of its simplicity Of detail
and beauty, was solcmnlzed WednesdAN
SyS"lSE At SshsSk h Si Sc rlsS rsH' rs1,ns Mns
daughter OF Mr.. and Mira Fred Fleming
tss North Thirteenth, became the bcide
OF Mr.. Francis Ernest Reese Tha I'm
pressive rims ceremony was performed by
Of ferns palms and smilas formed the
was entirely banked with sreensry. on
either side OF the altar we're two huge
floor baskets filled with tall pi9k coium-
twined with wreaths OF smllax and placed
before the choir railing were rs toreheres
graduated In height which furnished the
only iight in the church prior to the time
the bridal procession entertained. The
family pews were marked with bnws and
Fioy Elise Duke. sowned is fuschia chif-
ion and wearing @ ,nss c,GfssSe N ot ,.vcnasr as
II Love You Truly" 80 Promise Me
and when Ito within Thy Arms, :
sung By Miss Evelyn hTsshe,'en sow"sa si
pink and lavender sweeipess. Prior to
the entrance OF the bridal party, Miss
Duke played "The Brldsy Chorus" from
Lohengrin as the bridal party was an
''Thine Eyes SO DiGe and fender" The
wedding party was met Al the chance,
reii by Reverend Harris. Mr. Reese ard And
bridesmaid. Miss Virginia Cornlok OF
Evansville, Ind, was ,gowned in tnsehia
Fleming, wore orchid chiffon, and the
metron Of honor, Mrs. J. T. Elliott OF
Dallas, wore orchid chiffon. An three
cyclsmen and roses showered with rose
and lavender hyacinths and sweet peas.
The ushers were Mr., HsEbert Quinn pr
Dee MoAier and Mr.. Bert Nasle. Master
Bobbie Barbre was tho ring bearer and
little Rose Marie anu Shtan Jhnf Nfsse
were the petal bearers and were daintily
dressed In pink taffeta with frayed ruf-
tles They carried colonial bouquets In
paper lace holders OF flesh pink roses
snd lavender sweetpeas. Little Margaret
Limbaugh In pink tafefts trimmed In
trayed ruffles and James T. Elliott, tr.,
were the ribbon bearers. Entering last
with her father was the bride. n beauti-
fuI girl OF exquisite blonde coloring'
gowned in a wedding dress of ivory bro
caded satin. her Hother's wedding gown
OF "a years ago. The handsome court
train Of ivory satin was simply trimmed
with real rose point lace and lined with
delicate pink chiffon. Her wedding Ncil
was caught In cap fashion with wreaths
OF tiny white rosebuds. II was sft
from her sister. Mrs. Elliott. who wore II
at her wedding. Miss Fleming carried a
handmade handkerchief CT real rose point
lace. the Eft OF Mrs. Fred Rhodes. She
| carried a brides bouquet OF orchids show
| cred with lilies OF the valley. After the
| ceremony an Informal reception was given
| for the bridal party and a few frien is az
| the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming. Tho
rooms were decorated In lovely profu.
sion OF ferns and roses and lavender and
her travelling ] costume OF black peach
bloom embroidered In fray and gold with
accessories TO harmonize. Mr.. and MIS-
| Reese left Immediately after the reception
| for short wedding trip. They will be
at home after February at tSs North
| Thirteenth.