The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Weddings


SO notable and beautiful wedding
a5 that celebrated In Holy Family
church on saturday morning at 10
o'clock which united Miss Amcllc
tonHiHntiu, eldest daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Eugene Constantln and Mr..
| Thomas T.. Moore OF this city, eldest
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. $. Moore OF
kcwnnec, Illinois, the nuptial high
mass, with double ring ceremony
being read by Rev Father John G..
Herring ma In the presence Of a
large asse mblago Of relatives and
friends The interior Of tho church
with lta Ccclcsinstical environment,
was flur1lly enhanced with tan floor
palms, fern. southern smllax and u
profuslpn OF flowers Tho family
pcws. also those reserved for close
friends, were marked off with smi &.
lax and tullo. The altar itself, was
lovely with cathedral candies cast
Ing u soft glow over tho masses
OF flowers which expressed shades
OF pink. white and lavender; roses,
narclssus blooms and heather hoing
used.
Tho bride cAmc In with hor father
and was n picture Of rarc lovAli1css
In her wedding gown of whl'a satin
and pearls. The skirt, fashioned
the new lcngth, was slightly drHp"d
ut one side. Tho bodice was ~ mi
fitting with round neck and with
flowing sleeves Of white chiffon.
From the waist on either side fell
| pendant ropes OF pearls TO an at
| tractive distance below the hem of
| the skirt The train, quite now In
| style, fell from the shoulders and the
| handsome rose point veil was ar
ranged to the colffure with orange
| blossoms. A diamond jewel belong
| Ing To her mother was worn directly
over her brow and hcr flowers were
arranged In an arm shower and were
| white Killaryney roses, lilica OF the
valley and orchids. Preceding the
bride and her father to tho altar
were the bridesmaids. Miss Marie
Delaune OF New Orleans. cousin OF
the bride. Miss Dorothy Hoffman of
Oklahoma city and Miss Marie Con.
stantin, sister. Tho maid OF
honor. Miss Aline Constantin also
"A sister, Miss Helen Brookins, daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram L.
| Brookins. who was flower girl, little
| Miss Dorothy Toups and Master
John Carney. the ring bearers
MIR, Moore had Hs best man, his
brother. MIR. Elwyn Moore and
| goomsmcn were Mr.. Eugene Con-
stnntin, jr, and Mr.. Charles CON
stantin, brothers OF the bride and
Mr. Harold Delaney Miss AlinC
Constantin as maid OF honor wore
gown OF coral velvet slightly
drRped and with long flowing sleeve,
OF chiffon matching, An unusua
offcct was thu handspmely cmbrOid'
cred skirt In tho baA Her flower;
were huge nrW, bouquet uI
Modame BuutterflyH roses. Miss
pclnune was In grcAD satin viii
touches of silver. Miss Hoffman
wore a very attractive gown OF Allan
tie blue satin and Miss Marie Con
stantin was lovely In a gown OF ycl
low crepe satin also with touches o
silver. These gowns varying II
color. were lovely together and wcr,
houffnnt in style with tight bodices
Each carried immense arm bouquet
of Columbia roses. Helen Brookln
was picture OF childish grace aut
a dainty miss in flesh coloreJ goorE
ette trimmed In valleuciencs lac,
and wore chic poke bonnet ais,
fashioned of Feorgotte 10 match he
dress, In a high handled Frcncl
basket, she carr I'd rose petals Th
ring bearers, Dorothy Tuups II
white goorgctte with ribbons of SAITH
also In white, and Master John Car
ncy In q handsome white satin suit
came together and carried tho ring
on white pillows of satin and lace.
The music was unusually impress
sive and beautiful Miss Marguerite