The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
weddings


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Il .tt. extended by hoops, touched
i b. floor. Wreathes OF flowers in
3 ,s pastel shades trimmed the skirt
+ nd ,.rcled the tiny cape that served
sleeves. She carried a tuile bas-
L.. f.Iod with chrysanthcmum
4 r.a bride. who entered with her
3..a.r wore handsome gown
4 ..Usr extreme simplicity reflected
.ru distinctive type. or heavy
4 .t .ag. white satin. the skirt of the
.yn iust escaped the floor and was
.n.i across the back from right to
u. where 10 was caught to side
.1 OF silver cloth. Ropes OF pearls
.r1pd across the front OF the
from left to Fight, where they
mlaf the draprfy from the back
Hd fell In uneven lengths half way
B.. tho bottom of the skirt. The
I..e. which reached TO. the hip
n / and was slightly bloused. opened
a ln. sides over cloth Of silver. A
II Au duchess neck band was
.gci 10 the bodice with French
5vknots OF pearls and formed tiny
4 aeyes fringcd with pearls Tho
5urt train was of chiffon paneled in
4 atm aud edged with pearls. Her
al of tulle which fell from coro-
n ret or orange blossoms, was cascad-
NeInt The side and caught to the train
"A with clusters OF the blossoms. A
hover bouquet or orchids and lilies
a W the valley completed her costume.
Fl David Brooks, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
william A. Brooks. ip- cult OF
Il brown velvet with deep lace friils
Il was train bearer. carl Ford Of Enid
acted az best man for Mr.. Hlles.
he ushers being the brides brother.
H. 3. A. Robertson, jr.. IL, II. Nc
n Zee OF Tulsa. DR. Robert WitCher OF
II pawhuskl and John Il. Sharp, Ir.
Il The Impressive marriage service OF
4 the Episcopal church was read by
H lo r.. Rev. Theodore Payne Thurs
n '0n. bishop OF Oklahoma, assisted by
be Very Rev. Il. G.. c. McCdlla. dean
VI 81. Paul's. Mendelssohns wed
T iins march was played as a recess
sonal.
Following the ceremony al tho
lurch. a reception FOR the members
4 NJ the bridal party. relatives and
= .ut.of-town guests was held i'm the
q home of Governor and Mrs. Robert.
rson, 36i5 North Mckinley avenue.
where the autumnal colors were car
ed out IN the decorations OF chyrs-
II 1themums and brilliant foliage,
Receiving with Governor and Mrs.
n Robertson and the bride and groom
4 vas the groom's mother, Mrs. Addie
II T. Hl.les, who wore a gown OF black
n satin and lace beaded In white. Mrs
Robertson was becomingly gowned
4 IN white lace and wore a large black
4 picture hat.
4 A protusion OF pink roses was used
the dining room where Mre. Perry
Ire. Francis Welsh. Miss Wilma Ia
Var OF Enid and Miss Ella Mans
leld OF Norman presided In the
enter OF theslace covered table was
me wedding cake made in the form
ring with the center filled with
pink roses. Pink shaded candles
ana all appointments carried out the
general color note of pink in the
dining room.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Hilles left foi
Ilcago where they will spend sew.
,.al days before going to points II
u C'haua and New York for theil
Noltymoon. The brides going away
4 '"n was brown kasha cloth en-,
u oidered In chenille. with IL sh,
o,e q small brown hat trimmed
"'h fogue feathers OF a lighter
nlIe and a moleskin coat.
n Inc bride is one of the most lnter.
NlnE personalities among IN,
n lourger society folk. She possesse,
II unusual dramatic talent, havinl
oaen graduated from the Sargen
'nool in New York. Prior 10 goint
n 70 New York. Mrs. Hilles ATTENDED
2 le Randolph Macon college II
& Lynchburg, and after her return wa
Il a student at the University Of Okla
4 IONA where she was reader for tn,
II University Glee club and took an ac
u I'VE part IN the schools social NJ