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Tulsa Daily World. (Tulsa, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 162, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 24, 1912
	A wedding of the past week that was of more than passing interest both in Tulsa and Vinita, as well as all 
over the state, was that of Miss Pauline G. Kelly and Mr. Charles W. Flint of Tulsa, which took place at the bride’s 
home in Vinita last Monday evening.
	Although the bride has hosts of friends throughout Oklahoma, the wedding was a comparatively quiet affair, on 
account of a recent bereavement in her family circle, there being present at the ceremony only about 15 guests.
	The floral decorations at the home were beautiful.  Carnations, together with dainty spring flowers and maiden 
hair fern, were used to form an arch in the parlor under which Miss Kelly and Mr. Flint stood while Rev. Roper of the 
Methodist church read the impressive ring ceremony, making them man and wife.
	The bride looked very charming in a beautiful wedding gown of cream silk with real lace trimmings.  She wore a 
long chiffon veil and carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and bride’s roses.
	After an elegant wedding feast, Mr. and Mrs. Flint left for a southern honeymoon tour.  They will be at home in 
Vinita upon their return, until autumn, after which they will come to Tulsa to reside.  Mrs. Flint has visited in Tulsa 
quite frequently and has a wide circle of friends here who will be delighted to learn that she will make Tulsa her home.  
Mr. Flint is vice president of the Tulsa Rig, Reel & Mfg. Co., and is among the most prominent young business men in the 
city.  His bride is the daughter of Mrs. Lula Kelly of Vinita.