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Tulsa Daily World. (Tulsa, Indian Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 30, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 25, 1910
	Mrs. Olive M. Gardner announces the engagement of her daughter Maybelle and Mr. D.W. 
Gregg.  The wedding will occur Sunday afternoon at the Baptist Church parsonage Rev. W.T. Scott 
reading the ceremony.  The couple will leave Monday for Miami, Fla., to make their future home.  
The event will be the occasion for much loving concern because of the popularity of the bride 
and groom elect.  It is the cause of much regret with many friends that they will not make this 
city their home.

Tulsa Daily World. (Tulsa, Indian Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 35, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 30, 1910
	This afternoon at 4 o’clock at the parsonage of the First Baptist church will be celebrated 
the nuptials of Mabelle, daughter of Mrs. Olive M. Gardner, and Mr. Daniel W. Gregg.  Rev. W.T. Scott, 
pastor of the church will read the ceremony.  Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Owens, a bride and groom of a few 
weeks, will be the only attendants.  Miss Gardner will wear a white chiffon cloth dress fashioned 
with a deep yoke of rare lace, deep satin girdle, built over lace, round length skirt and the half 
length sleeves met by long gloves.  She will carry a sheaf of bride’s roses and a baby Irish lace 
handkerchief.  Following the wedding ceremony they will be served with a private wedding dinner.  
They leave in company with Mr. and Mrs. Owens Monday afternoon for Miami, Fla., where they will make 
their future home.  Mrs. Gregg’s going away gown is tailored suit of pin striped silk in blue with a 
hat of the same shade with a touch of Persian.  Miss Gardner came here two years ago from Cambridge, O., 
and during that time has made friends with every one she has met who love her for her true worth.  Mr. 
Gregg is held in high esteem by both business and social associates.  Many handsome and useful presents 
attested love and friendship among the gifts being cut glass and silver from the bride’s mother, silver 
from the Philatheas and Baracas, china and silver from the young ladies of the Harlow store and many 
beautiful things from friends everywhere.  The trip to Miami will include stopovers at the large cities 
and will also be the honeymoon trip for Mr. and Mrs. Owens who have been waiting for Mr. and Mrs. Gregg.  
The young men will go into business in addition to their realty holdings.