The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-13
OOLEMAN-BLAKE.
The Wedding Bells Ring Merrily
Out Announcing the COnsum-
nation Ofa Happy Event.

LslSI nISlL dI IAlC NllIiSlidu CuuFc0.
Rev. Volney johnson officiating, were
solemnized the marriage vows be-
tween T. n. Coleman and Miss Tom
mye Blake, two Of Ardmore'S popular
social favoriteS. For several weeks
past society has been looking forward
with eiated expectancy to this union
of hearts and deStinies. The hpur of
snlemniZatiOn was set for $50 and
long before that hour the church was
filled with friends and well wishers of
the twain soon to be made one for bet
ter or for worse. At the appointed
hour the strains of the wedding march
brought forth from the organ in
all its melody and sweetness by Mrs.
c. NJ. Campbell announced the arrival /!
OF the bridal party. Bride and groom
were preceded by the attendants in
order as follows: J. s. O'Mealy and /
Miss Halle Patten: Charles Hlese- /
week and Miss Eula Boyd; John Sean |
Ian and Miss Leila Cargiel and follow /:
Ell by the ushers, Sam Laughlin and /
W. ). Dick. Positions were taken in |
the proper order under beautiful arch !
of flowers, mistletoe and cedar with
which the church had been taStily
and elaborately decorated by fair
hands inspired by the high respect in
which the gallant groom and hand
some bride were held. AS they pro-
ceeded down the isle Subdued silence
pervaded the building dOubly iln-
pressing the solemnity of the auSpi-
cious occasion. Brother John o pro-
ceeded sOlemnly with the marriage
ceremony in his usual happy style and
in accordance with the beautiful ritu-
al of his church, and after pronounce
ing the words which linked for life
two souls with but Il single thought.
two hearts that beat as One," the
party re-entered the carriages in wait
ing and were driven to the home of
the brides parents where an informal
reception was held. CongratulationS
were showered upon the happy couple.
They were the recipients of many val
uab,e and beautiful presef IS, a
list OF which is eteunto append d,
aud to Use a formal phrase, made
part Of this article In connection
with the nameS of the attendants the
AEnM1EEITE i requested to state
that e. 4. C,"ilee and Mss MaXey
were L, have been am D:ig the number
but were prevented. b tie dea,h OF
the late +. f. Maxey, brother of the
latter Che day previous.
The presents and names Of the d.
mons were a. follows:
IL 7 OF PRE- ,ENTS.
Chamber 60, Ptrk Bruce. south
McAlestcr.
A;,er dinner coffee sp1pns. Mr.. and
Mrs. e NJ. Cam i,6ell.
Silver b1l bon basket. Dr.. and Mrs.
Folsom.
Ota1;te holder, Ben Ingram.
Silver Irajt knives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert FoSier.
Nut crackers aud picks, Mr.. and
Mrs. {. Dorchester.
Sugar she'll. Miss Beulah Arnctt.
Siyer aid glass flower basket, Mr..
and Mrs W. Greeh.
Toilet set, d. Lacy aud J. J.
Chandler
Silver and glass berry bowl and set
Of fruit plates, Nj. and Mrs. a. n.
Rabmey, Denisnn, Texas.
Silk tidy, Ethel, Fern and opal Rah-
mey, DeniS0u, Texas.
Lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rennie.
After dinner coffee Spoons, Miss
Cargite, Duncan.
Set of after dinner coffee cups,
saucers, fruit plate and easel, Mr.. aud
Mrs. A. Eddleman,
Narseilles quilt, Tom Boyd.
Stained g.a~s ald silver rose, Mr.. and
Mrs 4. Walcott.
silver syrup stand, DR.. and Mrs. w
L. ClemeJt, Marquette, Kansas.
Silver sugar shell and butter knife,
Eula lloyd.
Set of Teaspoons, Lum Johnson and
wife.
Cake basket, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
I.ockett.
Silver toota pick hold, Rev. Volney
Johnson and wife.
Cake plate and easel, Miss Hattie
Patton, Henrietta, Texas.
Lamp, Mr and Mrs. w. Il. Cole
man.
Silver butter dish, DR.. and Mrs
Rooth.
Silk scarf, Miss Birdie Eddleman.
Lamp, Mr.. aud Mrs. Cornelius.
Water set, Mr.. and Mas. A. D
Mathews.
Cock, NJ. anI Mrs R. r. Dallas.
Silver and glass celery dish, t
GraEam, Duncan.