The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-12
sLAKeeUcHANAN WEDDING.
Yesns Couple Leave on Bridal Tour
Throuoh the North


This morning at II o'clock at the
home O.. the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. 4 Blake. on North Washing.
ton street. one Of the prettiest wed.
Ijl.ts % the season was solemnized.
Standing under and arch Of eyergreens
ari flowers. Mr. Hal Buchanan and
Mss Nell Blake were married. The
impressive and beautiful ceremony
was performed by Rev. Spragins OF
Sulphur Springs, Texas, who Is an un.
Gle Of the groom.
The handsome parlors Of the home
mad been artisucaliy decorated with
eyersreens. ferns. pot plants and flow.
s-s while white and cream roses
were scattered about in profusion.
M.. c. M Campbell sang %. Prom.
Use Me ia her clear. sweet voice.
after which she began the wedding
march. TO which sweet strains the
bridal party slowly marched into the
handsome parior. The young bride
and groom stood under the decorated
.a'ch. VIE the marriage ceremony
was performed and the words said
which made them man and wife for
life Miss Julia Blake was brides
maid. while Mr.. Jcdle Adams acted
.at best man. Miss Lena Gardenhire
and Mr.. John Olive stood up with
the party
After the ceremonies. light refresh.
ments were served to the guests, OF
whom there were about fifty At y
O'clock the bridal party were driven
20 the depot where Mr.. and Mrs. Buch.
anan We're to take the train tor ST
LOUIS. ~ the deIpt had gathered
friends Of the young couple who
-hCwered them with rice. old shoes
and congratulations. That the young
couple has q host Of friends IS shown
bv the manner Of their reception at
the depot. and the fun and laughter
which lasted from the time they reach.
ed The depot until the train pulled out.
Tlls were followed TO the coach by
Ia jolly crowd Of friends who again
s.ows..d them and the coacn with
r.oa as a farewell
The bride was married in a hand.
s.mc'y made gown of grey crepe de
sh.aa over pink taffeta. which set of
.her type Of beauty to an advantage.
The bridesmaids We're dressed in pink.
Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan Dire the re.
cipieats Of many presents, some Of
which are very handsome. Although
The wedding was home affair many
friends had sent presents and one side
OF q large reception room in the Blake
home was filled with handsome cut
glass silverware and statuary
AIr and Mrs. Buchanan expect to
De- absent from the city about three
weeks They will 90 from here to ST.
Louis, where they will be met by Mr..
and Mrs. !. W Bucnanan, mother and
father Of the groom. From St. Louis
they will 20 TO Chicago by rail, tax.
ing the steamer at Chicago, they W
go to Detroit, Michigan City, and Wau.
kesha After spending their bridal
"Trip they will return to AIdmore, and
make their home with Judge and
Mrs. Arthur Walcott, in the Walcott
addition.
Both Of the young couple are prom.
inent in society circles Of this city,
and have a host Of friends here. Miss
Blake, the bride, Es an accomplished
and talented Young woman, and sows
the seeds Of sunshine wherever she
goes She has a disposition which
will make life's walks more pleasant
and cheerful Mr. Buchanan, is the
youngest son Of Judge and Mrs.
". buchanan Of Memphis, Tenn. and
is a nephew Of j. B. Spragins Of this
city. He IS a sterling young man Of
business integrity.
May their pathway through life be
strewn with flowers and JOY be their
~ = tho gfrcare ,t,isb pf MANY friende