The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-17

The Mahota Memorial church at
Marietta. was the scene Of a pretty
wedding Wednesday evening. when
the Rev. Walker OF that church. pro.
nounced the beautiful marriage cere.
mony which united Miss Joe Love and
Mr.. Frank Culwell. for life. The wed.
ding ceremony was one Of the pret.
tiest that has ever graced a church of
that city. The young bride was dress.
ed In white with a long white veil. and
was very lovely. Misses Fay Buruitt
of this city and Vera Ritchey of Mar
ietta were bridesmaids. while Miss
Grace Moss Of Whitesboro. Texas, act.
ed as maid of honor Messr Martin
and Cinnamon Of Marietta we're the
ushers. and Charley Moss was best
man. Miss Belle of Gainesville. sis.
ter of Miss Essie Belle OF this city.
rendered a beautiful vocal solo. emit.
led Loves Old Sweet Song" Miss
Cornell played the wedding march
The church was prettily decorated
with sweet peas and similax. and the
bridal party presented charming
scene as It slowly marched down the
aisle OF the church to the strains of
the wedding march. The bridal party
have been entertained for the past
week with dinners and dances. Mrs
Luther Belle Smith entertained the
party with wedding dinner Tuesday
evening, and Mrs H. c. Draughon en-.
tertained Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Culwell, recciv |
ed some handsome wedding presents |
They both are prominent society lead |
ers Miss Love is the daughter OF Mr. |
and Mrs. o. Love OF Marietta and is |
well known by society people of Ard |
more. She is charming young lady. |
The groom is young business man of
Marietta.
The young couple start life with |
bright prospects before them. May |
their happiness never be clouded by |
care or trouble is the wish of their |
many friends.
Thursday afternoon was a delightful |
time for the meet of the Whist club, |
which was entertained by Miss Nell |
Blake. at the residence OF Mr. and |
Mrs. l.. l.. Blake, on North Washing
ton street The reception rooms and
parlors where the games were played
were profusely decorated with mig.
nA Ia. tul1Rs gurIg |
dainty card with the same flower
painted on It. The cards were orig
inal and were the work OF Mrs. 30
Blake OF Marietta. In one corner OF
the reception hall the punch bowl was
presided over by Misses Rachel Camp
bell. Virginia Blake and Margaret
O'Nea of Paris, Texas.
The games which began at three
o'clock were very interesting and ex'
citing. Misses Alvis and Olive and
Mrs. John Nichols tied In the score
for the club prize, pair OF dainty
sleeve supporters. In cutting for the
tie, Mrs Nichols was the lucky win
ner. Mesdames Frost and Byers and
Miss Katherine Suggs tied for guest
prize. Mrs. Byers won in cutting This
prize also, was a pair of sleeve sup
porters.
Miss Aline Bennett won the conso
lation prize, a bunch of "nigger heads"
tied with yellow ribbons,
After the games had concluded re.
freshments were served.
Those present included; Mesdames
IN ,Nols, Mcknight, Walcott, Cook,
Do ,on, Conlee, MARI, Alexander, Fos-
ter. Bracy, Crockett, Zutayern, Potter
Whiteman, Byers, Payne, Turner, Mob
lev. Bum, Berkshire, Baird, Baird of
Iowa; Suggs, Campbell, Taylor, Frost
OF Mill Creek and Blake OF Marietta,
Misses Avis, Gardenhlre, Mullen
Williams, Peel, Trask. Bennett, South
erland, Olive, Vera Olive, Suggs, Lee
more Butt. Philips, Thurmond of
Shreveport. La, Glayds Torbett of
Ada, and O'Neal,
-
Mrs G. II. Webb, Federation Secre'
tary and Miss Sue Frame, delegates
from the Indian Territory, OF the Orio
club, and Mrs. c. z. VanDenberg del
egate from Oklahoma Territory, OF the
Ladies Of the Leaf, have returned
from st. Pauls, Mimi, where they 4
have been attending the General Fed
GRAFTON of Women's Clubs which has
been in session there from May 80,
until June 7th. The meeting was one
OF the largest conventions OF women's
clubs that has ever been held In Amer.
lea. Delegats were in attendance
from all parts OF the United States. |