The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30


Among the myrid homes Of earth.
like new star just sprung to birth,
And rolled on its harmonious way
Into the boundless rclms Of space
-Longfcllow.
The marriage of Miss Willie Green.
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs William
Green, to MIR Otto Bradford son ~
Mrs S B. Bradford. was the primer
event Of the week and was beautiful.
ly celebrated at the Green home on
>orth Washington Wednesday even.
ing The wedding being one OF the
most handsomely appointed of the sea.
son.
Only relatives and n limited mum.
ber of intimGtes were hiddon be sides
the merry bunch of Bachelor maids,
Ia, club Of which the bride is a fav.
orite member.
The bride was reared I'm this city
and Is daughter of one Of the oldest
families. young lady who has been
carefully trained and beautifully
schooled. being devoted TO and gifted
in music with a discrimination Of the
classics. While somewhat reserved,
she possesses lovable trait Of char.
acter. which has given her a distin-
guisheu popularity among all classes.
1hc groom is one of our city's
young business men, civil engineer,
Of marked ability and possesses %
high moral character, Is congcniel
pleasant and popular with every one.
The decorations were elaborate and
the house was abloom with beautiful
blossoms. as It was a-chatter with
handsomely gowned women and hand
some men.
The reception hall was grouped
with tall cannas and ferns.
In the parlor the brides chosen
flower. the Field Daisy" carried out
the color scheme The bay window
was hung in garlands of asparagus
with daisies peeping here and there
and ferns and palms ilankcd on either
side. The house Is convenie tly ar
ranged for receptions, throwing the
apartments into one. The archways
were hung in satin ribbons with
daisies attached which formed dainty
porticrs.
The music room was in nasturtiums
and summer roses. In here the we'd
,ing gifts were on display hand
somer collection has never been
shown. There was cut class, china,
and onyxclock. silver wear, bits OF
bria.abrac. oriental rugs and, think
of IL, a dozen glasses Of jelly. In
looking over the unmber, we noticed
handsome remembrance from A. j.
McQuatters OF McGuatters Plumbing
Company, also one from II. X. Nc
Clunnan and others Of which we
would be glad TO mention had we
space, in here Mrs. Moran Scott pre-
sided over the guest register.
The dining room was exquisite III
its treatment of proud American
beauties and asparagus fronds and
daisies, caught about the plate rail-
which formed border beautiful in
effect. The table was treated with
cluny lace pieces and candelabrum
and handsome cut glass.
Miss Benny Higgins and Irene Dick
in airy white frocks dipped refresh
ing punch from cut bowl edged IN
daisies
The brides coming YVES announced
by the entrance of the dainty llttle
ring bearer, Dorthy Dodson, who cut
a professional aisle from the sitting
room to the daisy clustered altar
while Mr. Walter simpson sang THY
Dear Eyes" with fine feeling and as
the last tender notes sank to sleep
among the daisies, Miss Lillian Nc
Nees sent forth the joyous music OF
"Loheugrin" for the professional.
Following the little fairy ring-bear-
er who bore the golden circle on a
satin pillow. came Miss Annie Ben
nett and Mr.. Velie Suggs. Next
came the bride and groom, alone, and
were met by Rev c. c. Weith, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church.
who gave the charges and sealed the
VOWS according TO the impressive
ring ceremony
During the blessing Of the betro-
tAal the pianist sent forth low sweet
music. and for the congratulations
she struck up a triumphatn march.
The bride wore beautiful gown
Of dotted silk net over silk musalln
and taffeta trimmed in liberty satin
and hair done high with half wreath
Of daisies aud carried an arm boque'
of daisies.