The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-14


ance at the Airdome the past week.
This resort is growing more popular
all the time, and the town folks are
delighted to have such royal place
Of entertainment to while away the
long summer evenings
The play this week promises to
the best one Of the season
Dick-Berry.
The marriage Of Miss Irene Dick.
daughter Of Mayor and Mrs. Il. W.
Dick. and Mr. Harry Berry which
hase been a fayNrite topic over the so.
sial tcacups ever since the engage
ment was announced. was beautifully
celebrated at the magnificent Dick
home on West Main strct. strictly en-
familie. Wednesday morning at eleven
thirty While not lavish. the floral
setting was especially artistic in dc.
sign and choice in blossom. Every
room showed a touch uf the artist
The bride is the daughter Of one
of Ardmore's most respected families.
a young lady who mas been carefully
reared and beautifully schooled being
devoted to outdoor life. She has n
good Orm. a brunette, and is dccid- !
edly attractive. She Is very young,
having been out of school since last
year.
Mr.. Berry is the youngest son Of
w. H. Berry and is a young man OF
fine business qualifications. lie holds
lucrative position as bookkeeper
with the Bankers National Bank.
The bridal room carried out the
brides chosen color yellow
and green-in its exquisite treatment
of nasturtiums and ferns These fair
flowers also fell in profusion over the
hansome walnut mantel ,as II they
were attuned to the bridal music. and
the digniiied blossoms of great yellow
canas adorned the cabinet In great
clusters. forming a lovely floral mar
riags arch hung in fretwork smilax
and ferns in the double south win
dows.
The improvsed altar beneath was
very chaste and effective with its tall
vases oi nasturtiums against a back
ground of palms, whose graceful
frounds were silhouetted by lace dra.
peries an dtwo handsome kneeling
cushions. The dining room en- suite,
and the handsome board was laid In
supurb Mexican drawn work set In
cut glass and centere dwith "A tall cut
vase, from which dropped bunches OF
nasturtiums.
Exactly at the appointed hour the
bridal couples coming was announced
by the entrance Of the minister, Rev.
Brown, rector of the ST. Philips Epis-
copal church, who led the way to the
improvised altar, where the impress
sive Episcopal ceremony was read,
and while the vows that made them
man and wife were sealed and bless
ed, the pianist sent forth sweet and
low the notes Of spring song, that
lCbt themselves In the clOister OF
lilies, as the veil was lifted and "Lo-
hengrin" music pealed forth.
Truly beautiful was the bride in her
going-away frock Of navy blue taffeta,
with hat, gloves and shoes to match,
and carried silver mounted prayer
book
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and groom led the way TO the
dining room, where an elaborate lun
cheon was served, amid a merry
round OF jolly toasts. Though the
wedding was very quiet and without
invitations, the groom and his bride
were muniicently remembered, both
being popular members OF Arimoge's
suciety set They took the l2.3j
train for points north, and although
thinking they were cute and shy, they
were not so much after all, for there
was a goodly number OF Bachelor girls
ana boys at the station amply loaded
with Chlna's staple, with which they
showered tho young couple good aud
hard. After brief wedding trip to|
Kansas city and Chicago. they will
be at home to their many friends at
the Dick home on West Main street
. after August first.