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

one coming down eaCn aisle. they
met and crossed at the chanccl Rev.
{. c. Meith the clergyman then took
his place amid a profusion OF ferns
and flowers. Then came Mr. Joel
buchanan and MIR Olen Wolverton,
then MIR. Harry Williams and Mr.
Nelie Suggs. then came the maids in.
waiting one by one, dainty gowned
in pink and blue
Miss Vera olive. sister OF the bride,
and Miss Mary Hobson. Miss Carnes
Addington and Miss Mae Lowden.
Miss Valley Southern and Miss Floy
Avis, each crossed at the chancel
ami formed a semi-circle, facing the
bride and bridegroom following came
matron of honor, Mrs. Joseph Adams,
in pink and carrying a bouquet OF
La France roses. followed by the
groom and his best man, Claud
Evans his brother.
In the opposite aisle preceded by
by little Misses Gladys and Ernestine.
Guillot in white accordian silks,
strewing rose-petals for a bridal path
way. came the little ring bearer, Miss
Hattie Burnett, who bore the sacred
circle which binds their vows. hidden
in a rose. Next came the bride lean
ing on the arm OF her brother, Mr.
J,-n Olive, who gave her into the
hands of her choice among men.
Ta brides toilette was smart
three piece japanese coat suit Of navy
D.ue vol oyer taneta. with sillct lace
blouse. coat and skirt trimmed in
velvet ribbon and buttons. with shoes,
gloves, purse and parasol, en- suite,
and RebouX hat of blue with blue
hcrons wing and encircled with a
wreath of blue shaded roses she car
ried an arm bouquet Of bride roses.
Miss Vera Olive. the brides sister,
wore a blue hand embroidered swiss
over silk, inset with valenciennes lace,
black gloves and picture hat of black.
Miss Mary Hobson was becomingly
gowued in pink tissue, touched of
with baby Irish valoncines, and black
picture hat
Miss Mae Lowden I'm blue chiffon
over silk and valenciennes lace, pic
ture hat and black gloves.
Miss Valley Suthern in pink tissue
over pink silk, black hat and gloves
Miss Floy Avis in blue null over
silk picture hat.
Miss Addington in pink tissue over
taffeta black hat and gloves.
The bride Is the daughter Of Col.
and Mrs. Sidney Suggs, one of the
new states Oldest and most respected
families; a young lady who has been
carefully reared. she is very attrac-
tive being Of a petite, bruno type,
with a decided chick and style.
The groom, keen, clear cut, young
man of easy address and geniel man
mer. is a son of one of Texas most
noted families.
This alliance has been looked up
on ever since the engagement was
known as an ideal one uniting as II
does two such honored and infuen'
tial names and consequently the we'd
ding was of unusual interest and bril-
lance, and by the way, the bride
takes her mothers maiden name,
however. there is no relation.
The gifts to the couple were prince
" in their value, beauty and number.
French china and imported faince
with pieces of elegant cut glass, emf
broidered linens, rugs, art bits, ana
house furnishings galore.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party was driven to the union
station where the usual Jolly send
on" was given them, and their trunks
bore labels significant Of the OCCASION
with an old shoe and cowbell at
tached. which will guarantee a saie
arrival at their cosy quarters in Dal'
las, their future home.
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