The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-09
cook-MusaraNe.

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Miss Leila Cook. who was welded q,
Mr. James Musgrave. is blessed he
yond compare. nur Tuesday was IN,
friends being agaoE with Interest and
brightest and blaudest since Easter
tide Perhaps the gay old sport want
ed 90 get In on the color scheme. fOi
the bride chose natures own tints
green and white. for her wedding. and
most Charmiugly were they carried
through the decorations The COOK
home In North Washington was en-
foto from Monday morning until Tues
day hign noon. a number uf outoi
town guests and many beautiful gifts
arri,iug and keeping things asur all
The while.
Perhaps no girl in Ardmore has, a
larger acquaintance or circle Of
friends than Miss Cook.
By the hour set for the ceremony
II m-the Christian church was full
OF animated guests. Handsomely
dressed. and the brides intimate
friends being agog with intrest and
anticipation over the send-of they
were TO give her.
The church was abluom with great
lunches OF white chrysanthemums e.
and the altar was hung with curtains
OF asparagus. plumosa. fern and bank
od on either side by slender leafed
palms with back ground lattice
work of smilaN and the chosen tiuwe'
In the center suspended from the
ceiling was beautiful cupid by
which was held white ribbon stream
ers anI strings OF dainty fern that
wandered with careless grace over
the altar from chandelier 10 chan
delicr. Under this picturesque scene
the ceremony was performed by Rev
j. ~ Gross.
The wedding party entered the
church TO ale Bridal chorus from
"Lohensrin.' played boy the Low
,nstein brothers As prelude
Mrs. c. VI. Campbell in a white or.
CANDY frock with touches OF baby
blue. sang Always
The first TO enter were the ushers.
VIII Baker. Victor Williams. Walter
Simpsun and Jack Sandlin; then
came the four maids Of honor. Misses
Bliss Corlew. Irene Eddleman, Valley
Burney and Thadie James, in white
shirt waist suits with brown girdles
ard Panama sailors with brown
bands. marching slowly one 10y one
~ the music. carrying armsfull Of
cape iessamine so arranged as TO fall
and scatter a bridal pathway. Fol
lowing the maids came Miss Mus
grave. sister OF the groom. in an ele-
giant white broadcloth. with M. Cor
don of 81. Lotus, the best friend OF
the groom.
Just behind them came little Miss
Una May Roberts. niece vi the bride,
who was dainty and fairy like in
white and carried the ring on a silver
tray. ALd last, the observed Of all
observers. came the bride, who looked
simply regal in a going-away gown
OF champagne Chantong silk touched
MP with bits vi blue and brown, shoes,
gloves, purse and parasol en suite
and hat OF rough straw mating eN'
actly. leaning on the arm of her ma
tronpfhonQr. Mrs. Bullion. who wore
a soft taffeta in tobacco shade, with
hat shoes and gloves 10 match.
The bride and her matron We're met
az the altar by the groom and clergy
man who came In from the study.
The Episcopal ceremony was used
and after the ring had been put un
and the VOWS blessed. the newly wed.
ded led the way 10 the exit, where
carriages awaited them, ami the brid-
al party were driven 20 the Union
station. where they took the 1895
train for ST. Louis. their future home.
The groom has In readiness a new
home-to take his fair bride.
There was fine collection OF pres
yuts. many coming from Missouri
friends, where the grGom's family r"-
sides There was cut clas, hand
done china. and a chest of silver
AN haudsome-a testimony OF the hich
esteem in which the contracting par.
ties are held.
Miss Cook is one Of our towns fair
est daughters, having been reared
here, and possesses high trait OF
character that has won for her friends
iuuumcrahle.
Mr.. Musgrayc Is born Texan. but
Missouri has adopted him. He holds
a lucrative position as clerk In the
mail service and is popular In his
home town. besides he has numbers
of friends here, who have always en-.
joycd his -'isits.
At the station the usual send.of of
rice, uld suoes and best wishes was
given the couple, They will tour the
east and he az home after June goth,
The ehauty % fthe church arrange
mout and decorations is due 10 the
clrye!uess OF Mesdamrs ;. II Rus
sell, Ham Bee, G. IA. Webb and b II.
Corlew.