The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-21

pressiye by the soft strains Of music
from the violin and organ.
\ wedding breakfast was served
to the bridal party at the brides
home, and the happy couple depart
ed at l2.lo for interesting points in
| the east
Mr. and Mrs Renfroe will be at
home in Magnolia, ARK, after JUL
lst
The At Home given Mrs. s. T.
/ Blcdsoc at the Elks club Friday be-
tween the hours OF three and six, was
/ quite the premier event Of hits gay
season, with Mrs. y II Mccoy, Mrs.
Herbert Foster Mrs. Marx Kirkpat-
rick Mrs Charles Anderson. Mrs.
Joe Bledsoe and Mrs. VIII Poland
hostesses. The Elks home was en-
fcte with lovely blossoms which
we're treated to charming effect
throughout the reception suite and
dining room. The stringcd orchestra
sent its sweetest airs from palm
grouped alcovo and good wishes and
mIrth and merriment held sway
among over a hundred guests. In the
receiving line at the entrance we're
Mosdamcs Walter A Ledbettcr. w. A.
Edwards. Max Westheimcr. Nc
Naught G.. J.. Byrnc, Harold Wallace,
\. c. Cruce and d. +. Allen. At a
flower dccked table near the center
OF the suite Mrs T. Y. Morgan and
/ byron Drew presided over a guest
book The honor line was stationed
| To the left and was graced by the
| houorcc and hostesses who were in
| their prctticst gowns and were in
! truduced by Mesdamos Campbell and
| Barry of Sherman was also in this
| line Mrs. Barry organized the La
dies of the Leaf in 1900, which is
the leading social, musical and liter
AIRY club of the city and ranks at
the top with the state clubs She Is
now its honorary president Mrs. j.
d. Wall, the present president, was
also in the line.
The dance room was In purple, the
Elks chosen culors and the dining
room crimson was used in pretty
effect with starns OF crepe graceful
ly strung from chandelier to table
corners and the table set in huge
lunches Of red cannas.
II After serving pretty little
dance was enjoyed and the grand
march led by the honoree and
Miss Mullin was quite the enjoyable
feature OF the afternoon. Mrs. T. l..
Wrghts voice numbers were much
enjoyed.
Others who assisted in entertain
ing were Mesdames George Corhn.
Moran Scott, J. B. Spragins, Chas.
Cook. Frank Bonner. Il. A. Simpson,
William Baker, p. c. Dings, T. w.
Slack, j. ~ Dodson and Rob Poland,
Guest list
Mesdames J. c. Thompson. J. F.
Gwinn, I'D Hoffman, $. VI. Mccoy,
II Chas. Miner VIM. H. Berry. Jr, H..
c. Bruce, A. c. Cruce, J. +. Hum
phrey, w l. Cruce, VIM. Pfiefer,
NJ L. Alexander, Bertha Whiteman.
Fred Gates, II. l.. Crockett, John Mich
OILS, Mrs Homer Wilson, Denison,
/ Texas; c. G. Rowland J. X Nelson,
| W. r. Nixon, J. c. Reid Gussie Kee-
! yer. B. II. Corlew, w. F. Whlttington.
| ]. Il. Hamilton, II. c. Potterf. w. p.
| Flow, j. II. Dexter, Perry Maxwell,
| Clare Kruger, A. c. Straehley, J. w.
| NcwcOmb John Teer Thomas Slack,
| Hal Cannon, II. II. Pennington, G.. NJ.
| Henley, w. b. Frame, y. c. Wood,
j. $. Cadel, ID. G.. Treadwell, NJ.
| German. NJ. T.. Hinkle l. II. Mason,
| Sallie p. Jordan J. W. Stonum, Rob-
| ert Jones, Richard NJ. Lester, w G.
| Fernor, S. II. Russell. S. A. Apple,
VI. r. Felker, J. =. Won Keller, J. 7.
Coleman, George Dashner, Porter Sta.
pies, J. y. Dyer, +. j. Ramsey, John
Whiteman, Mary Nesbit, G. +. Good
win, Ed Byrd, G. A. Ramsey, p. B.
Conlee, Edgar Sandln, Chas Durie,
S. 4. Douglas, Sidney Suggs, T. l..
Wright, Christine Holmes, Otto Brad
ford, Lon Frame, Lutte Johnson, w
b. Johnson, J. II. Kahn, A. c. Young
III J. A. Bivens, J. NJ. Gross y. b. Fea.
gin, Lamont Byers, Chas Won Weis,
Henry Sutherland s. NJ. Baird, Ollie
III c. Thurmond, J. w. Harreld, c. S,