The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-26
...SOCIETY. %.
BY Mrs 7. n. Sturgeon. Phop.u House ga. Office s.
. House 634. Office 8.

west and his Sundays in the pulpi.
are looked forward to with interest
both al home and abroad
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Miss Bonnie Madden. who Is TAX.
ing winters schooling In the
Industrial Art Academy at Denton.
was most pleasant guest in the
city Sunday. and was with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Madden.
Mrs. X. b. Elliott OF Roff l. visit.
Ing friends in the city Mrs. Elliott
was a resident OF Ardmore until
recently and has many friends here
who welcome her visits.
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The wedding Of Miss Nellie Hail.
daughter of Mrs. lou Hall, 20 Dr.
A. p. Brown Of Davis, was solemn
lied Sunday afternoon at four.thir.
~ az the Hall home on north Wash
ington, in the presence Of the I'm
mediate family. The house was elab.
orately decked in bridal arraw for
this occasion. Throughout the II.
brary and reception hall slender.
leafed palms and ferns were group
ed with clusters Of chrysanthemums
and roses filling the vases on
mantle and cabinet. Ribbons OF
trailing smilax and southern ivy
festooned the laces at the windows
and were caught on the chandeliers
with bows Of bridal veil tulle. in
the front parlor where the service
was performed by Or. ]. VI. Gross.
was an improvised altar OF tail
/ palms and ferns and set with jar
diners OF glowing poinsetta and
great clusters OF American Beauty
/ roses.
The bride entered on the arm Of
her Alliance. wearing an exquisitely
classical gown OF white aPris Mesa
line, draped over Irish silk, fash
toned Empire with bodice OF exqul.
site old lace and carried a cluster
boquet Of chrysanthemums.
At the altar they were met by
the clergyman, who read the impres.
sive service OF the Methodist Epis.
copal faith.
Miss Hall. who was partially rear.
ed in Ardmore. is a favorite in the
social circles, is a leading member
of the Daughters OF the Confedera-
cy and an untiring worker in the
Mission circles OF the Broad.
way Methodist church. DR. Brown
has recently taken up his abode in
Davis and IS, on the very outset.
numbered with the foremost mem
bers OF the medical fraternity.
DIR. and Mrs. Brown left immedi.
ately for a southern trip. the bride
looking very chic in a gray broad.
cloth, tailor cut and finish. with
hat and accessories to harmonlze.
on their return they will be at
home in Davis, Okla.
T.
In the humorous department OF
Answers the following story is told
Of an old lady from the country:
She engaged room at a hotel
where she proposed to stay for
few days. Selling her bag, the boy
opened the door and was proceed
Ing to usher her in when she ut
terly refused to enter and commenc-
ed TO complain in a loud voice.
This room don't suit me at ALL
said she. It's that small and stuff,
that | wouldn't let my cat sleep in
II, much less a human being The
boy, with bag in hand, continued
10 stand stolidly at attention, holo
Ing the door open and without any
remark. 4 tell you went on the old
lady, getting quite angry, won't
have this room. amt going to
pay my money for a pigsty, and as
for sleeping in one OF them folding
beds, / simply won't do IT, The
boy could stand 1t no longer Get on
In num- said he, with a weary
expression on his face. This amt
your room; it's the elevator!'"