The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-30

lmmcdldjcIy dItcr thc Cct'lHOhy
congratulations were in order and the
honor of kissing the bride WIS one
eagerly sought.
After the congratulations the bridal
couple stood beneath the brida bower
and Judge Sullwell II. Russell. in
most eloquent speech ,lasu1 the
bride. congratuating the groom ~
the success of q pursuit thi' haI
been carried ON rclch "ss,y Tor scv.
cral years. and commenting on the
beauty and accomplishments of the
bride.
I've .uor. 20 the groo was s,,ru
by Mrs John Whitcma1
Mr. byron Drew drank tho toast 10
the bride and groom in a icligu,'ul
manner teasing the grou'd. i;s- lit.
tie bit, for the years ne nld been ~
winning his wife and compiimcnting
che bride whom he had known most
intimately and whose character he
had found most loyablc and winning
The invitation was then given 10
the dining room which was decorated
deliberately with red as color
scheme.
\ magnificent bouquet Of American
Beauty roses was the ccntcrpiccc OF
the table.
The brides cake was cut while Dr.
Gross read the tolcgrams OF congrat.
ulations. which numbered over
thirty.
They were very bright and inter.
csting and spoke much for the wit
and wholesome good will of the
friends of The contracting parties.
The bride then went 10 the upstairs
landing and threw the bridal bouquet
to her bridesmaids. which was caught
by Miss Leila Sue Ware. In cutting
the wedding cake Miss Adah Drew
got the ring, which means there will
soeu be another wedding in the Drew
home and Miss Georgia Sue Jones
was the unfortunate girl to cut the
darnlng needle.
But who believes in signs. anyway
\ delicious two course luncheon
was served the guests.
In the hall upstairs the wedding
gifts were on display-which were
handsome and numerous and attested
the popularity OF both bride and
groom. \ telegram from Terrell an.
nounccd mat many gifts were sent
there.
The young couple gave their
friends the slip aud hurried to the
station while the guests were still
eating and expressing their pleasure
in such beautiful wedding ana de.
vising ways to upset the calm de.
mcanor of the bride ana groom The
bridal party accompanied them to
the station where bolts of white satin
ribbon were tied on the trunk and the
bride and groom completely delugcu
with rice. They left for Colorado
whore they will visit a month.
Miss Annie Moore for several
years has made her home with her
sister, Mrs. Byron Drew. She is one
of the best known society girls in
Texas, having visited in many of the
largest cities and having been hon.
orcd with hospi,alitics Of the most
elaborate kind.
Mr. Allen is the cashier of the
American National Bank of Terrell.
Texas, and his marriage with Miss
Moore unitcs two Of the oldest and
most influential families in northwest
Texas.
Among the out of town guests were
MIR. ana Mrs. Joe st. Mary of Okla
homa City, Mrs Schweer of Denton.
Tex, and little son, Mrs. Jim Muck
leroy, Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Okla
homa city, Mr., Ravinel Andrews Of
Terrell.
After their return to Terrell, Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Will board until fan
when they will begin housekeeping in
their own home, which is one of the
most beautiful in the entire city.
Mr.. y r. Andrews who oniciated