The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-16

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pink lingerie frock.
Miss Mary Dale Jones wore a pref
ty blue lingerie.
Miss Tessie Mae Trice wore a
blue velvet gown.
Among the members of the house
party who assisted were Mesdames
W. r. Moore, Harold Wallace, II. II.
Sayre, J. n. Dodson; Misses Helen
Sayre and Walters of Illinois.
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keyser-lucas Nuptials.
An unusually pretty marriage cere-
mony was performed on Tuesday af-
| ternoon at the Christian church when
Miss Emma Keyser of this city was
married to Mr.. /. H. Lucas of Filter
Mississippi, Rev. c. II. Connolly of
the Chrlstion church officiating.
The church was fragrant from the
prefume of many flowers which were
used with the lavishness of summer
in decorating. The chancel rail was
| hidden beneath a mass of chrysan-
themums alos banked in a riotous
mass of blossoms to form back
ground for the bridal party.
The window had been darkened
and the lights shaded to cast pretty
glow over the church which was nev-
er more attractively decorated.
Miss Daisey Maude Webb very
beautifully sang "Oh Promise Me"
with Mrs. Clara b. Hardy as accom-
panist.
Following the song Miss Webb
played Mendelssohn's Wedding
March.
The ushers, Messrs Ben Stephens,
Roy Banks, Fisher Rawlins and ray
cite Blake, proceeded the bridal party.
Little Miss Wilma Lois Roberts,
beautifully dressed in white, was the
ring bearer. She was dainty as lit
tie fairy and carried the ring in a
silver tray filled with pink rose buds.
Another little girl in white, as sweet
and pretty as the petals she scatter
ed, was Miss Gladys Brown, who was
the flower girl.
Miss Vashti Nunnalee and Mr..
Don Russell We're the attendants.
Miss Nunnalee Wore a very exquisite
gown of white point d esprit over
yellow and large picture hat trim
med in willow plumes.
The bride wore her going-away
gown, handsome coat suit in cham
pagne color, with hat and accessories
} to match.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucas left for Pittsburg, Pennsyl-
vania, to visit Mrs. Lucas parents.
Miss Keyser came to Ardmore a
year ago to visit her aunt, Mrs. f.
l.. Cortland and was so delighted
with the hospitable townspeople that
she prolonged her visit for several
months.
She is we'll liked by all who met
her during her stay and has many
friends who regret her departure.
Mr.. Lucas is a native Mississippian
and a merchant and planter in Fit
ler, Mississippi, where he has much
business and social prominence.
After a visit in Pennsylvania they
will return to Filler where Mr.. Lu-
cas- has a home awaiting his bride.
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Friends of Miss Ouida Foster will
be glad to learn of her success as an
actress by signing with most cap
able company as leading lady in THE
Squaw Man" Miss Foster is a grad
uate of the Boston School of Express
sion and those who remember her
splendid recitals during her residence
here. will not be surprised in learn
ing that her talent has met with fit
ting recognition.
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Among the out of town guests to
the Drew-NiChols wedding are Mrs.
Ben Allen of Terrell, Miss Ida Das-
HE'LL of FL Reno, Miss Georgia Sue
Jones of Oklahoma City, Miss Tessie
Mae Trice and Miss Susie Trice of
Terrell, Miss Mary Doll Jones Of Ok
lahoma City, Mr.. II. C. Moore of En-
mis-, Texas.
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The Third Ward Mothers Club will
not meet this week on account OF the
flower show which is being held in
the building formerly occupied by
Marable's drug store. Today Is
First Ward Day and the club will
serve a lunch to the business men
and any who would like to patronize
them. The Mothers Club will meet
Friday week.
Miss Olive Ledbetter has resigned
her position in the public schools
and gone to Texas to spend the win