The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-08
Messrs. Kinkade, Prather
Gilmer and Freeman.
At the Airdome.

presented Her Wedding Day" last
night at the Airdome to good crowd
and met with considerable favor.
Joe Garland, impersonated by Mr.
Phillips was an especially good char
acteer portrayal and was supported
| by capable company.
Managers Kahn and Bickle have de.
termined to have nothing int Soou
shows this summer and viii 10 tneir
/ best to see that they are not imposed
upon They have ready cancelled
one date they had booked for the
summer because they had heeard the
show was not as good as its testi-
monies stated.
The attraction this week is "a good
one and merits your patronage.
f.
Tomorrow morning during the nours
of nine until eleven a reception will
be given at DR.. ConnellyS under the
patronage of the w. c. 7. {. All la
dies interested in this work are I'M
yited to be present.
The event celebrates Flower Mission
Day, when flowers will be distributed
to the "shut-ins" of our city.
At ten O'Clock "a short musical pro
gram will be enjoyed and at eleven
the ladies will leave Mrs. Connelly's
and distribute the flowers.
so invitations have been issued and
no admission will be charged, but it
is hoped that all ladies interested in
the work will be present. Come and
bring your flowers.
This afternoon at o'clock occurred
the marriage of Miss Lillian Mckay,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. IL. NJ. Nc
Kay to Mr.. Robert T. Paxton, of Kiss
ennee, Fla, at the home of the bride,
31S East Cleveland in the presence of
a few relatives and friends, Dr. Harry
Omar Scott officiating. 4 color
scheme of pink was prettily carried
out in the wedding parlor and in the
dining room, pink carnations being
tine flowers used. The bride was
gowned in a soft white null Great on
and carried lilies of the valley. y
| dinner OF several courses followed.
| The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
( Williams, of Wichita uncle and aunt,
| of the bride; Mrs. j. r. Walker of
Carnegie; Mr. and Mrs. Willard Blake
more of Ardmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Ohas.
Griswold, Mrs. Mary Reed; Mrs. VIM.
| Sexauer. They leave on the evening
train on a southern wedding tour and
will make their home in Florida
| Guthrie Leader
Miss Lillian Mckay has visited her
aunt. Mrs. Bleakmore, here on several
occasions and has large acquaint-
ance She is sister of Miss Flodie
/ Mckay who is regarded almost as an
/ Ardmore girl.
/ Tonight at the 1heatorium the Sec
ond Ward Mothers Club has a benefit.
Il
On Tuesday, June 18th, Mr.. ]. l..
Wilson of this city, will be married to
Miss Rita Rogers OF Fort Worth, Tex"
at the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. Wilson has already built a hand
some home in the southwest part OF
the CITY and has furnished it in read
mess Tor the homecoming Of his
bride.
Mrs Cravens. sister OF Mrs. Harry
Lee crockett. left yesterday to visit
her mother. Mrs Fain at Bristol.
Tenn. this winter Mrs. Crayens will
be- in Nurrnesboro. Tenn. where Mr..
C.avcus is instructor in a military
academy of considerable note.
il
Mrs. II. G. Gregory and Miss Lula
Gregory Of Kirksville, Mo. arrive to-
day 10 visit Mrs Garnett Johnson.
Mrs. G.e.ory is MIS-. Johnson's motif.
Ier
This evening at the First Presby-
teIian manse reception will be given
I 49,. 1F.--c Tho Lava