The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-20
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~ BY MARY GWYN wHITEMAN: TELEPHONE No. l+2

In the lNlng room Wnele Ihe 'eIV'
mony was performed, chrysanthe-
NUNS, vines and similaX were pro
fusely employed in decorating.
The bridal couple stood beneath an
arch of evergreens whose base rested
in huge iardineres OF chrysanthe-
NUNS.
In the dining room red and green
most effectively furnished color
scheme of decoration and holly
wreaths, tied with red satin ribbons
formed a most attractive motif. In
here were shown the lovely gifts sent
by admirng and interested friends
and attesting the popularity of the
bride and groom
Epecially lovely was the gift
from the wholesale house OF which
Mr. .Ezzell is an employee-a silver
chest with complete service for
twelve covers at a five or six course
dinner.
During the interim preceding and
following the ceremony Miss Lillian
Tucker served the guests With le-
freshing punch.
Miss Irene Eddleman of Marietta
very beautifully sang Always" pre-
ceding the ceremony with Miss War
rem as accompanist.
Miss Eddleman also PLAYED Mendels-
sohns Wedding March.
Miss Thadie James, sister of the
bride, a beautiful young girl, was
maid of honor. She wore handsome
white serge gown and large white
beaver hat effectively trimmed with
white willow plumes.
She carried an arm bouquet OF PINK
carnations tied with tulle. DR.. b. X,
Ezzell of Ft. Worth entered with Miss
James as best man.
Little Miss Gwyn Whiteman, a
dainty little girl in white frock ana
white slippers, was flower girl and
scattered a pathway of petals for the
bride.
Master Charles Champion, a manly,
handsome little fellow in white suit
and white shoes carried the ring in
a large white chrysanthemum.
The bride was charming in her
travelling gown--a navy blue suit with
white broadcloth trimming.
Her hat was the shade of her dress
and was particularly chic and becom-
ing She carried superb bouquet of
white bride roses and ferns tied with
white tulle.
DR.. Weiths service was particularly
impressive and accented the serious
as well as the joyous note in the
marriage.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezzell left for San Antonio for a
short visit, returning through Ft.
Worth where they will spend a few
days with the groom's mother.
Miss James has grown to girlhood
in our midst and las a host of friends
who love her for those sterling quail
ties that make friendships permanent.
Sh is not only a charming girl, but
she has already displayed qualities
that proclaim for her a splendid WOm-
anhood
Mr. Ezzell travels for the Bell,
Black Wholesale Dry Goods company
of Ft. Smith, Ark. He is a frequent
visitor in Ardmore, and by his affable
and pleasant manner, has made many
warm and sincere friends in our city.
DR.. b. r. Ezzell of Ft. Worth and
Mr.. Albert Ezzell of Louisville, Ky,
We're guests at the marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezzell on arriving at
the depot found themselves the vic
Tins of their friends, who had label
ed their suit cases with sentiments
proper to the occasion that will add
to their confusion, the merriment anl
enlightenment of the fellow passeng,
ers.
On returning to Ardmore they will
have rooms at Mrs. Oln Wolverton's.
Real Oklahoma Cowboys.
Mrs. T. L. Wright expects to enter