The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-01-09
Carter-Jones Wedding.


residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George II
Webb, Congressman Charles d. Car
ter was married to Mrs Cecil Jones
in the presence Of large number OF
friends and relatives.
The hospltable Webb home, very
comfortably accommodated the
guests. who filed the moments pre-
ceding the wedding in admiring the
handsome gifts which We're sent as
token of good will and affection
on the part of large number of
friends.
Many handsome presents We're d.:
played attestiug the general nOpd-
larity of both the bride and groom.
The wedding ceremony was very
short and impressive one spoken by
DR. J. NJ. Gross. president Of IIar-
grove college.
Congratulations were showered
upon Congressman and Mrs Carter
and many felicitous wishes express
ed for their future.
Mrs Jones wore a dark blue cloth
gown and a large black picture hat
She carried a bouquet of white car
nations.
CONGRESSMAN Carter is one of the
most popular men in the entire state
as was attested at the last election,
and in his home town. He is most
warmly beloved by all who know him
personally.
His success in political affairs and
his prominence in WASHINGTON has
been most grateful news to his fell
low townsmen who wish him COntin-
ued laurels.
Mrs. Jones, too. has a very wide
circle of friends and acquaintances
who feel that she is particularly ad-
apted for the diplomatic circle in
which she will move in Washington,
where the sparkle of her wit and her
infectious good humor will win her
many friends.
After the guests had departed Mr..
ed the relatives of the bride and
groom with one of those delicious
dinners for which the Webb hospital
ity is notable.
Congressman and Mrs. Carter left
on the afternoon train for Oklahoma
City where they will remain until at
ter the Inauguration when they will
leave for Washington.
They will make their home in Ard
more on their return.
*****
A Pleasant Surprise.
Misses Ruby Dyer Effie Winfrey
and Annie Anderson were very pleas
antly surprised the past week when
quite a number of friends came very
and were their guests |
for the evening.
The merry party of young people |
met first at Miss Lucille Reeds and |
Went from there to the residence of
DR.. Cox where most delightful eve
ming was passed with these young |
ladies as honorees.
A very delightful feature of the en-
tertainment was the music by MI !
Walter Nichols, whose selections on
the piano were received with contin-
ued applause. |
The guest list includes Misses Hat
tie Hooper, Ruby Dyer, Mamie Hig- |
don. Beulah Newman. Effie Winston,
Annie Anderson; Messrs MacRulley,
Grover Wers. Oscar Reilly, Lucius
and Sherman Cox, Walter Nichols,
Alom Cox. Otto Bynum, George An
derson.
s;%*Ax
To the Inaugural Ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. y. Coleman. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Harold Wallace, Mr. and !
Mrs. C. l.. Anderson, Judge and Mrs.
c. NJ. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Frame. Mr.. and Mrs. w. |. Cruce, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. C. Cruce. Mr. and Mrs.
A. l.. Cruce., Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Cruce, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Cruce, Mr..
and Mrs George II. Webb. Misses
Adah Bennett. Virginia Bennett,
Mary Cruce. Lorena Cruce. Elize
Cruce. Gail Cruce, Tidelle Stewart,
Clara Wolverton Ovella Wolverton,
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