The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-08


with a rich set of Haviland.
From the dining room, where The
display of lovely Sits was LETT ~
deluctance, the guests entered the
library where pIrch was seryel b.
! Misses Hattie and Fleeda Grunerl
The punch bowl was set beneath Il
most attractive bower of white chrys
anthemums.
In the living room where the cere
mony was performed a ulyle Hrcn
q OF chrysanthemLm and yirCS meas
ured the width Of the room. j Javh-
! ground Of vines stretched from ceiling
! TO floor and at NE base OF the central
arch stood two pots OF lovely Ber-
, muda lilies. From its center hung
! a big white wedding bell. Satin rib
ribbons reserved the space for the
I briday party.
/ with Mrs. Wallace McClintock as
accompanist, Mrs. y. c. Woods very
( beautifully sang 20, Promise Me,
! preceding the ceremony.
Mrs. McChntock played the Men
dessohn's wedding march.
Miss Helen Won Keller and Maste"
A. c. Warren We're pages.
Little Miss Won Keller was daintily
! dressed in a white lingerie frock with
white hair ribbons and carried white
carnations Master \. c. Warren
! wore a white serge suit, and the
/ two made a most attractive picture
Of youth.
Little Miss Dorothy Hardy, as at
/ tractive a little girl as you could pic
I ture, was flower girl. She wore a
accordion pleated dress, looked as
| white tulle in her hair Assisting
Dorothy was Master William Brad
ford, a sturdy, handsome little fellow
, in white who strewed his petals with
an impartial hand. The children car
/ ried dainty white baskets and were
/ followed by the little ring-bearer, Miss
! t,meline Hoffman,. Emilne is a
| dainty little blonde, and in her pretty
accordean pleated dress, looked as
! ii she had stepped out of fairy
! book
She carried the ring on a satin
pillow
Mr.. Frank Wolverton entered with
the maid of honor, Miss Jekcll Whit
! tington. Miss Wilmington wore
most becoming white lingerie gown
and carried an arm bouquet of white
: carnations tied with tulle,
The bride was beautiful in gown
| of white crepe meteor. She carried
magnificent bouquet of white
| BRIDE roses and wore a wreath of
orange blossoms in her hair.
Rev Gray read most impressive
ceremony and at its conclusion the
/ nt-.e pages pulled the wedding bel
and shoWered the happy pair with
rose petals.
! Kiss Mable Warren is one of the
prettiest and most beloved of the
! girls in our younger set. She is
graduate of our High School, and fin
! ished her education at Underwood
! College, Mo-, where she graduated
with honors. For the past two years
she has done most successful work
in our city schools and last summer
studied in the University at Ehfporia,
| Kansas. When eight years old she
Joined the Christian church, of which
member. Her charm of manner ana
personality have endeared to her
interest in her future.
Mr. John Hoffman, is the elder son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hoffman,
and belongs to family identified
with the prosperity of Ardmore since
its earliest days.
He is young man of sterling
worth and of business qualifications
which insure his future advancement.
lie is an employe of the Ardmore
State Bank.
rs special guests at the ceremony. ,
Miss Warren invited her former
grade IN school who lined up on the |.
sidewalk after the ceremony and |
waited TO claim the last goodbye.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman, left after
the ceremony for few days visit
to Oklahoma City and points north. /
AS going away gown. Mrs. Hoff-
mann, ho-has not yet discarded
mourning. wore a black serge suit.
with hat and accessories to match.