The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
IN SOCIETY
By Mary Gwynn Whiteman Telephone 142

Richard Lee Of Oklahoma City Rev.
'C. r. Gray, pastor OF the church,
being the officiating clergyman.
The decorations for the wedding
wee particularly effective, employing
ferns, roses and autumn leaves The
alcoye for the choir was spanned
with a freze of feNls and rich -hued
autumn leaves; beneath it an en-
Dankment of ferns and Killarney
roses gave a pleasing background for
the bridal party.
Messrs. Arthur Hall and Lucien
Hoard were ushers.
A beautiful prelude to the cere-
mony was the song Because by
Mr.. Faul Frame with Mrs. n. II. Nc
Coy as accompany:st Miss Helen Wal
colt played the wedding march.
The bridesmaids, Misses Ruth
Blake, Ruby Randol and Geraldine
Coleman. and the groOmsmen,
Messrs. Buxton of Oklahoma City,
Hoard and Stonefifer entered from
opposite doors and stood at the altar
and awaited the maid of honor, Miss
Annie Thompson, best man, Mr.. Velie
Suggs, and the bride and groom.
Little Lutte Tom Walcott was ring
bearer, carrying the ring on a pink
satin pillow
The bride entered with her father,
DR. Hardy.
The three bridesmaids were lovely
in pink decollete evening gowns and
coiffure ornaments Of butterflies.
Miss Geraldine Coleman wore bro
cadcd pink crepe de chine with trim
mings Of shadow lace and rhine
stones.
Miss Ruth Blake wore a brocaded
crepe de chine with accordean pleat-
ed trimmings of lace.
Miss Ruby Randol wore brocaded
crepe dc chine with shadow lace.
They each carried arm bouquets of
pink Killarney roses.
Miss Thompson, maid of honor,
was charming in an evening gown of
pink crepe de chine and brocaded
She wore a pink incline
cap and short veil.
Miss Helen Walcott was attractive
Iy gowned in grC\n crepe de chine
with trimmings of shadow lace.
The bride was beautiful in her we'd
ding gown of handsome brocaded |
over chameuse with !
pearl ornaments and real lace as
trimming. She wore a cap and veil |
If tulle and carried shower bouquet |
If white bride roses and lilies of the |
;alley.
Carrying out the old adage, Some
hing old and something new" she
wore a cameo pin that had come
rom her mother as family heir
DOM and that had graced other we'd
ings in her mothers family.
Little Lutte Tom Walcott wore a
iainty handmade frock of linen and
ace and a pink hair ribbon.
After the ceremony a reception at
he Hardy home was attended by the
intimate friends of the family.
Mrs. Sylvester Mullen welcomed
he arriving guests and Mrs. w. Il.
}urnitt introduced them to the re-
eiving line in which stood DR.. and
hrs. Walter Hardy Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Sr., cf
Oklahoma City. Mr. and Mrs. Rube
Iardy of New Mexico.
Mrs. Joe F. Williams invited them
o see the presents which were un-
sually handsome and evidenced tho
opularity and prominence of the
antilles.
In the dining room green and white
as observed as a color scheme with
'hite carnations white incline and
'rns.
The centerpiece of table decora-
ons was the big brides cake which
le bridal party cut later in the
vening
Mrs. j. c. Thompson, Mrs. Mccoy
nd Mrs. Van Denberg, assisted by /
Iisses Sallie Mays Mccoy, Clytie )
lgram of Oklahoma City and Mynan
lois, served an ice course to the
lests.
A stringed orchestra played
lroughout the evening.
The groomsmen, best man, usheers
I'd Mr.. Frame were given gold tie
asps with their lodge emblem, an
ks head; the bridesmaids and Miss
'alcott receive silver mounted
)wder boxes and the maid of honor
hand-painted hat-pin holder and
I'D hat-pin. The little ring bearer
as given a gold locket and chain.