The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-24

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gladioli and Killarney roses, tied with
pink illusion, graced the center of
the table ana pink and white bon
bons in crystal nappies were ar
ranged about this centerpieca. The
wedding cake in pink and white also
ornamented this table. Large clus-
ters of gladioli we're placed about
the room Ropes of tamarlx formed
portiers for the doOrways ana these
were caught in place with butterfly
bows of gold tissue ribbon. Asccn-
sion lilies. palms ana ferns were used
TO decorate che reception room. where
the ceremony took place. At one end
OF the room a bank of gresnory il Ii
Gated the brid IL station and Just above
this was suspended a large basket Of
lilies from which fell shower Of
Iil'es-of-the-valley and ferns caught
in the ribbon bowknOts Smaller bas-
kets of the favored flowers hung from
the doorwayS Ropes of tamariN ana
lilies radiated from the chandelier to
the corners of the room. the lilies Re
ing arranged in a dropping position TO
give the charming effect of wedding
bells.
The guests Were received by Mr.
ard Mrs Rountree Mrs. Leila Strotn.
er, Miss Ida Rourtree and Nj. and
Mrs. George Byers.
Previous to the wedding Miss Selma
Couch sang ycry sweotly q Perfect
Day" accompanied by Miss Marga-
ret Noble Of Ardmore, Okla, after
which Mss Bernice Carlton Of Bon
ham rendered violin selection, Med
itation," from That's. Miss CoIch
sang the wedding song, when to
Thy Vision" from Faust, which pre-
ceded LohenSrin's wedding march,
T'dyed by Miss Noble, piano, and
Miss Carbon. violin
lliss Lucille ROuntree, the mail of
honor entered first coming down the
stairway, ana she was followed by
the little flower girl, Margaret Win ,
ter, of Fort Wor;h who preceded the |
bride and her father. The maid Of |
honor wore an imported lace gown |
with tunic Of rose taffeta caught with |
French blue sash. She carried an |
ann cluster o. pink Killarney roses
tied with pink illusion.
The little flower girl was attired in
dainty lace rrock with Dink ribbons
and she scattered rose petals in the
brides pathway from a prettlly deco.
rated basket.
The BRIDE looked beautiful in her
wedding gown, which was fashioned
of white Canton crepe, draped with
{ Chantilly lace and tunic of embroid-
cred chiffon. The todice was of white
tulle. She wore LONG wedding veil
caught about tie coiffure with orange
blossoms to torn a Josephine cap.
IItI bCIuutt was VI DlluC = IOStDuuS
showcred with liles of-the-vailey The
gloom's gift, pearl La Valiero, was
her only ornament. - go
Mr.. Campbell ard his best man
William Vidor. OF Houston. met the
bride and her father at the altar.
During the evening the wedding
cake was cut and Miss Dixie Manskcr
cut the slice containing the dime and
Mrs. Mollie S2mple the slice contain
.nc the needle Refreshments of a
salad and ice course were served.
Miss Annette Hardwickc presided at
;he brides book
Just previous to her departure the
bride assembled the stairway and
tossed her 5oIQuer over the railing
K was caught by Miss LucHa Rou-
tree.
The brides gifts to her sister and
10 the young ladies VINO render 4 the
wedding music, were gold V pins and
lli' SiNbAAi . gu ~ lAlS D'Si man WIZ ]
ecid cuff buttons Tie groom pre-
sented the maid of honor with a
cameo pin in iorg2 t-me-not design
The brides gung-away costume |
was of soft Geo?gette blue silk. and {
she wore a Milan hat ornamente1 !
With pink roses and blue velve.. :
Many beautiful wedding gifts were :
'eceiyed by the Young couple, which !
leak of the love and esteem in which ..
hey are held. :
Mr. and Mrs Campbell left INN,
iiately after tn Wedding for Denver,
he Grand CANYON of Arizona and Vel
cwstone park. They will be at home
fter July - in Galveston. J
The out-of-towa guests who attend
d the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs l
ieorsc Byers Of Byers; Mrs Fred :,
wilson Miss 1addle Wilson, Nj ara 2
lrs. VIII Meginnis and Miss Kate f