The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-15

| Keller home were decorated through
ont for the occasion with masses of
daisies and pink roses. The pink and
! white color scheme which was carried
ont in the refreshments and costumes
of the house party.
The house party included:
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Edwards, Mrs.
| C. NJ. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy +,
! Cobb. Mrs. f.. f. Graham, Mr. and
/ Mrs. l.. II. Love, Mr., and Mrs. T a.
Thurmond Mr.. and Mrs, w. A. .Colley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p. Poland, Mr..
and Mrs. p. ID. Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Harreld, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID.
! McCollum, Mr.. and Mrs Morris Sass,
Mr.. and Ms. Harold Wallace, Mr. and
Mrs. II. p. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. jim
! Stone. Mrs J. A. Bivens, Mr., and
Mrs. r. II. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs Homer
Hinkle. Mr.. and Mrs Will Martin, DR.
and Mrs. n. c. Wood, Williams Fort
Velie Suggs, Harley Harreld, and Ed.
Gait.
Assisting in the dining room were:
Misses Helen and Thurlow Ward, Col
bert, Potterf Westheimer, Margaretta
Graham, Ellen and Dorothy Dixon,
Helen Sayre, and Hallette Fraley.
Miss Won Keller wore a gown OF
ivory satin and tulle, embroidered
with exquisite princess lace. Her veil
was caught against her lovely dark
hair with clusters of orange blossoms
that were seen again in sprays
throughout its gauzy length. Her beau
tiful bouquet was a shower of lilies
of the valley and brides roses Her
going away costume was a suit of
navy pussy willow taffeta with the
smartest of grey accessories.
Mrs. Won Keller was beautiful as
a girl herself in softest filmy white
with handsome baby Irish laces, Mrs.
Bretch, mother of the groom, wore
a charming gown of grey Georgette
crepe. Mrs Williams Fort wore
robe of silver and white satin with
pearl banding and carried Killarney
roses. Miss Helen Won Keller was a
very lovely honor maid in purest
white whose dainty ruffles matched
the petals of her daisy bouquet The
bridesmaids were very dainty and
exceedingly attractive in exquisite
gowns of pink tulle and carried arms
full of brides roses.
Miss Won Keller has lived here all
her life and no bride has ever gone
. ITO a new home more regretted by
host of friends or followed by more
good wishes for future happiness. She
had every advantage of home life and
so profited by every opportunity Of
fered here that one can truthfully say
she undertook nothing which she did
not do we'll A graduate of the pub
lie schools of the city with high hon
ors she spent four years at the state
university where there was never
better student, sweeter, purer or more
popular girl. In the social life OF the
, forces for its good, and as student
she received the highest honors the
university could bestow. After gradu-
alton she held the chair of English in
=. the Ardmore high school until her re-
tirement into home life where she has
fitted herself to be as excellent a
wife as she is a gracious, sweet and
wholly lovable woman.
Mr.. Bretch is also an Oklahoman
and a university man, a graduate of
the law school, and young man
: whose irreproachable character and un-
usual business ability mark him as
one of the most promising citizens or
the state. They received many beau
tiful and valuable gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs Bretch left immediate
" after their marriage for a cottage
thev have taken in the Minnesota
lake region.
4 After August 18th they return to
Hobart, where Mr.. Bretch is with his
father in the wholesale grocery bust
ness and where a delightful little
bungalow awaits them.
II The out-of- town guests at the von-
l. Keller -Bretch wedding were: Miss
| Lena Bryan of Nelson, Okla; Miss
Lottie Taylor of Norman, Okla; Miss
| Allie La Rose Breeding, of Lexington,
/ Okla: Miss Elizabeth Boyd of Okla
homa City: Miss Bretch, Miss Marion
Bretch. and Miss Edna Bretch; Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Bretch; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. n. Dyer of Oklahoma City;
Mrs. John Taylor of Norman, Okla;
Mrs. w. |. Fulsom, Mrs. f. NJ. Aber-
nethy. Miss Simpson, Miss Lucy Simp-
son. Miss Willie X. Simpson and Mr..
and Mrs. Simpson of FIT. Worth; Mr..
III Crawford