The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-10
nwirrins-WoIverton


A very pretty wedding was solemniz-
ed n the Kentucky Avenue Baptist
church TT. Worth, Texas, Thursday
evening at o'clock, when Miss Beulah
I.yndel Dwiggins and Mr. Marvin Skel-
ly Wolverton were united In marriage.
The groom is a prominent young busi-
ness man of Ardmore Okla, where the
Young couple will make their home. The
bride has been reared in Fort Worth,
and the church was filled with hosts of
her friends and relatives She Is the
daurhter of b. f. Dwiggins, who is
grand high priest of the grand Royal
Arch chapter of Masons of Texas, and
she has been prominently connected
with the activities Of the Order of the
Eastern Star in this city.
The rostrum bore an elaborate orna-
mentation OF greenery and blossoms
The altar was banked with palms and
ferns. and large baskets filled with pink
gladiola were arranged at either side.
The aisles were draped with tulle and
two pews, reserved for officers and
members Of the Eastern Star, were tied
with tule in the colors Of that order,
red, green, blue. white and yellow.
The nuptial solo. Beloved, 1t Is
Morn" was sung by Mr.. w A. Jones,
accompanied by Miss Muriel Walker,
who also played the Lohengrin wedding
march Passing down the aisles were
the bridesmaids and their attendants,
Miss Lowe Lowry and Mr.. John COoner
OF Ardmore and Miss Kate Redford and
Mr. Y. c. Roddy. Miss Lowry wore a
gown Of pink georgette crepe over taf-
feta. with pearl ornamentation, and Miss
Bedford was attired in pink georgette
with trimmings Of silver. Next came
Miss Mary Dwiggins. maid Of honor and
sister of the bride. Her gown was Of
pink georgette crepe over blue taffeta,
made in overdress effect and trimmed
with ribbon loops The three maids car.
riel arm bouquets of pink gladiola, tied
with pink tulle.
The little flower girls Maurine Red
ford and Gertrude Dinkins. wore very
full and fluffy frocks of pink tulle, with
shoulder straps of silver ribbon. They
scattered pink rose petals from pretty
baskets in the pathway of the bride.
The two rings were carried by little
Charles Patterson and Harry Wither
spoon, wearing white linen suits anC
holding the rings in two large whit,
lilies.
The groom with his brother. Mr.
Frank Wolverton Of Ardmore, who wa,
best man. was followed by the bride OF
the arm OF her father Her handsom,
wedding gown was Of white taffeta. veil
ol with georgette crepe. made in IN,
fashionable short length. The tulle vel
fell en- traine and ended with an Orna
montaiion Of wide Chantilly lace. Lille
Of the valley held the veil in cap effec
about the head, and sprays Of thes
blossoms We're caught at intervals il
the tulie
The briday bouquet was Of whit
roses and lilies Of the valley, and sh
wore the gift OF the bridegroom. di,
mond and pearl la valliere.
The impressive double ring ceremon
was read by the pastor Of the church
Rev. o. +. Fowler. assisted by Rev. {
c. Hightower, who is grand chaplai
OF the grand Royal Arch chapter O
Masons Of Texas and a close friend O
the brides father
Following the wedding a large recer
tion was held in the brides home. whic
was tastefully decorated in the weddin
colors, pink and silver. a large wee
diag cake made 10 form a horseshoe 10
good luck" was presided over by
saucy kewpie. Haunting a huge pin
tulle bow Punch was poured By Afisse
Rciford. Lowry and Mary Diwggini
Many beautiful wedding gifts were di
played to the admiring friends.
Mr and Mrs. Wolverton left for thel
future home in Ardmore. where the
VIII reside with the groom's father. "
$. Wolverton, i39 Il street northwes
TN such time as a new home is erecte,
80
Ardmore friends have received al
ncDucemonts OF the marriage OF Judg
Alonzo Thomas West and Miss Mimi
Merle McCarty, daughter OF Mrs. Jessl
Mccarty. on June 8. The couple viii b
90 home at 209 East Park Place. Ohi
homa City. Okla. after June 90
Judge West was the first Judge
the district court az Coalgate and is q
present a member Of the supreme coul
commission.
The bride Is an accomplished pianis
having had American training OF n
ycy best and two and one.half yea
Of study In Europe. she was head lad
Of lhe piano department for four yea
at the Musical Art Institute. has play'
IN concerts over the South and filll
many engagements with the Redpa
lycalm bureau She was born In Tex
and reared In Oklahoma City. where 81
.otic1dol The high school and which HI
since been her home.
peed lent Charles Evans OF Hen
Kendall College. Tulsa. is spending
few days az the Dornick Hnls Count
Club Mrs Evans and Charles Jr a
with him and they will bc out at {
cltD f1r some ten days.
Mr. Anton H. Classen, the eminC
Oklahoma city railroad man. Is a que
OF President Evans Tor a few days a
ho has no hesitation In declaring n
the Dornick Hnls Ngolf grounds are
faf the prettlcst nv has ever seen
this state or sectioA
President Evans ftinorts a grcnt "a