The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-19
M SOCIETY Rf51


Essard-sandHa Wessdlng.
ure of the pre,,iest weddings OF the
s~ason ~as that OF Miss Florence Hoard
and George Jack sandlin. which was
soiemnised last night ~ the home Of
sh~ hrsdex parents. Mr.. and. Mrs- in.
Hoard. ss3 Stanley boulevard.
The guests were weh,om~d by Mrs.
Lucisn Hoard and Miss Mary Hoard
and upon ent~rinE the house a verifsb'e
flower garsen was discsosssi. The iisrs'
ry. parsor. reception hall. and dining
room we're ablonsu with pink roses. car
nations snd southern smilaS. While pot
ted plants. ferns and palms formed hf
effective background .. In tho psriof'
where the ceremony was performed
large baskets OF pink roses and carna-
sions were grouped effectively, while
from the ceiling hung a graceful wed
ding bell made of T,ink cut flowers. IN
the dining room an artistic basket "i
roses formed the center piece Tor tue
table. while numerous softly shaded
mink candles lent a rosy glow.
AT eightthirty O'Clock Goddard's "iier'
ceuse" was played by Mrs. Karl Teit'
gems This was followed by the exqui
site love lyric. Il Love You Only,
which WIS beautifully sung by Mrs.
Robert Garienhire. with violin obligata
by Mrs. Teitgens and piano accompa'
niment by Miss Ann Thompson.
Miss Hoard and Mr.. Sandiin entered
the parlor to the impressive strains OF
I.ohengrin's Wedding March. played by
Mrs. Eugene Beemau OF Fl. Worth.
The bride was charming in an exqut
site gown OF white lace over chiffon.
Her long. graceful veil was held in
place by a wreath OF orange blossoms.
while her corsage bouquet was OF pink
rose buds and iilies-of-thevalley.
The bride and groom took their places
directly under the wedding bell OF pink
flowers. and there Rev. X. r. l.. Morgan
Of Broadway Methodist church read the
impressive ring service.
Immediately after the benediction.
Mendeilsohn's Wedding March was
PLAYED for the recessional.
An informal reception was held. after
which a delicious buffet supper was
served.
Inc DIt-t4ktN neh haTN'
to Miss Thompson. Mrs. Teitgen and
Mrs Gardenhire, and although she con-
fined her guest list to the immediate
many beautiful gifts 20
gether with numerous kilograms of
and best wishes were re-
ceived
Mra Sandlin is one OF Ardmore's
most charming and accomplished young |
women. Mr.. Sandiin Is assistant post
master and a young man of sterling |
worth and one who possesses a host of
friends. They will be at home in their
new bungalow. SIS Stanley boulevard. |
THE out of town guests were Capt. |
and Mrs. j. L. Greer. OF Mckinney. Tex
as: DR.. and Mrs. W. L. Hoard. of Nc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atchason Kuy.
Kendall. of Atoka; Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Beeman and son Kirk. Of Fl. Worth; |,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Newman. of HUI
90: Dr. G.. E. Hoard. OF Mckinney; Miss
Mary KuykendaIl. Mr.. and Mrs. J. o.
of Atoka.
For Miss Sayre.
Mrs Edward Gait honored Miss Helen |,
Sayre yesterday afternoon with eight
tables of bridge at her home. Gait /,
The house. in a soft pink glow
lf shaded lights, looked more lovely I
than ever to the guests who arrived IN |
the midst of a most uncomfortable 1
sand storm. Pink Killarney roses and
snap dragons were the flowers used for \
decorations. After several games of
bridge a tempting luncheon was served
TO Mrs. W. F. Dabier. Mrs VIII Ward I
Mrs. Roy Alexander, Mrs. Tom Frame, !
Mrs. f. K. Guillot. Mrs. Fred Tucker, |
Mrs. H. b. Harts. Mrs. Cecil Williams, /,
Mrs. w. p Poland Mrs. Rob Poland, 1
Mrs Leslie Kearney. Mrs. Charts Rog I
ers. Mrs. +. II. Royer. Mrs. Lula Nor /
gan, Mrs. Il. A. Simpson, Mrs. Charles /
A nderson, Mrs. Gaylord Nelson. Mrs. /
Mort Woods. Mrs. James Baron, Mrs. /
w. ID. Potter. Mrs. Shelby Downward. !
Mrs. Homer Hinkle, Mrs. =. c. Dings, I
Mrs. Writ Franklin. Mrs. Walter
Thompson, Misses Helen Sayre. F'lorine (.
F'Iemming of Dallas. George Simpson. !
Sarah Ikard. Pattie Ryan. Dorothy Dick
son and Ellen Dickson. Mrs. James
Baron received a silver spoon for high |
score, Mrs VIII Ward silver handker-