The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-31

CANPBEI.I~SUGGS.


The marriage OF Miss Rachel Camp
bell. only daughter Of Mrs. c. NJ. Camp
I, hall. 10 Lieut. Velie q. Sur.s. aisth Ma
chine Gun Battalion. Camp Pike. Ark
which took place at 3 o'clock last night
nj the Presbyterian church. was one OF
the most brilliant and impressive of the
season. a military atmosphere pervaded
all the details. Above the. center OF tie
pulpit two American fiags were crossed
at the top Of n ferncovered stan, while
on either side were pink begonias with
ferns and palms. arranged In semi
circle. outlining the pulpit Snowy white
carnations fell sgrscefully over the rail-
between the choir loft and pulpit
A musical program was given by Mrs.
Karl Tietgens, violinist, who played
Meditation" from "Thais." accompanied
on the organ by Mr.. Emanuel Lowen-
stein. and by Miss Ellen Dickson. who
sang Ruth" Caroline Strachley and
Dorothy Downward. in white lingerie
frocks. mink sashes and white hats. car
ried small American flags as they passed
down the aisle unwinding white satin
ribbons to form an aisle for the bridal
Marty. Walter Thompson. Il. T. Reid A.
g. Straehley and w. 4. Edwards served as
ushers The notes OF the wedding msrch
from Lohengrin heralded the approach
of the bridal party. Miss Nanette Simp'
son, OF Fort Worth, Texas. wearing
gown of pink silk tulle. walked down the
aisle alone and met Harley Harreld. who
entered from the right. at the altar, ana
she was followed by Miss Dorothy Dick
son. the second maid. who wore PINK
taffeta embroidered in silver. with
silver lace bodice Il. l.. Evans met her
al the altar, entering from the side. The
maid OF honor. Miss Marguerite Noble,
cowned in pink silk tulle arrived at the
altar in advance of the bridegroom. who
wore his dress uniform, and was attend
I'd by Gus O'Neal of Tulsa. Okla.
cousin of the bride. Suggs Reid. in the
dress uniform of n first lieutenant, car |
ried the ring on n white satin cushion. |
and following him came the dainty flow
er girl. Mary Belle Maxwell in a white
frock scattering rose petals in the path |
way of the bride. who came in with her
uncle, Louis Simpson. of Fort Worth, |
Texas. by whom she was given in mar
riage. While the bridal party formed 1
picturesque group around the pulpit. the |
marriage vows were plighted beneath |
the folds of the American flag, the Rev. !
C. c. weith, pastor of the church. per.
forming the ceremony. The bride wore |
gown Of silver cloth and silver lace.
on traine. A modesty veil was held In
place by half circle of orange blossoms |
and she carried bouquet of bride rose
buds and lilies of the valley. At the |
conclusion of the ceremony, while Lieu |
tenant Suggs stood at attention and sa-
luted the colors. the Star Spangled Ban
ner" was played. The bridal party left /
the church to the music of Mendels- |
sohn's wedding march. passing beneath |
the crossed flags at the end of the middle |
aisle, held by A. c. Straehley and w.
A. Edwards. Following the ceremony. u
reception. was held at the Campbell |
home, 709 North Washington street In
the receiving line were Mrs. Campbell, |
Lieutenant Suggs and his bride. Col. and |
Mrs Sidney Suggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis |
Simpson. Miss Vera OLIVE. Mr.. and Mrs. |
e T. Reid. DR.. and Mrs F. y. Won Kel-
Ter, Miss Marguerite Noble, Gus O'Neal. |
Miss Nanette Simpson. Harley Harreld |
Mrs. Karl Tietgens, Misses Dorothy and 1
Ellen Dickson, Willie *. Simpson. and |
Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Evans. Clusters Of /
cut flowers. with pink as the prevailing
color, were used in the decoration of the
rooms. Rose pink candies softly lighted
the dining room, in which the refresh.
ment table was overlaid with Il cluny
lace cloth on which stood the wedding
cake. surmounted by miniature bride
and bridegroom. The bride cut the cake
and Miss Lucy Simpson found the ring
and also caught the brides bouquet.
Lieutenant Suggs and his bride left
On the midnight train for Camp Pike.
where the lieutenant reported for duty
1T noon today. Mrs. Suggs' going-away
gown was a smart tailored suit of brown
10th, with black accessories. Her gifts
o her attendants We're ivory knitting
leedles with silver heads. vanity cases
md silver lockets
The bridegroom gave gold knives TO
he men Of the party.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Suggs have taken
apartments at the F'redericka In Little
Rock, where they will be at home TO
heir friends
The marriage OF Miss Campbell and
Lieutenant Suggs is the elimination OF