The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
Boone. NiIIIOney

n weddiu" in which much interest
las been ccutered was that Of Miss
Mary Boone, only daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. j. L. Boone, to Mr. Daniel
Mahoney Of Okmulgee. which was sol.
omnized at high noon, yesterday, at
81. Philips Episcopal church
Lovely white roses, ferns and palms
formed the decorations of the altar
while the pews occupied by the fam
ily We're decorated with white sweet
peas and white tulle
Preceding the ceremony Miss Ellen
Dickson sang, For You Alone, ne.
companicd BY Miss Ruby Randol or.
ganist For the entrance Of the we'd
ding party Miss Randol played Lohcn-
grin's wedding march. ana Acndel-
ssohn's wedding march for the rc.
ceasional
Tho little ribbon bearers, Homer
Uiukle, Jr., and Don Cochran, lr., in
handsome blue suit entered first ioI.
lowed by Airs. Harold Fen and Mrs.
Fred Chapman, attending matrons,
aud Mrs Homer Hinkle, matron of
honor. Miss Ethel Gkard, as maid of
honor. cane next, followed by the
little ring bearer James Stansill, ill.,
vino preceded the entrance Of the
bride. The ring bearer wore % suit
of white satin and carried the ring IN
the heart OF q white rose, while the
maid OF honor and matrons wore
flocks Of orchid taifeta and hats of
tule in the same color. They carried
hand bouquets Of Yiolcts ana white
peas.
the bride entered with her father,
meeting the groom at the altar where
the marriage VOWS were read by Rev.
+. W. Golden.Howes. She wore
beautiful gown of white georgctte sat
in, made in train, with diaped skirt
md long flowing sleeves, and ostrich
trlinminbs. The court train hung IN
graceful lines from an Elizabcthan
collar, fashioned OF the plumes. On
the tuile veil, which fell from crown
# plumes and orange blossoms. were
tiny clusters of the blossoms. She
carried a shower bouquet Of orange
blossoms apd Bride roses. The groom
was attended BY his twin brother. Mr..
Robert Mahoncy, as best man.
Nj. M,nard Woods pr. Robert r.
Keith and Mr.. W. &. Wagner, Jr"
were usherS.
Immediately after tho ceremony q
reception was held at the home of
the brides parents Sl7 Douglas pou.
levard. A white and pink color mo-
tif was effectively carried out in the
decorations Of narcisSus and PINK
carnations in the reception rooms,
while in the dining room the color of
orchid combined with white rredom.-
mated.
In the receiving line with the bride
and groom were Mr.. and Mrs. Boone
and members Of the wedding party.
Thc house party comprised Mrs. T.
4. Thurmond MIS-. W. ID. Potter, Mrs.
Mark Kirkpatrick, Miss Margaret
smith, Mrs. Edward Gait, Miss Mary
Jarrett. Miss Mary Dale Jones, Mrs
Frank Porter. Mrs Henry Boone, Miss
Marjorie Williams, Miss Lee ona
Roam. Miss Florence Gait and Mrs.
Frank HelVcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney left during
the afternoon, their destination being
kent secret. For travelling the
bride donncd handsome suit of dark
blue tricotine with brown shoes ana
hat.
rho bride has grown IN young Wo.
manhood in Ardmore and is one OF
the city's most charming Young wo'
men. She completed special courses
in St. Mary's Academy, Dallas, rex
as. and at Bristol college, Washing
tol, u. G.
Mr.. Mahoney is a graduate Of Pos
ton tNassJ High School and OF the
Brown University AT Providence H.
/. lie has been in Oklahoma three
Years and until recently was associ'
ated with the Twin state Oil Com
uany. At present he is with the Mil
Ter Brothers Oil Company Of Texas
and Oklahoma, with headquarters at
Okmulgec where he will take ms
lrlde 10 make their home