The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-31
COUPLE UNITED IN
 BEAUTIFUL CEREMONY
Miss Lucille Moore and Ralph Conrad are Married at First Presby-
 terian Church.

A beautiful and impressive wedding was solemnized at the First Presbv- terian church Thursday evening, De- 1 cember 30, at 8:30 o'clock, in the pres ence of large concourse of friends. 1 uniting in marriage Miss Lucille Moore of this city and Ralph Conrad of | Chickasha, Okla, Rev. R. L. Jetton officiating, using the ritual with ring ceremony.
 Before the ceremony Mrs. J. T. Deal l sang "All For You" and "Dawning," with Miss Dorothy Pyle as accom- panist. To the strains of Mendel- i ssohn's wedding march, played by Miss Pyle, with violin accompaniment by Ralph Bingham, the bridal party en- tered in the following order: Misses Helen Camp Doris Owen and Elizabeth Torreyson, ushers; Miss Margaret Moore, maid of honor; little Julia Lee and Frances Moore, nieces of the bride, flower girls, and Helen Lucille Moore another niece, ring bearer The bride walked with her father, T. M. Moore, and was met at the chancel by the minister, groom and Chester McKennon, who served as best man. While the beautiful service was being said "Traumarie" was softly played as the bride and groom knelt before the altar to plight their troth and take then marriage vows.
 The altar was banked with ferns and li@hted with numbers of candles en tall white standards. wrcathed with
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 After the ceremony an informal re- ception was held at the home of the brides parents on Faulkner street. For the occasion the handsome home was tastefully decorated and brilliant | ly lighted. Mrs. Sam Heiligers and Mrs. D. L. Young received the guests, Mrs. Joseph Frauenthal presented them to the receiving line, which in- cluded the entire personnel of the bridal party. Mrs. J. s. Westerfield and Mrs. J. T. Deal served the cream and cake, assisted by Misses Irene Harrell, Lel- len Akin, Marion Cherry, Flora Camp and Mrs. Frances Lincoln. In the din- ing room Mrs. Duval Purkins of Hope presided at the brides table, which was beautifully appointed laid with cluney over pink satin, with stream CTS of tulle depending from the chan delier and caught at the four corners with love-knots, and lighted by wax tapers in silver holders In the center was the bride cake Miss Irene Har- rell cut the thimble and Miss Helen Camp the ring. Miss HarreH also caught the brides boquet.
 In the dining room was also dis played the bridal presents, which were unusually handsome and numerous.
 Mr. and Mrs. Conrad will leave Sat urday for their home near Chickasha, where Mr. Conrad is in business.
 Among tho out-of-town guests were Stewart Clark of McGehce, Mrs. Lock Cothey of Little Rock and Chester Me Kennon of Clarksvjlle.