The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-15

All announcements for publication in
this column for Sundays issue and
those to be listed in the calendar for
the week, must be in this office by
Friday noon.- Phone j3S.
| Al beautifully arranged party
Monday evening at the Broadway
Methodist church the wedding an.
nouncement of Miss Thressa Hall the
charming daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall and sister of Dr. and Mrs. y.
c. Wood. and Mr. Harold h. Grimes,
OF Fort Worth. Texas. business man
ager of the Fort Worth Record, was
made Mr.. Grimes is nephew Of
DR., Ashley Chappell.
The party which was comprised Of
the "Carry-Alls" of the church as
sembled at the parsonage from which
place they motored through the city
o'clock where they found to their
great surprise, the church parlors
aglow. Lights shaded with red crepe
paper, cast rosy hue over the en-
tire parlor decorated in suggestions
Of Saint Valentine. Hearts, red XII
larney roses, pretty baskets OF Bos-
ton and Maiden Hair Fern. and candle
holders containing lighted candles OF
red white predominated in the de-
corations.
On entering each guest received
various shaped caps in colots of red
and white. Fascinating games, con-
tests and stunts featured the evening
pleasures. Mrs. N. c. Wood sang
, Miss Juanita Richardson gave a read
ing, Mr.. William Ringer sang ac
companiei by Mrs. Ringer. pianist
Miss Nell Hail and Mr.. Charlie Hayne:
sang pretty little dltty entitled
= NO Sir, No." Many others took par
in the evenings frdic and an oil
], time play proved very amusing.
r At 1890 o'clock, the wedding an
nouncernent was made when Mis-
] Naomi Tyer sang 70, Promise Me" &c
n companied by Mrs. william Ringer ol
s the piano which was followed b.
tohengrin's wedding march. From
vne nook Of the room came little Hoyl
Canock son of Mr.. and Mrs. Johi
D Carlock in his ministerial robes o
black frock coats, knckers, whit
C hose, black buekled slippers, whit
y wig OF George Washington coffur
y and carrying small bible in hi
9 hand. He walked to the improvise
e altar and awaited the arrival Of tn
IS little bride and groom who cntere
from another door.
The little bride, Louise Dedbette
Jones daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
y A. Jones wore on all white we1din
gown with o flowing white veil an
e wreath of lilies of the valley. sh
3 carried shower. boquet OF white an
n yellow flowers tied with white tul
g bow. Little Billy Hall son of NJ
and Mrs. w. A. Hall was the groom
He wore q frock similar to that OF T.
= minister. And thus the announc
ment was made at the altar befol
the minister.
Following the wedding announc
ment, dainty refreshments were ser
ed. Each guest received a valentn
The entire success cc the delight
party was due to the untiring effor
OF Mrs. w. Z. Tyer and Mrs. Mary
Bell who so very clevery originate
". the pleasures of the party and Il
|" " unique wedding announcement
:, The wedding will be an interestir
So event Of June.
ed All members of the Golf Lunohe'
et Club who expect TO be present at Il
ed games and luncheon on Friday u
3s requested TO phone Mrs. Ball ut I
n. club for luncheon reservation.
be = :. ::
IL The Delphan Society held a W
attended and interesting meeting
10 the Chamber OF Commerce, Mond
no afternoon with Mrs. J. w. Rchal
son. leader of the Shakespearean pi
gram. Splendid accounts we're Civ
on Shakespeares Home. by Mrs. A
to tolnette Fort who has visited
X home in Avalon, England. and NJ
ed william Gwyn, who also visit
Of shakespeare's homestead.
I'm The eighth grade pupil whom
he society adopted several months a
ist was at the meeting OF yesterday. )
he will be assisted In securing her ec
on cation by the society.
sy Following the program. lie Pet
ed Chlsholmn. the little boy dancer. S
ed Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Chisholm.
u street, southwest. danced very Il
n cIodsly: Mrs. Don Lacy gave pia
nv selection and Mrs. +. II. Royer sal
NJ. accompanied by Mrs. Lacy on
at piano.
nd Mrs Edward Howell OF oklahol
,p- City was the guest Of Mrs J. l.. c
nd and Mrs. James A. Hancock OF A
,ds more. was the guest Of Mrs. Anto
for cite Fort at the msetlng.
4. ! I.
MI. and Mrs Marvin s. Wolv
ton Of 4eO Il street. northwest. {
m. nounce the birth OF son, Sund
no. February 10, whom they have civ
Nv the name Donald Eugene.
.s' :. = (.
,,n Ten OF Arkansas City's most pol
~ lar young ladies' have formed g
~, known as the ID. Y. G.. Mrs. Fotr
Moore was hostess last evening
..r her cozy apartment In the Ia
" Flst. limitations were In order