The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-13
Engagement Announced
At Attractive Pdrty

At Attractive Party
One of the cleverest announcement
parties of the season was given FRI
day afternoon from three until six
when Miss Mynan Bloise entertained
in her home with bridge announce
ment.
Four games Of bridge featured the
afternoon after which a delicious salad
course was served. 1t was during
the serving of refreshments that the
guests discovered the announcement.
The cards "Maurne Dudley Easley'
and up. A. Reisen" being cleverly
concealed IN nut shell which was
tied with dainty ribbon.
Bride prizes went to Miss Ann An
derson, high score, Miss Claire Dyer,
low score and thh eonorec also receiv-
ed prize.
At the conclusion of the refresh
ments a mock wedding was held.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Billie
Baker sang a parody on "At Dawn
ing" with the following words.
'When the dawn flames in the sky,
| love you
Light the gas says wife to /, love
you
Fill coffee pot when water is no
you'll burn the toast as like as
not,
Wen have it out right on the spot,
I'll club you, I'll club you.
If you try to make pie, I love you
After citing, I'm ready to die, I'll
club you
And next morn I'm so forlorn
Wishing that I'd never been born.
Answer quick and be discrete or
III club you, I'll club you"
TO the strains of the wedding march
played by Miss Joy Moore the wco-
ing party entered First came Mrs.
f.. II. Roger as the minister, Mrs.
Lee Tyer as the groom, Miss Inez
irby as the bride and Miss Wilma
Lois Roberts as the maid of honor,
who carried decorated broom which
the couple jumped after the cere.
mony.
The wedding ceremony was as fol.
lows:
Dearly beloved we're gathered here
as witnesses today,
To the pitiful, the awful and un.
suspected way, that the coveted and
overrated matrimonial moose is slip.
ped on each bedoomed goose.
If any one can show "Riesen" why
these two should not wed why speak
W now or nevermore, 'tis not
"Easley" undid
'Maurinesky, will you take this nut
TO be your sheltering oak?
And cook for him three squares q
day? stick to him when he's broke,
rlll you preserve your nose fol
: news?
Help run the Ardmoreite?
r Smile on him sweetly when ir
truth, you're mad enouht to flint?
VIII you'll will not.
Albert do you take this. little timid
! shrinking thing.
For better, worse or worser, and eacf
I. Saturday, evening bring
Her gum-drops, peanuts, Sen.ser
and black jaw breaker?
(Don't rake that literally SOM.
And will you necr forsake her?
viii you not?-I Will
Then jump this broom stick, and bt
darncd.
You've answered from the heart.
You're man and wife and joy b'
yours.
TIL YOU decide TO part.
The Easley-Riesen wedding will b,
an event of December Z, and will b,
celebrated in the home of the BRIDE
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Easle.
on North Washington street. Mr.
Riesen is advertising manager Of tn
Ardmoreite.
Included in the house party wer
Alesdames W. r. Burnitt, Billie Bak
en- Walter Buchanan, John r. Eas
ley, g. r. Washington, Charles Hewitt
and Ed Allen.
The guests comprised the Misse
Frances German, Cora and Clair
Dyer. Gladys Scivally, Winfred Alvls
Joy Moore. Euna May and Wilm
Lois Roberts. Elizabeth Mccain, Beat
rice Fraley. ozello Pugh, Madclin
Colbert, Ann Anderson, Frances Luke
Maud Hyden. Ruth Randol, France
Jones, Mary Ringer, Lois Easley Rut
Nolan, Elinor Barron. Grace Sew
ally, Eunicc Smith. Incz 1rhy, an
Mesdames. Ernest Jameson, Cecil Di
lingham, Charles Seren, Alonzo Et
wards William Ringer, Writ Rar
dolph Burnitt Phillips, l.. II, Royce
Il. r.. Blcdsoe, George Williams. 7
r. Griffith, Adam Alexander, w. I
Tycr. Mae Wells Ramsey, Stanle
Leachman. II. French and Fran
Gates.