The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-23
Society
By RUTH \0LEN
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| The wedding of Miss Ruby Randol
and Mr.. Everett Kruger, in which
much interest has been centered. was
celebrated last night at 3 O'Clock at
/ the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Randol, 1O5 c street
southwest, in the presence of the
members Of the two families and a
host of friends.
The large parlor where the ceremony
took place was beautifully decorated
with quantities of Shasta daisies. A
latticed structure formed a Veritabe
] bower of daisies over the improvised
altar Daisies intermingled with sprin-
jara bankedf the mantle, festooned the
windows and decorated every available
space.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Cecil
Williams sang Il Love You Truly
Carrie Jacobs Bonl, while throughout
the reading of the marriage vows Miss
Norma Gates, cellist. softly played
the same selection. Miss Joy Moore
was at the piano.
For the entrance of the bridal party
which descended the stairway and
passed through an aisle formed of
white ribons, quartette comprising
Miss Ellen Dickson, Mrs Arthur Kyle,
Mrs. Billie Baker and Mrs. Robert 5,
Gardenhire sang the bridal chorus
from Wagner's "Lohengrin."
DR.. Ashley Chappell, pastor of the
Broadway methodist church, who said
the ceremony entered first, followed
by the bridegroom and his best man
his brother, Mr. Royce Kruger, Miss
Ethel Ikard and the matrons of hon
CT, Mrs. Tom Frame, Mrs. Arch Ran
dol and Mrs. Roy Shores Miss Ikard
wore an organdie frock of blue, while
Mrs Frame, Mrs. Randol and Mrs.
shores wore cherry red, green and
& olden yellow, all fashioned alike, each
carried quaint colonial basket bouquets
Of vari-coored garden flowers. Next
came the maid Of honor, Miss Ruth
Randol sister OF the bride, who wore
a taffeta frock Of orchid trimmed with
bow knots of two toned shades OF
peach ami gold Her bouquet was Of
pink roses, blue forget.me-nots and or
child sweet peas Press Maxwell, the
little ring bearer, in white satin
suit and carrying the ring on a white
satin pillow entered next, followed by
pretty little Beth Hinkle flower girl,
in a dainty pink frock, who strew pan
sizes and sweet peas from a golden
basket in the pathway Of the bride.
The bride with her father, entered
I,ext She wore handsome gown OF
white satin with an overiress of white
silk net applqued with white silk
! roses. The long train hung from the
shoulders. Her veil of tulle fell from
beautifully fashioned bridal cap
wreathed with orange blossoms. She
carried a shower bouquet of white
| sweet peas, roses and Lilies of the
| Valley.
/ The stairway from which the bridal
/ PARTY descended was massei with dais-
| les. The white ribbons which formed
/ the aisle leading from the stairway
were carried by little Elizabeth Shores,
Eugena Wilkes and Ruth Tom Frame,
/ all OF whom wore dainty shaded frocks.
reception followed the ceremony
during which the many handsome
gifts were viewed. and an ice course
served The gift room was lavishly
decorated with nasturtiums. In here
Mrs X. Il. Phillips. Mrs. Homer Hin
kle, Mrs. j. l.. Dexter and Mrs. Fan
ME Pearce directed the guests. In the
dining room sweet peas were used in
the decorations, Those serving were
the Misses Marjorie Williams. Icons
Rcam. Mary Jarrett. Ann Anderson
Claire Dyer. Helen Dolman. Lavine
Woods. Beatrice Fraley, Maude Hyden,
Mrs. +, O Schneider Mrs. Margue-
rite Spurlock. Mrs. Walter Wilson OF
Pilot Point. Texas, and Mrs. Dan Ma.
honey. Punch was served throughout
the evening by Mrs. Cecil Dillingham;
When the bride cut the cake Nj.
Beatrice Fraley received the ring
while the button went to Miss Norma
Gates The brides bouquet was caugh
by Miss Ann Anderson.
reception was also held preceding
the ceremony. In the receiving lin
stood the brides parents, parents .
the groom, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Krue
ser, and Mrs. Sophia Butzow. grand
mother OF the groom. Mrs. Randol an,
Mrs. Kruger wore handsome gown
u black satin and lace, with corsag,
bouquets OF sweet peas.
! Others In the house party were Mrs
w. \. WoVerton, Mrs. L. II. Griffin
Mrs. Frank Gates. Mrs. J. \. Bass
Mrs. NJ. =. Humphries, Mrs. II. /.
Anderson, Mrs. W. =. Poland. Mrs
W. 4. Paisley. Mrs. ]. ). Mullen an,
! Mrs. J X. Pennington
b Mr., and Mrs Kruger left on th
, midnight train FOR Kansas city. Mo
on "a brief honeymoon trip. After Jul
/ they will be at home. temporarily
b at 3l6 First avenue southwest.
Mr. Hrueger is associated with hi
b father in The retail shoe business.
- The decorations Of the Randol HON
Be- was the artistic work OF Ben Steph
, ems 81 the stephens Gift shop. MI
stephens and his sister. Miss Ma
stephens, presented the brile with