The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
Society
lizard. .Merrick Wedding Solomnized

iharu'Mtrrick Wedding S0lOmniZed
Miss Ethel ikard, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Ikard, and Mr. Ward
lSprague Merrick were quietly married
fuesday evening at the home of the
brides parents, Sl2 Douglas boulevard
hev. K. l.. Davidson, pastor of the
broadway Baptist church. performed
the ceremony.
White chrysanthemums and greenry
We're used to form an altar, in the liv.
ing room, tefore which the bridal cou-
pie stood.
Miss lkard was gowned in = going
away frock of black veldyne with squir-
lrel trimmings with which she wore a
ipurple hat with orchid trim. Orchids
and Lilies of the Valley were used to
form her corsage.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Lynn
Boyd sang oh Promise Me-" by De.
koven. and 81 Love You Truly" Mrs
Everett Kruger played Mendelssohn's
wedding march.
An ice course was served in the din
Ing room where a wedding cake, sur
mounted by a miniature bride and
groom, centered the table. Only imme
diate friends and relatives were pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrck left at mid
night for Chicago to spend several
weeks on wedding trip. They will re-
side in Ardmore.
Among those who attended the wed
ding from out of town were Mr.. and
Floyd Ikard of Houston. Texas
M and Mrs. Milton Ikard Of Fort
Worth and Mr.. and Mrs. Tess Storm
of Dallas, Texas.
Luncheon at Presbyterian Church
The get-together luncheon and gen
eral meeting of the womens organiza
tion of the First Presbyterian church,
which was given yesterday to inaugu-
rate the years work Of the church, was
attended by q hundred and twenty wo
men. who were also entertained with
the following program:
Invocation, Mrs. w. L. Dilworth.
Song, led by Mrs. Arthur Kyle.
Introduction of guests
Song, Long, Long Trail" led by Mrs.
Kyle.
Following the luncheon the remain
Ing program was given:
Reading, Mrs. Burntt, president.
Vocal Solo. "All For YOU" Mrs. Billie
Baker Mrs. Arthur Kyle, accompani-
ment.
Round Table Discussion on Urging
the Youths to not Give up Sunday
School-led by Mrs. Hal Cannon.
Our Missionary Study, Mrs. Charles
Stewart.
Cordiality, Mrs. Arthur Strashly.
Solo, Garden of My Heart" and
"The Star" Mrs. j. b. Alexander, ac.
companied by Mrs. Kyle.
Why l Love My Church Work, Mrs.
Fred Carr.
The bridge party announced for Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
z Adam Alexander fas been Indefinitely
postponed on account OF a misunder
--Aanding as to the place Of the meeting
Z the club.
Mrs. j. A. Scott will entertain the
members OF the Northwest Bridge club
Thursday afternoon.
4. - J.
Master George Freeman Celebrates
Birthday.
Mrs. W. II. Freeman entertained u
n group of children at very merry
Iarty last evening. complimenting her
little grandson, Master George Pierce
Freeman, whose fifth birthday occurred
on that date.
A huge birthday cake with pink and
white candles centered the tall table
In the dining room which was also de-
corated with streamers OF pink ana
white which led from the shaded ughts
10 mark abe twelve places. An ice
course was served.
The children spent most enjoyable
afternoon with games and contests
Master George received many delight
ful gifts In honor OF his birthday.
Mrs. Freeman was assisted In en-
tertaining the children by the Misses
Ola and Bertha Holloway. The guests
were: