The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
Society
Thompson. Mcdowell Wedding
Celebrated

Amid a myriad Of blossoms and green
cry and in the presence Of several score
OF admiring friends. the marriage Of
Miss Ann Thompson, young Ardonre
musician, and Mr. Hugh Neely Mellow.
ell Of Los Angeles, was solemnized
Tuesday evening at the family resi-.
dence, E1l @ street, southwest.
The rooms, which We're thrown TO-.
sether 10 accommodate the large atten.
dance, were representative of a gar.
deh scene, the effect being secured with
trailing vines and pink roses. In the
hving room, where the ceremony took
place, one side was q beauty spot of
blossoms end fern which formed a
rolorful background for the wedding
party. Potted plants We're intersperc.
ed irS the arrangement Of pink rose
buds and an archway lost its identity
for the time being while it masquerad.
cd as an altar, lattaced with vines and
blossoms.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
r. E. L. Morgan Of Chickasha, who
used ring ceremony
The bride presented very
and lovely appearance IN her we'd
ding gown Of ivory satin and old lace,
her petite lovelness being enhanced by
the old fashioned effect Of the costume,
Nry like @ Dresden china doll. a
bertha IF real lace, which was a fam
tly heirloom, was worn with the tiny
bodice of ther rdress and satin orange
blossoms, in rows, festooned the wide
skirt. The wedding veil of tulle was
caught with orange blossoms and tiny
sprays of the orange blossoms were
used on her satin slippers. She wore
white lace sleeveless gloves and carried
q bouquet Of white roses and lilies Of
OF the Valley.
Attending the bride was Miss Gret.
chen Lacy Comegys, as maid of honor,
and little Miss Betty Thompson, a
cousin Of the bride, as ring bearer. Mr..
James Thompson, brother Of the
bride, acted as best man.
Miss Comegys was lovely In pink and
lavender taffsta, very ruffled and quaint
with low rounded shoulders. She wore
4 very fetching hat in bonnet shape
with a pink plume and pink lace qsleeye-
less gloves Her flowers were pink rose
bsideS dArry ferns~ m NsfH6wef erect
Very fairylike was the little ring bear.
CT who were lavander georgette over
pink taffeta. The ring was carried in
an oldfashioned bouquet
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. N c.
Wood sang Sweet, Sweet, Lady"
Smiling Through" and Loves Sacra,
ment" Miss Katherine Stonum was
accompanist.
For the entrance of the bridal party,
Miss Florence Felker played "Lohen.
grins Wedding March"
Nearly two hundred guests gatherer
at the Thompson nome and were receiv
cd b. the following members Of the
Red Cross Luncheon club, to which
Mi;sThompson belonged:
Mrs Fred Chapman. Mrs. Harold
Tell Mrs. Frank Porter, Mrs. Ed Gait,
Mrs. Monte Dillingham;, Mrs. Frank
TIelvey, Miss Ellen Dickson, while Mrs.
Yelie Suggs. Mrs. Walter Thompson
I'd Miss Mary Jarrett In the house
rty were Mrs. John o. Wharton Of
pallas, Mrs Mike German, Mrs. Syl.
vester Mullen and Mrs. W. ]. Stone.
burner.
After the ceremony an ice course
was served by the members of Miss
Thompson's old piano class, the follow.
Ing members being present:
Hattie Burnitt, Eloise Sandlin, Car.
oline Straehley Ruth Dillworth. vir
ginia Crockett, Lucy Pennybaclser, Nor.
ma Gates, Elizabeth Maxwell, Mar,
Helen Potter, Irene Baum and Louise
Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell left at mid.
night for a wedding trip to be spent In
California which will include a weeks
stay at Lake Tahoe. in California They
viii be at home in Los Angeles after
August tenth where Mr.. Mcdowell Is
connected with the Guarantee Title and
Trust company.
Prominent among the many lovely
gifts displayed was q huge silver tur.
key platter. the gift OF the Rotary club.
of which Mrs. Mcdowell. is an honary
member. The Red Cross Luncheon
club gave beautiful silver water pitch.
er and the Philharmonic club a paint.
ing Of little girl at the piano. Other
individual gifts were In silver. cut
glass and linens. The grooms gift 10
the bride was platinum dinner ring
set with sapphlrcs and diamonds
Platinum cuff links were given TO the
best man.
= Tho brides gift 10 her maid OF honor
was forget.mc-not pin. Mrs. n. c.
Wood was given a silver bud vase and
little Betty Thompson was gwen q
protty small pin.
Mrs. Cliff Easley will entertain with
bridge at her homo. sis street. south.
west. wednesday morning. In compli.
ment TO her sister. Mrs. II. o. Horn OF
Mckinney. Texas. who is visiting Mrs
Easeley this week.
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Mrs John T. Rech,in will entertain
tho members OF the Girls Bridge Club
at her home, sie D street, southwest
on Saturday morning.
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Miss Katherine Reed will be hostess 10
the members OF the ri Phi Alumnac