The Forrest City times., 1894-03-23
MARRIED,

Sity, Ark'' at S;S0 o'clock on Wednes- gay evening, March 2l. 1894. by Rev. J. A. Mason of tue Cumberland Pres. oyterian church. Mir. Bert R. Shade and Miss Mary K. Winthrop.
 Long before the hour appointed for the ceremony every seat in the church was filled and standing room was at premium. From every walk of life there came friends to pay the tribute of thelr presence to the fair young couple wh0 were about to take upon them. seles the sweetly solemn vows that pound each to the other through all the coming years. It was a spontane- GUS outponring of goodwill at which the contracting parties may well feel gratlhed, for it evidenced the high es- teem in which both are held by all our people.
 The groom is one of the most popu- lar and deserving of our young busi- ness men, while the bride is one of the fairest, sweetest flowers in our lovely rosebud garden of girls.n
 The notes of wedding march an- nounced the arrival of the bridal par ty and Mir. Coday Fowler and Miss Kate Izard walked down the western aisle, while Mir. Virgil Owen and Miss kate Hahn proceeded down the east ern aisle toward the altar, followed by the bride upon the arm of MT. J. II. Collier, while the groom was escorted by Mir. Sidney Hayes.
 The bride was attired in an exquis- ite costume of white china silk, with trimmings of point-de-venice, with vail and orange blossoms. The br,des- maids were also attired in white silk, with trimmings of lace and ribbons. All wore bouquets of Marechel Mel roses.
 The altar was tastily decorated with evergreenS and banks of geraneums and calla lilies, fanked by growing palms, while suspended from the chan delier there hung beautiful white dove.
 The bridal party faced the audience and Rev. j.. A. Mason arose and in brief but beautiful ceremony uttered the words which linked the destinies of our young friends for better or worse
 Proceeding to the home of the brides parents, 8 reception was held and the congratulations of friends offered, and in every heart there was the earnest wish that happiness, peace and pros perity might attend them throughout the journey of life. Upon the strong arm of him whom she has chosen we know the bride may lean with the hap py confidence that, no matter how the storm may beat or the tempest rage, his faithful love and watchful care will shield and protect; and he, in turn, will find in her affection haven to which he may go when the skies are dark and find strength and encourage ment to renew the battle. We know that in the love of each the other will find sure refuge from the trial, and troubles which must come to every human creature, and we trust that their lives. fair and bright and sweet with promise, glOrilied and beautif1ed by love, radiant with hope, may hold for them their hearts, warmeSt desires. God bless them both.
 THE PRESENTS.
 Following is partial list of the val uable and beautiful love-offerlngs of relatives and friends.
 Pair reed rockers in white and gold, c. H. Sanders. J. H. Tipton, John H. Collier. D.. O. Webb and Virgil Owen; oak plush rocker MT. and Mrs. J. w. Williams. neaQ rest. Mleeee Mamie and Joy Prewett; stand lamp. Mir. and Mrs. L. E. Davenport; head rest, Miss Blanche Nichols; dozen fruit doylies, K. L. Pcttus; handsome bronze clock, Baptist choir; silver dy; silver fruit basket, Mrs. J. W Beck; bon bon basket and tongs. Linn Hurley; silver mounted white kid hand-purse Mir aud Mrs. r. D. Boyle; handsome pincushion Mrs E. l.. Sembler; set silver nutplcks and crackers, Tn plush case Mir. and Mrs. J. N. Nichols; silver sugar bowl and tongues. 0. E. Roilwage; ster- linz silver hat pin, Miss Kate lzard lace throw, Mir and Mrs. A. Becker; orange blossoms, Miss Anna Lee Cobbs; elegant roll gold conee spoon, MT. and Mrs. c. L. Knight; New Testa. ment, morocco bound: Rev; ;. sana A. Mason: no Il: and Coday Fowler; oak table, Capt. T. E. nss, kins: hand-embroidered table cover. Dr. ana Mrs. W. H. Alley; silver-mounted cut -glsss satin fen. Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Bard; rustic chsir and table. Dr. J. P. Fletcher, Lonoke; silver butter dish, Mir. and Mrs. Dan Danieis R. Boone, Lonoke; pair china salad dishes, Mre. Cora B. Clements Lonoke; china cnstard set. Mir. and Mrs. J. B: Garrett, Brinkley; Vaughn. Brinkley; Rold-lined silver. sugar shell. in case, Mr and Mrs. c. l.. Eggieston, Brinkley; white fur rug. Miss Kate Hahn' Brinkley; painted PIssae inainnst sna sse 0 individual china coffee set. Miss Jesnnette Becker. Memphis; twenty dollar gold piece, Nj. V. Hancock. Memphis; handsome frencn clock. MT. dDu nic. A. n, pair elegant bronze vases, Mr. and Mrs A. B; Wrs' 6 r. Gilbert. MT. and Mrs c. H. Young. MT. and Mrs w. Il. Thurber. MT. and Mrs. II. A. Graves Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tr1esdent U n.asac Mr; and Mrs, Glenn Fillmore, Mir. and Mrs. 6eor9e n'y Mr and Mrs. F. L. Joseph, Miss Nettie Cnmmings, Mr. George Day. 5r;s, oulncy' Mich. set silver nutpieks, MT and Mrs, ., .o .. so,e stas oAf;ss Sonhia Wise. Cadmus, Mich; white snameied slaI si soid.nounted clock, Mir and Mrs l. S Joseph. Cape Girarde Mo; drswn'worss fs handkerchief Mrs. Hahn, brinKley. s;a'a sana of the siiversmith's art. c. Il. Hooker. Cin- cnnau, 0.
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