The Monticellonian., 1895-04-05
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1 ou " WSohSSN"y O'Shih eSt NA"i V" 27th, at the Methodist church, just as the sun was setting in all his glory and fiery beauty, MT. Jim mic Dick Welsh led Miss Lilly Jackson to Hymen's altar whore Doctor McLauchlin in an appro- priate and beautiful ceremony spoke the words that consummat- ed all that romance and idealsm had anticipated.
 Mendelssohn's wedding march was beautifully rendered by Miss Emmie Prewitt, Miss Ladelle Welsh with Mr. Jack Curry, and Miss File Jackson with Mr. Vance Bordeaux being the attend ents.
 At the conclusion of the service the bride and groom with attend ants and a company of invited guests repaired to the pleasant home of MT. Ben. F. Prewitt where an evening of delightful sociaIity was spent. After offer ing congratulations and pronounc- ing blessings upon the happy couple the company was invited to enter the dining.room and par take of truly sumptuous we'd ding feast. Congratulations were then in order to the hostess, which did not fail, as was evidenced by the cheerful responses given by the guests. Two string bands, al- ternately, discoursed sweet music during the evening which added to the gayety of the scene, and when the "wee sma" hours of night came unnoticed and un- herald, the guests conscious of a happy evening spent reluctantly bade Mr. and Mrs. Welsh good night. But all was not over. The same company was requested to be present the following eve ming at the charming home of Mrs. c. A. Welsh, mother of the groom, to repeat the pleasant associations and feasting of the tormer night. Courtesies are due the hostess for such elegant entertainment. The groom, one of the proprietors of the Drew county Aduance, is too we'll known to need introduction at our hands. He is 10 be congrat- ulatod on winning the hand and heart of so far lady. She is the daughter of the late Capt. Jas. A. Jackson, an eminent iurist, and sister-in-law of State Senator J. G. Williamson.
 The sincere wishes of q host of friends go with them IS they begin welded life.
 LIST OF PRESENTS.
 China tea set, Vance Bordeaux, Dan Koonce and Jack Curry.
 Wash stand set, Misses Colie and Marie Bell.
 Piano lamp, Jay P. Burks. Dr. F. NJ. Loper and Hale Robertson.
 Pair silver picture frames, Mrs. s. E. Swift.
 Handsome clocb, File and James Jackson.
 Pr. candle holders, Mir. and Mrs. B. R. Pierce Houston Texas
 Pin cushion, Miss Olive Hart.
 Toilet set, MT. and Mrs. E. B. Windes
 Silver jewel case, Frank and Mamie Grey Loper.
 Mirror. Mfr. Daffie Brown.
 Silver match holder. Annie Mac Swift.
 Photograph case, Mir. Tommie Corrgan.
 Parlor lamp, Miss Nellie Hyatt.
 Parlor lamp, k. B. Wells.
 Center table and rocking chair, Mrs. c. A. Welsh.
 Set of silver knives and forks, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Bailey.
 Lovely cake, Leo Bickart.
 Silver sirup pitcher, Mir. and Mrs. J. G. Williamson Little Rock.)
 Silver sugar and cream set, Miss Anne Killian (Portland, Ark.)
 Cut glass pickle stand, Dr, and Mrs. Cliu- ton P. Meriwelher (Walnut Ridge)
 Silver Sugar bowl, T. W. Loper and Vim. Robertson.
 Silver pickle stand, Bob Kidd (McGee, Ark.)
 Pen tray, Miss Emmie Prewitt.
 Butter knife, Mir. and Mrs: Tom Cren. shaw (Dermott, Ark
 Cut Glass bowl, Mir. and Mrs. Jonathan Gibson Taylor (Plne Bluff, Ark
 Mirror, Mrs. N. K. Slemons.
 Silver water pitcher, MT. and Mrs. c. L Mccain (Litle Rock. Ark.)
 Set of silver spoone. china cup and saucer Harry Hankins.
 Set of linen napkins, Misses Rosele sn' Leila Waddell.
 Two linen dress scarfs, Ladelle Welsh.
 Silver nut bowl, MT. and Mrs. Geo. M I Miller (Ft. Smith. Ark.)