Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-30
McEWEN--JETfR
PRETTY PRIVATE PARL0R
 WEDDING
Vas That Which United Miss Wella Jeter to MT. Thomas B.
 McEwen Last Night.

E The marriage of Miss Wella Jeter to Mir. Thomas B. MeEwen at the Residence of the brides parents, Capt and Mrs ". $. Jeter, at the corner of Fifth avenue and Chestnut street shst Wednesday, night was 0 very Lpretty parlor wedding.
 Capt. and Mrs. Jeter's elegant and Handsome home was artistically and pautifully decorated for the oeca- Hon, and nothing could have been fore pleasing and hospitable than De cordial manner in which the host nd hostess received their guests. Only the immediate friends and elatives of the contracting parties \ Sere invited. The guests began to AJrrive at o'clock and continued un- il the time of the ceremony, ar 9 i'cloek.
 The wedaing ceremony was per eined i.i tl.e handsome double par E l,rs, which were decorated with ce- 1ar, holly, evergreens, palms and --]thite chrysanthemums. The chan eIiers and candelabra were grace
 lly entwined with smilax. Be
 veen the two parlors was q large
 eh, made of cedar and white chrys- lfhemums. Hanging pendant from < de center of the arch was a large 1snr-leafed clover. Immediately un-
 r the arch and directly lder the . nr-leafed clover the bridal couple
 bod throughout the ceremony, khich was very beautifully and im- E essively performed by the Rev. J. N Carr
 After the conclusion of the eere-
 Dny the newly welded couple re- the hearty congratulations a good wishes of all present. a In hour or more was spent in con-
 atuiations and social converse, kTmn the doors of the dining hall | He thrown open and tiie guests fus-
 ed to partake of an elaborate
 St. The dining hall and table
 re exquisitely decorated. Here,
 In the parlors, the large chande-
 $ were gracefully festooned with
 knax. Extending across the table
 T chandelier, and ending at the
 ated candelabra at either end, was
 ainty pink ribbon, which, to the 6-sIiant glow of the sparkling gas spread a soft and mellow pink tsH oyer the scene. A large vase & oink roses in the center of the
 sie also heightened the effect.
 siso, holly, palms, cedar and
 rgreens abounded in profusion.
 elegant repast of nine courses
 s served.
 After partaking of the bounteous 15AgSst and spending another period in *hi converse, the guests renewed PA 4r cenGratulatiens to the bride
 Hgroom, and reluctantly bade the u Hpitable host and hostess good E Int, expressing the hope for re-
 h of much joy from the happy Lauspicious occasion.
 \ be brides costume was elegant
 elaborate. It was white kmt ped satin duchesse with pearl 4 snitures, cut decollete and entrain
 ;h vail. Ornaments, diamonds,
 srls and flowers.
 z F1'he contracting parties need no kFoduction at the hands of the k StPHIc. As is well-known, the
 le is the daughter of Capt. and he w. $. Jeter, and has been q afler in local society circles for n eral years. Her many charms Accomplishments have won for Ell large circle of friends, whose clad wishes for joy and happiness SI aceompany her through life. d he bride groom is sterling L-I business man who by his ao Seous conduct and affability of 'GS' ner has won large circle of B Slds. He is d member of the J. H.
 WIns Dry Goods Co.,, with which cts p"ny he holds a responsible posi- aspSe newly ,voaaoo oonn,o ara :. . : toep at the residence of Capt. and
 ". $. Jeter, corner Fifth and
 stnut.
 sm AIhe GRApHIe heartily joins the SIa ny friends of the contracting par In extending it's sincere congrat-
 Hons and good wishes for long
 Nof nuptiai bliss and happiness.