Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-27
Three Pretty Pine Bluff Girls Are
 Made Happy Brides.
Marriage of Miss Dewoody and Mir. Phillips. Miss Alexander and NIT. Collier, and
 Miss Faucette and Mr. Dabbs.

groom met directly in front of the altar. AS the members of the party reached the altar they passed each other and formed a semi-circle on opposite sides of the chancel rail.
 Rev. j. 4. Anderson made a few appropriate remarks, after which Rev, John F. Carr impressively con ducted the wedding ceremony. Mrs. Owen discoursed music during the ceremony.
 On leaving the church the entire bridal party went out the Main street door MT. and Mrs. Phillips led the party in making the exit.
 The bride was arrayed in a cos tune Of white organdie over white taffeta with long flowing white veil. Her dress was trimmed with accor- deon pleated ruff1es, satin ribbon and silk applique She carried a shower of brides roses.
 ] Miss Marion Dewoody, the maid of honor was charmingly attired in a white ergandie. She carried a hand some bouquet of pink roses, tied with pink satin ribbon.
 Misses Lucy Hearn and May Quill ing two of the bridesmaids, wore nile green organdies and their bouquets of white roses were tied with long white satin ribbons.
 Misses Nina Smart and Emarene Van Sante, of Elizaville, Ky, the other two bridesmaids, were attired in light pink organdies and carried bouquets of white roses, tied with long pink streamers of ribbon. All the costumes of the bridesmaids were made alike. The pretty and attractive features of each were the satin gir- dies at the bottom of the skirts, and long ribbon streamers. Each maid wore incline pompon in her hair.e
 The bridal party and a large num- Der of relatives of the contracting parties repaired to the Dewoody home on West Fourth avenue, where a banquet and reception were rendered the happy pair by the brides parents At the home the green and pink color scheme was again well carried out The decorations in all the rooms and parlors were exquisite Especially beautiful were the decorations in the dining room, where handsome silver ware cut glass and flowers added beauty to the scene. Electric fans were distributed through the house The banquet was in charge of Caterer Leo P. Bott, of Little Rock, The col or scheme was cleverly carried out il serving refreshments. Dainty heart shaped cakes and hearts of cream hoth Of which possessed the greer and pink coloring, were among the deIicacies served.
 Tn the hall the guests were receiv eG hy Mir and Mrs. J. w. Crawford The bridal party received in the par lors. MT and Mrs. Frank Worral and Ma aTd Mrs. Guy Fulk, of Little Rock, received in the library. Mrs Pat Knox and Mrs. F. G. Smart were in the dining room and Mrs. T. B } Lyle and Mrs. j. H. Hudson presided over the punch bowls. Music wa: disGoursed during the evening.
 One room was set apart for the presents The many and costly gifts received by the pair is alone ( high testimonial of their popularity
 The brides favors to her maid; were aainty and pretty rings witl turquoise and .Mbby settings.
 Tho bride is the daughter if Mr. ant Nfs W L. Dcwoody. She is I youns 'aay whose popularity is attested by ; q wide circle of riends. She has ! tacr!ty ot making herself thoroughly