Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-16

in the center CT which was a large
bouquet of brides roses. Bridal
wreaths encircled the plates and from
a chandelier white satin ribbons were
suspended gracefully. The colors were
green and white. and the color effect
was carried out with precision. even
to the ices and cakes. Refreshments
Of the most delicious kinds were serv-
cd in courses. Miss York acted as
toastmistress of the occasion and
many t0asts were made by the guests.
The affair was unique and one OF the
most elaborate events cf the week
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Bluff City Club Germsn.-
A delightful german was given at
the Bluff City club last Tuesday even
ing by the young society element OF
the city. which was one of the most
interesting events Of the week. Re-
freshments were served by the club
caterer and excellent music was dis
cOursed by an orchestra. The ger
man was largely attended and 1t was
decided success. Thos present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Franklin. Mr.. and
Mrs. George List, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H..
Kaufman: Mesdames Alton Walker
and c. O. Abernathy: Misses Estelle
Buckner, Maud Holland, Fannie Hant,
Leona AarOnson, Jennie Draper, Fran
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TAYLOR. Birdie Weller, Asa Tomilson,
Eliza Collier. Emma White, Nellie
Gallagher, Selma Rosenbaum. Bessie
Atwood. Nettie Grace; Messrs Ches-
ter Taylor, Alex Barrow, F. Cox, Will
Hutt Finn HUT, Clifton Howell. Jas.
folderness billiard Saunders, Harry
Hanf. Fl. d. Hale, Wade II. Knox, Ster-
ling Barrow. Beaurie Hutt, John HUT.
Van Knox, George II. Adams. Hunter
Knox, Thornton Johnson J. A. Ward,
Arthur Brewster, Harry Haz2ltils, ).
Landman.
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up to You" Club
The up to You" cub, one ct the
most unique social organizations lii
the city. met last Wednesday after
noon with Miss Fannie Hanf. ConVer-
sation on anything and everything is
said to have been the amusement
feature of tie afternoon. Refresh
ments were served. The members
of the club, six in number, are as
follows: Misses Maggie Taylor, Fan
ME Hanf, Francis Jordan, Nettie Grac e
Elizabeth Collier and Bessie Atwood.
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AItheimer- Haberman Marriage
Last Tuesday at 1,eoan's, sec aIy
resort of ST. Louis, Miss Blanche Alt
heimer, formerly of this city, was
united in marriage to Mr.. Phillip
Haberman. The wedding was an in
teresting event in the social whirl OF
st. Louis. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Altheimer and
the wedding was attended by a nun
Der of Pine Bluff relatives.
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Neihuss- Iderness Nuptials.-
The Neihuss- Holdernass nuptials
Which occurred last Wednesday even
ing at Fordyce, the home of the bride,
was of interest to Pine Bluff society.
The ceremony was performed at the
Methodist church. Miss Arie McFad
ten, of this city, was an attendant, and
a number of friends and relatives of
the contracting parties from Pine Bluff
were present.
Miss Atwood to entertain
Miss Bc,' Atwood, daughter of
,Ir. and Mrs P d. Atwood. will en-
tertain the Trulock-Barrow bridal
party Monday afternoon.
Fordyce Society Notes.
For more than week the chief
topic in Fordyce was the approach
ing marriage of Mr.. Neihuss, of Lum-
Der, and Miss May Holderness, of this
place, which happy event transpired
Wednesday evening at $50. The
Methodist church was beautifully dec
grated for the occasion and the cere
mony by Rev. C. J. Greene. assisted
by half a dozen brides maids and
groomsmen was very impressive. and
strictly up to the requirements OF
fashion. Mr.. Neihuss is prominent
lumberman. and was at Thornton sew.
eral years before going to Lumber.
The bride is daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
A. s. Holderness. and most beauti-
full and accomplished young lady. The
house was crowded to it's utmost capa-
city and the presents were numerous
and valuable. The young couple left
at midnight for ST. Louis and other
places Of interest on their bridal tour.
Mr.. S. A. Purdy, of this place. and
Mrs. Forester. of Rison were united in
marriage last Sunday. Mr.. Purdy is
one of our best citizens. Those who
know the bride speak of her very high