Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
SOCIETY NOTES


ing. Misses Minnie Strauss, Edna
Strauss, Oiyn lIcineman, Gussle lhal-
heimer. Essic Gottieb, Anna John
son. Ida and Brunette SilbernageL
Mis-. Toplitz, Messrs. Sam Altschui,
Dave Kaufman, Clarence llanf and
pave Kaufman. Mrs. Celia TopIltz
was the chapcrone. The party was
driven about the city anh into the
country. and all enjoyed the occasion
very much.
There were two weddings in Pine
Bluf the past week which created
more interest in society circles than
amy other event ef Tie week. Both
we're auie1' hsme weddings. One was
tae marriage f Johnnie TankersIey
II ms city ard Or Owen kent Wom-
&tk Il f.n&Iish at p. m Thursday.
The attendants we Dr.. O. G. Back
veil azd Miss Cry I!cIlums The
bIitita u tic NtlGSIi1' VI ~ fttN ~ =
W Il .Tankcrsley and Il fa1orlte III
Piue Bluff society circles She pos
scsses many noble traits = woman
hpSd ana has many warm friends
acre nr Wamach fo@merly fesia-
ad III Pine Bluff. anl h. is d youn@
physician who is rapidly building all
eaviable repate tion=m his chosen pro-
fossion. aad he IS q gen4IemaA who
eaioys the confidence and esteem et
a wide circle Of friends They Will
make their heme at English.
The other wedding was that OF
Miss Ora Perdue= Of this city aud
Af Edward Marc Oadin Of Camden
1t the home of TIE brides parents,
Mr ard Mrs. Alex pcrdue West Sixth
avenue, Thursday evening, Rev. Ross
Moore performing the ceremony.
Miss Abbc Ililiard WAS bridesmaid
and Alrf. l.. G. Oudin, brother of the
groom was best man. The young
couple left at t9ec for st. Louis TO
attend the worlds fair The bride is
popular in Pine Hluft society circles. I
aud is admired by all who know hef
for her tluc womanlN character, The
groom is a popular and prominent
young business man of Camden
Dr Nicholson a prominent phys
.cian of Sheriff.. and Miss Manic
Curtin cf this city We're quietly mar
sjed Thursday evening at the resi-
lcnce OF James Curlin III East Third
avenue Rev. }. r. DickerSon ofliciat-
ug Both bride and groom are pop
alar and have many friends in tie
ejty and county. - @
Last Thursday afternoon Misses
Annie May Cross and Emma Dewoody
entertained in honor of Miss TCmme
Brewer With a remembrance shsw-
ar," at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
b. Dewoody. On next Thursday Miss
Brewer becomes the bride of Mr.. \.
P. Ryland OF Sherrl The Dcwoody
nome was handsomely decorated in
aut flowers. and from a bower OF
sweet peas in the hall Mrs. G. w
Pe'tigrew and Mrs. Harvey Hudson
;eryod punch AS each guest arrived
hey were presented With a small bet
It Of rice which marked their places
It the tables Progressive dominOeS
Nas the game of the evening aud the
core Of the evening WAS kept by
Mcsdames J. f Danicl Frank Nor
AIT, and r. A Byrd. who presented
small Zulu bride and groom as
hey scored a point. When Mis-,
Brewer reached the last table. which
vas artistically arranged in the hay
window, the games were called ond
wore served. On each
9late We're ferns and pansies for re-
y large white ship COW
ared With the sweet peas and ferns
tuG containing the rcmembrances
was lowered by Mivs Emma Dewoody
and Miss Annie May Cross Miss
Brewer unwrappei leach little bun
lie and displayed the contents to the
guests. Miss Muie KnoX then save
1 toast to the bride elect which was
,otlcwed by toas>s from large num-
Der OF those present. and was re-
sponded to by Miss Rrewer Miss
Amanda Caldwell received the first
prize. handsome vase, and Miss
Mittie Knox drew the consolation