Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-23

on November 10
The following invitations have been
issued:
Mrs Geisreiter
At Home
Thursday afternoon.
October the .twenty-seventh
at two o'clock
Miss Taylor,
Miss Bradford
Cards.
Mr.. and Mrs w A. Payne enter.
tanned few of thier friends Tuesday
evening with a Mexican supper, The
home Was setefully decorated with
palms, ferns and cut flowers. Covers
We're laid for twelve
The literary program Tuesday night
by the Epworth League of Carr Memo
Iial church, was quite treat 10 al
those who We're present The reciia-
lions by Misses Myrtle Ragan, Bes.
sic Leverett and Mr. LLOYD Presackcr-
ly were We'll rendered The solos.
Lead Kindly Light by Mrs ". d
Ferguson. and That Beautiful Land
by Miss luania Payne are especially
worthy Of mention.
Miss Grace York will be thc next
hostess of the SILK Stocking club.
She viii entertain them Thursday.
October o.. al 10 o'clock a. m.
A pretty wedding OF unusual social
interest was consummated Tuesday
evening at Trinity Episcopal church,
when Miss Azuba Thompson dangh-
ter Of Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Thompson
was united in marriage to Mr.. Frank
Arnold of Springfield Ill. The cere-
nonv was said by Rev. W, d. Buckner
For this event. which was OF more
tban local social interest. the church
was beautifully decorated with palms
forms and cHt flowers. \ program el
Wedding music was rendered while
the assembla9c awaited the coming OF
The wedding party One especially
beautiful selection, 90 Promise Me,
was sung by Mr.. Dan Taylor, and al
to,. This Ncpdelssohn's wedding march
was pIaved by Miss Coralie Buck as
tho party entered The church. Ac-
6oraing Ia custom, the nshc"e. walk
ine in twos. led tho Wav to the afar:
u l. Mills and John Wilhourn".. .Hare
p, Atwood and Felix Smart. Then
followed the four groomsmen, Messrs
.7ames Hughes and f. NJ Roane, Clil-
ten Howell and NJ D. Mcneil. AZ
for them came the bridesmaids. walk
;no alone. First came Miss Frances
Jordan, followed by Miss Nina Smart;
then Miss Bette Hahn. and last Miss
Susie Rvland. They were gowned in
orcandv and each carried bouquet
OF bridesmaid roses. Then came
the maid Of honor, Miss Inez Thomp-
son. becor!ingly attired i'm blue
crepe de chine and in her arms she
carried cluster bouquet of white
ehryanthemums. She was followed
orf
the ring. The bride entered, leaning
on the arm of her father. and she
was a perfect vision Of lOvelness II
her wedding gown of white silk cropH
handsomely fashioned over white tat
fcta. She wore tulle veil and car,
red a shower bouquet of bride roses
and ferns The groom and his best
man, Mr. Walter s,Hudson, met the
bridal party in front of the cbancel
where the ceremony was performed.
While these words were being utter
ed the orcanist rendered two of the
most popular Wedding selections OF
the day, "AnGefs Serenade, ana
.-Tbo Flower Song" AT the cOnclH-
sion of the ceremony and while Men
delssohn's wedding march p2aled
from the organ the party left the
church. the bride and groom first. fol
lowed by the attendants in reverse
order. An informal reception was
rendered the bridal party at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Thompson. BY
This wedding Pine Bluff loses one OF
its most charming girls. while Spring
field gains a sweet young matron TO
adorn society's realm. She is the eld-
est daughter of DR. and Mrs. A. u,
Thompson, and being possessed OF a
loxahln aisnoSition she counts her