Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-16
A JULY WEDDING
S. C. ALEXANDER, JR. PINE BLUFF
AND MISS BENNlE GREEN,
TEXARKANA.
Announcement Comes AS 4 Surprise
To Pine Stuff. As Few KneW
HoW ANNOUNCEMENT WAS MADE

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Alexander. III. nf this etfx to Miss
Bennine GFeen 81 T "a. kama the we'd
ding 10 occur early in July. This an
n0uncemeNt Will come as a surprise
to the many friends of Mr.. Alexander
and Miss Green in Pine Bluff, where
both have host OF friends. The we'd
ding will be solemnized in Texarkana
and after the bridal tour Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander will make Pine Bluff their
future home in making the announce
ment the Texarkanian says:
Quite the handsomest reception
seen in TeXarkana for many years
was the esaa given by Mrs. F. w. Null
uns on Thursday afternoon in honor
of Miss Bonnie Green. During the
Afternoon about two hundred ladies'
called to pay their respects to Mrs
Mullins and Miss Green. The hand
bewer of loneliness with it's dainty
decorations Of pink and white. Fra
grant roses and carnations in these
colors, banked by delicate ferns and
palms adorned every nook kand cor
ner. The dining room, which was
gracefully presided over by Masdames
Finley, j. H. Mullins, C. c. Tayicr
and Noah Sanderson, was a ven liable
fairy land where flowers and beautl-
full women reigned supreme. The hand
some dining table was laid with lace
covered over white satin &nd from the
edges of it long streamers of pink satin
ribbon reached to the chandelier above,
which was a mass of feathery ferns
The refreshments carried out the col
or scheme, being heartshaped pink and
white ices and cakes In the library
Misses jessie Conway and Fay Nc
Rea dispensed most refreshing punch
to the scores of guests.
"The drawing room where the long
receiving party stood, claimed the
guests attention longest Mrs. Null
Inns. who is most gracious and hos
pitable hostess had gathered abound
her and Miss Green as brilliant and
well-gowned a party as was ever seen
in Texarkana. Those who stood in
the line besides Mrs. Mullins and Miss
Green were: Mrs. Green, Miss Adma
Green, Mrs. William Eells (Mexico)
Mrs. John Ware, Mrs. Floyd Thomp-
son, Miss Kathleen Taylor, Miss Pearl
Spearman Mrs. Henry Offenhauser
and Mrs. Webster. AS each guest en-
tered Mrs. Mullins in her charming
manner announced the engagement Of
Miss Green to Mr.. S. c. Alexander
of Pine Bluff. The popular young
brideelect, who has been a decided
belle in TeXarkana society. was show
cred with the congratulations of her
friends whose only regret is that she
is to live in another city. She wore a
dainty French organdy flock, Dolly
Warden style, and carried an arm bo-
quet of pride s-maid roses Teyarkana
has been the home c.f Miss Green for
about eight years, and during that
time she has endeared herself t, the
people by her charming manner and
individuality that the vacancy caused
by her leaving will not soon be filled
"Mr. Alexander is man of much
influence and wealth in Pine Bluff
being a senior member of the firm OF
S. C. Alexander Cotton Co., and pres
ident of the Board of Trade. and also
president of the Farmers Trust Co
The wedding which will be quiet at.
fair will take place about the middle
of July at the home of Miss Green's
uncle. Gen B. w. Green, of Little
Rock. Immediately after the wedding
they will leave for an extended Euro
pean tour.