Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-02

ICore, Mr.. and Mrs. GlVenS.
|
| Miss Mildred Bradford returned yes
Itcrday from an extended trip abroad.
She has spent nearly two years trav-
cling through Europe Part of the
time Miss bradford spent wi h her
father in London and she visited
many places of interest i'll the Old
wCrld.
1.-THE Mothers Half Hour club hei /
the initial mcering OF the new yea
! last Monday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs r HUT. The study
for The month was Mexico and after
| the answer to roll call by current
events, the following program vas
ably rendered:
Il ems of Mexico's Progress'-Mrs.
Barrow.
Causes and Result of the Mexican
| War. Mrs. Core.
Three Minute Descriptions of the
Most Important Cities Of Mexico -
Mrs Trulock.
THE President of Mexico. Mrs.
Dewoody
After The program short business
session was held. The members wee
then highly entertained by choice 20
cal selections. Mrs Jesse Core and
Miss Minnie Talbot The rules Ct the
club were suspended for the tine and
delightful refreshments were sc we'd,
Mrs. Hut,' was assisted by Mrs. Finley
lTutt and Miss Talbot. The club re-
|luctantly adjourned and many words
of enthusiasm were heard with resarc
to the prospect for the years work.
The followine account of the Kerw1n-
Kirby marriage is. taken from the
Quincy. H., Herald Of last Wednes-
day:
Nuptial mass was solemnized at -.
! Peters Catholic church this morning,
uniting in marriage Miss Margare'
Ruth Kirby, daughter of Mr.. and MRS
Richard p. Kirby. of 426 South
! Twelfth street, and Judge EdWlR
James Kerwin of Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
! The Wedding was performed by 1h7
nastm Rev. FIR. John r. Kerr. VINO
| vas assisted in chanting the mass by
| the regular choir of the church. a
large CONGREGATION was i'll attendance
a. witness the solemn and impressive
| service.
At o'clock. the hour SCI for th9
ceremony, the bridal party appeared
il, carriages at the front door Oh eh@
church and in few minutes the lltle
p,ocesion to the altar was con-
nenced Mrs Celia Duker presided III
her customary capacity as organise
and rendered appropriate music TOE
tho occasion. The bride and groom
and their attendants marched up
through the broad middle aisle to the
strains cf the ever-popular Lohensrin
march. The sonorous tones of the
Nendelssohn march pealed for|h as
tine bridal party filed ouJ OF the
church and re-entered the waiting
carriages.
Rejna Young woman OF pretty face
,,a fo,,ra ,he bride naturally pre-
scented a graceful picture arrayed l"
her wedding fnery. She was clad IN
. becoming gown of white crepe de
chino which was made over taHeta
silk and trimmed in real lace. opt'
wore a long flowing veil which was
fastened to her hair by dlalhoho
s,nh,rst which was token TO MS
bride from the groom. BRIDES rosea'
dome nm in a huge bouquet and 'led
with broad satin ribbon, were the now
ers that she carried. Miss Mary NIT
NV sister Of the bride, acted as 'he
,aid Of honor. She was attlred III
,oo,,t;fu1 rohe of white wash chiffon
which was trimmed Win hietHs'h i"s'
and carried cluster OF PINK roses
large white hat OF chiffon with os'ricn
n!ume in front completed her to''e'.
Hon. Alexander Rowell. also OF f'he
puff served as the best man. ihe
rshers we're Martin Bauer. Harry NIUE
l;ean. and John Flynn. the latter d
cousin of the newly made Mrs. her,
win.
After the wedding at the ehurcn mao
heen concluded the bridal party ana
invited guests proceeded to the klroH
residence. where they seated 'hen''
solves at table groanins under 'he
Y eight of good things to eat and drlnh,
The dining room was decorated sass',
fully in pink and white. flowers Oh
those colors being disposed OF aoou'
tho apartment, with here and there d