Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19

.7h DeOple who mad gathcre't u Wit
,epss the marriage of Miss 1Giei2.'
Mae Brewer to NJ Algernon Porter
INLAND. The CHURCH HAD rcG1 acc
as3ted for tie oeastcn by jhe tlirE05
Of the contracting parties and was
most beautiful. TIC railing around
the baDtistry was covered with white
cloth and here and tEere We're cling
jig ivy leaves. irGerspersed with pink
and white roses. Just back OF tae
pulpit. where the ceremony was per
termed. was q pretty pyramid OF
palms and ferns which added grace
and Eaauty to HE scene. In front
% tie baptisaY railing were tie let
s-.s Z and Il made of pink and white
lz=a57l.erF. Ms. +. f. Renaeo~ pre-
s.ae' at=t6a ORGAN and promptly at
the a9n0iuJed hour O'Clock. tie
strains of Mendelsohn's wedding
march nealad= forth The bridai pa
q tle4 entered tha church, the uah-
IS coming in sug1g aHd forming 4
e5le5e around the cnancel railns.
Tie bride came IN leaning Oh tn
arm al her brother. Mr.. George Nc
k:4nef. vHile= tie groom came frem
lie rastor,s study wi,a Mr. Robert
Hsyfaaa. the Bezt man The party
raet ?. ne altar During the cere.
moay Mrs. Renirow played "lIaarts
and Flowers very softly rev
Ross Moore, pastor of the churen.
performed the ceremony. As the
bridal party left the church. Tan
Hausoa" was played. The ushers for
the occasion were Massrs. Haines
Gregory Guy Johns, James Goodwin,
Campbell Fox, Harvey McGeorge and
Tom Bsummitt. The bride was
ehar1jngly attired in a white porie
null which was her own handiWork.
She wore large white picture hat
and carried a bouquet of cape jessa-
mines. The bride is the daughter
% Mrs. Samanthy Brewer, is mem
Der Of one Of the oldest families in
jefferson county. She is a charming
young lady. gifted with q bright and
cheerful disposition and by her many
loyable traits of character has won
for herself a host of friends. The
groom is rising young business
man Of Sheriff. and has wide cir
Gle Of friends in the business and So
cial world
Mr. and Mrs. p. r. Byrd entertained
q number Of friends Monday evening
with a farewell to Prof Milton ID.
Mcneil. who left Tuesday night for
trip 70 Europe. Although the affair
was quite informal an evening OF
pleasure was spent both indoors and
out. A program of instrumental and
yacal music was rendered, and rea
fleshments in keeping with the sea
son were served. At the conclusion
OF the entertainment all joined in a
hearty good-by and wishing pleasant
journey to Prof Mcneil Those
present We're: Miss Grace York.
Miss Eugenia James, Miss Maggie
Thompson Miss Annie CAN'T, Miss
Margaret Taylor, Miss Cora Martin,
Miss Victoria Harrel, Miss Mamie
Mann, Miss Hazel Peck, Miss Aman-
da Caldwell. Miss Zue Thompson.
Miss Inez Thompson; Messrs. Frank
Roane, Frank Bridges, Sam Russell.
Dan Taylor. Rufus Arnold Garland
Hyatt, B. D. Herndon, Nick CAN'T,
Sam Alexander, Phil Crutcher Roy
Martin and Dillard Saunders.
Miss Vicie HarreIs home on West
olxth avenue was the scene of very
pretty porch party" Thursday morn
ing. when she entertained the men,
bers OF the Silk Stocking club. The
nome was decorated with palms and
cut flowers and the big porch formed
an ideal place for the entertainment
SlXhanded euchre was the game
played during the morning Each
contestant was presented with a
miniature silk stocking into which
was dropped bonbon as score was
registered and at the conclusion of
the game it was, found that Miss
Grace York had won the first prize
which was handsome pair of hand
embroidered Silk stockings. The
consolation prize, a chatelaine mir
ror fell to the lot of Mrs. Finley HUT