Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07
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A Park Dance.

A Park Dance.
There was a dance at Forest park
Tuesday night under the management
Of Mr.. Haynes Gregory, and all pres
ent pronounced it one of the most en-
present we're: Misses Maggie Taylor,
Aylmer Taggart, Bette Austin, Nell
Gallagher. Matte Orto, lola Philpot
Annatel Taylor, Margie Belle Atkin
son. Miss Bellamy (Altheimer), Nell
Voss GLittle Rock). Miss Williams
(Walnut Ridge) Miss Johnson (Hel-
ena), Lutte Alexander, Jessie An
crews, Nettie Grace Irma Grace Cora
Lee Buck, Nettie Byrd, Pauline Sc,ll,
Virginia Walker Eulalie Walker, Ma
bel Ivy, Estelle Lindsay, Sue Perkins,
Bessie Smith, Lola Mann, Bette CALI
Josie Withers. Josie Haizlip, Bessie
Howard, Fannie Hanf: Messrs, Curran
Nichol Sam Russell, Sam Arnett. Dr..
Mayfeld DR.. Johnson, Carl Rutledge
DR.. Duckworth, Newton Maer, Will
Nichol Willie Wilson, Han Rutledge,
J. P. Moore. x. r. Roberts, John Ben
ton, Guy Taggart, Hardee Kilsore
Hunter Knox, Harry Stark, Frank
Hearn, Will Alexander Robert Trim
ble John Gillespie, Howell Westbrook,
John Curry, Frank Bloom. Sol Bloom
John Trimble. Charles Madding, Allen
Orto Will Rowell Harold Bluthenthal
v. O. Alexander, Edgar Reinberger,
Harry Lindsey. Henry Haizlip, Mr.
Maiden, Harold Roth. Mr.. Borrenson
Birthday Anniversary.
Max We'll celebrated his seventy
seventh birthday anniversary Thurs
day. Mr.. We'll is one of
the best known and most
highly honored citizens of Pine
Bluff, and his many friends join in
wishing him many more anniversaries.
He received many handsome presents.
Martin-Pierce.
Samuel Kimberly Pierce of Pine
Bluff and Miss Cora Boiling Martin,
daughter of Judge Thomas B. Martin,
were married at the First Methodist
church Wednesday night The church
was filed with friends long before the
hour set for the ceremony, and before
the arrival of the bridal party. Mrs
Jesse Core of Pine Bluff sang 81 Love
Thee So. by De Koven, following
which the wedding march by Mendels-
81 hn was sung as a double quartet as
professional for the party. The
groomsmen, Messrs. Tom. James and
Robert Martin. Garland Hyatt and S.
M. Powell, entered from the vestibu!e
and advanced to the chancel down the
side aisles The bridesmaids. Mrs. $.
M. Pr we'll, and Misses Miller. Thomp-
sen. Fuller, Halliburton and Alban,
entered from the rear of the church
Then came the matron of homer. Mrs
Daniel I.inthilum. sister Of the bride
who entered from the vestry door on
the left. The bride entered with her
1ather and proceeded down the left
aisle and was net by the groom AVID
lis BEST man, John Cowper. The brid
al party formed a semi-circle abouf
the cbancel, while the ceremony was
said by Rev. w. F. Andrews. The
hflde was 9oWned in an imported robe
OF lace over taffeta, made princess
with real lace bertha and f1ounce
The filmy veil which enveloped her
and came to the end of her court train
was held in place hy handsome
pfooch. She carried shower bouquet
OF Bride roses and maidenhair ferns
The matrea Of honor wore pink NOUS
seine over silk, and carried pink
roses and ferns. The bridesmaids
were white dresses with pink girdles
and sashes and carried bouquets of
Bride esmaid roses and ferns. After the
ceremony the double quartet, which
was composed of Mesdames Ernest
Orr. Mary Bateman. Jesse Core pine
Fluff and Will Henniger and Messrs.