Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-06-04
Bradford Saunder rs.


of detail. Was Thai OF Miss Mldr'
Tavlcr Bradford and Mr.. Dllla-,'
Houston Saunders which was solemn
,%ea al the First Presbyterian church
last evening. Or. $. G. Alexander OH
Ciating.
Not only was hone society sci 3u&
o3,r tn" coming q IT, mp 'ih'
event. but Arkansas, &c we'll as DIN
states shared in : H. 'acernesS 10 dc
homage 10 one of IN most Wit!eIY
known Young women in the state ana
to one Ct the most worthy yonng men.
The church decorations Voc III
bridal white and green, palms, terms.
and bride rcses being used with Il nap
py result. The altar was dream OF
ldvelipess II was perfect embank-
ment of tai, stately palms, ana Win
the mvi1ad lights and pretty white
roses. formed an exquisite background
for the bridal party.
The wedding music prior TO the ca,
trance of the bridal party. and during
tic ceremony was very beanl1lni
with Mrs. Addie T Owen at the or
gan Mr. lrl Armstrong in his CHI
melGditus voice. sang because.
Menaels1hn's wedding march mark
ed the entrance of the wedding party.
They entered the church through the
east and south doors and marching
down the aisle crossed at the foot OF
the altar and took their places on eth
re side
The Young ladies and gentlemen
who acted as bridesmaids and groOms.
men were Misses Ella Howell. Matte
Cnrrie (Rives). Fay Taylor, Ella
Adams. Blanche Fox. Sallie Mccoy.
Matte Orto. Alice Robinson and Mar.
garet rayler:: Messrs. Turner Brad
ford (OklahOn1a,. Sterling Barrow
Wade Knox. Cnrran Nchol, Sam Rus
sell. John Sennett, Filney Darraw
Charles Triplett. Gerald Triplett, Mrs.
J. T bradford If Oklahoma was ma
trou Of honor and Miss Henrietta Tay
Ter. cousin Of the bride. was maid OF
honor. Following the bridesmaids
aaG 2raomsmen We're the maid and
matron IF honor. walking down either
aisle. The four fewer bearers. .]o-
sephine Wilkins Georgia Adne Brad
pS
Alexander preceded the bride who en-
tered leaning on the arm of her uncle,
Mr. J. G. Taylor and the groom, who
was accompanied by his brother, MI.
Doc Sanders of Dallas, Texas. The
grouping of he bridal party made an
exclusively beautiful picture. The
bridesmaids and matron of honor were
prettily attred in white. organizes.
and wore The short bridal wells held
In place by a cluster Of white jessa-
mine They carried bouquets OF
bride roses
Mrs. ]. T bradford of oklahoma
wore an ia b0rate creation IF crepe
de chine and point lac"; she also wore
the Vel ana carried roses.
The bride. a strihingly handsome
young woman was prettily adired in
M exquisite Partisan gown of white
Liberty satin deliberately trimmed i'll
caught with cluster 6 orange bios
SENS. Her flowers Were bride roses
ard lilies of the valley in shower
effect No fairer sweeter Girl has
ever eraced that altar.
Immediately after II. ceremony the
relatives and intimate friends were
driven . the home Of the BRIDE
mother. where an inf5..mal reception
was held
Miss Bradford is the only daughter
of Mrs H. P Bradford, and sine" her
return home from a yea spent in for
eisn travel ste has been rcignin2
belle She is possessed W IN a sweet
dispos ton that wakes friends every
Yh,ro.
M. Saunders. the nao1v @rca III. was
bern and reared in Pine Bluff and is
one O This e.ty's promising young
men He holds a position with the
Southern Grocery company, having
oeen & nnec4,d with y : firm toy
many years.
At midnight ne bride changed her
bridal robes 1o don a becoming travel
ing suit with nat to match. and the
happy pair left Tor an extended trip
The young people received many
beautiful and useful gifts. testifyins
the warm regard and loving interest
of the donors.
liz Honor Ct Miss Bragg.
Miss Elizabeth Worthen gave a
luncheon yesterday in honor Of Miss
Hattie Bragg. The polished table had