Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-06-02
Bradford. Saunders.

5TdCI OF IL. dGliuSI D.
p-4.0n1fnent among the many Spr;ne
weddings. unsurpassed fer elegance
= 841ail. Was that OF Miss Mldr /
rav1cy Bradford and Mr.. DiIlard
rouston Saunders, which was solemn
ned AT the FIRST Presbyterian church
,os, evening. Dr. S. G. Alexander oHi-
eating
Not Gnly was homo society SCI .-,,'.
- the coming Of IL, Important
went. but Arkansas. IL we'll as 9th !
e4ates shared in the ea2eines> TO do
,on,aae to one OF tn most nilolv
known yaung women in the state and
n one f fhe most worthy Young men
The church decorations we'c in
bridal white and green. palms. forms
and bride roses being used with hap
nv result. The altar was q dream OF
loveIsnass. Il WAS perfect embank-
rent ef tail stately palms and vii
the uvirad lights and pretty white
,csfs. formed an exquisite background
fer the bridal party.
The wedding music prior 10 The or
jt1ance of the bridal party and during
Ito ceremony was very beautiful
WIN Mrs. Addie T Owen al the or.
gan. Mr.. Irl Armstrong. in his rch
nclGdicus voice. sang BECAUSE
Mendelsohn's wedding march mark
led the entrance of the wedding party.
They entered the church through the
clown the aisle crossed at the foot OF
tbe altar and took their places on eth
Re side.
The young ladies and gentlemen
who acted as bridesmaids and 2rooms-
men We're Misses Ella Howell. Matte
Currie iRivesl Fay TAYLOR, Ella
kdams. Blanche Fox. Sallie Mccoy.
Matte Orto. Alice Robinson and Mar
earet Taylcr: Messrs Turner Brad
ford (Oklahoma) Sterling Barrow
Wade Knox. Curran Nichol Sam Rus
Fell. John Sennett Filney Darraw
Charles Triplett, Gerald T,ipleii. Mrs
Il. T. Bradford of Oklahoma was ma
iron of honor and Miss Henrietta Tay-
lcr. cousin Of the bride. WAS maid of
Ehonor. Following the bridesmaids
and erGomsmen We're the maid and
knatron of honor. walking down either
Ihisle. The four fcwer-bearers. 10
5eephine Wilkins. Georgia Adine Brad
&osd, Walter Wilkins and Nirginius
alexander preceded the bride. who en-
3ered leaning on the arm Ct her uncle.
Mr. j. g. Taylor, and the groom. who
kas accompanied by his brother. Mr..
Doc Saunders, Of Dallas. Texas. The
grouping of the bridal party made an
fxquisitely beautiful picture. The
bridesmaids and matron of honor We're
erettily attired in white organizes.
bnd wore the short bridal wells held
ln place by cluster OF white jesSa-
mine They carried bouquets OF
bride roses.
Mrs. J. r. Bradford OF Oklahoma
Wore an elaborate creation of crepe
t. chine and point lace: she also wore
The veil and carried roses
The bride. strikingly handsome
Roung woman, was prettily attired III
en exquisite Partisan gown of white
Liberty satin. deliberately trimmed in
Duchess lace. The long tulle veil was
tansh; with cluster Of orange bios
$oms. Her flowers We're bride roses
Ind lilies of the valley iii shower
etfect. No fa'rer sweeter girl has
fNer graeed that altar.
Immediately after the ceremony the
Driven - the home of the brides
ntther. where an informal reception
Mas held.
Miss Bradford is the only daughter
pt Mrs. H. P. Bradford, and since her
fe'urn home from year spent in for
elgn travel, she has been reigning
felle. She is possessed with a sweet
nls position that makes friends every
Where.
Mr.. Saunders. the napny groom was