Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-09

terest Mr.. Mcneil has not fully
completed his program, ana is yet to
+ select his soprano.
Grase-Borresen.
ST .Ioseph's Catholic church was
the scene of an interesting wedding
Wed esday afternoon at , O'Clock
when the Ri Rev. Mnsg. Lucey united
ir the holy bonds of matrimony Miss
Eh4ily Josephine Grace and Mr. Jules
T. Rolresen, two popular young peo-
pie. OF t'1is city The event took place
III the presence OF large asseiablaSe
of friends and relatives Of the eon-
pie The three affairs in the sanctuary
had been made beautiful by the lavish
use of cut flowers and palms. Lighted
by white alt.'r tap rs and myriad elec-
tric lights, the scene was very pic
turesque and the bridal tableau
strikine one Prior to the entrance OF
the bridal party Mrs. Jesse Core, in
her rich cGntralto voice. beautifully
rendered 81 love you" with Mrs. +.
w. Rocaee presiding at the organ. The
usual wedding marches were playe
fol professional and racesslchal, BOZ
soft and Nswant airs were used as in
tcrlutles. The wedding party entered
the church as follows: First. the ush-
ers. Two by two, Messrs. T'urman
I.outhan and Porter Grace Pinscn
Pride and Chas. Trip1ett. DR. 1 {.
Elcar and Rufus Arnold. They were
followed by the matron of hose" Mrs
Miss Bette Hahn, the maiG OF honor
, The groom and best" man. Mr.. Geo
Borresen entered the edifice .hron.h
the right door of the chr;ch. while
the bride leaning On the arm ci hef
father entered through the left door.
At The foot of he sanctuary the n.a:-
riage ceremony was said by the Ha.'-
| tor in a most beautiful and impress
siye manner. After the solemn VOWS
were taken the bride and groom left
the church. followed by the attend
ants. They we're driven to the home
of Judge and Mrs A. B. Grace. where
AZ informal reception was held, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Borresen left over
the Iron Mountain for an extensive
yisi: to relatives in Wisconsin. The
o11, 0f {iNoA IN
exquisite creation Of ,chiffon@ crepe. de
chine with trimmings of duchess lace.
Her flowers wre white carnations In
shower effect she wore for travelling
tailored suit of broadcloth with hat
in harmony Mrs. Alexander was very
.1haraing in green crepe de chine and
carried pink carnations. Miss Hahn
was a vision of loveliness in gown
of white crepe de chine: she carried
sn arm bouquet Of white carnations.
The bride and her attendants wore
exquisite picture hats. Quite num-
her Of rare and costly gifts attest the
popularity of the bride and groom.
Among the many presents received
We're many valuable and beautiful
articles of silver, cut glass and works
of art. Mrs. Borresen is the. daughter
of Judge and Mrs. A. B. Grace. She
is young woman possessing mane
noble qualities which have made for
her a hest Of friends. Mr.. Borresen
is a valuable attache Of the Sawyer
and Austin Lumber company. He has
been a resident of Pine Bluff only six
years but since that time his person
al qualifications have made for him as
many friends in a social way as his
ability as business man, has Won
him in the comne ercial world. Mr..
and Mrs. Borresen will be at home to
their many friends after December !.
o'Keefe. elaeI.s y -
Dr. O. f. Black ard Miss Josephine
O'Keefe were married al the resi-
dence of the bride. in Thornton. Wed,
pesday evening DR.. Black is promi'
nent dentist of this city. and is well