The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-04
M'HENRY HARTJE WEDDING
Occurred at Methodist Church
 Tuesday.
Pretty Ceremony Marked the Marriage of One of This City's Most Pop
 ular Young Ladies.

At the Methodist church in this city Tuesday, at , o'clock p. III. Girard $. McHenry of Isola, Miss, was married to Miss Bessie Hartje of this city, Rev. Jas. A. Anderson officiating.
 The church was beautifully decorated with testoons of ivy, the chancel was banked with ferns and an immense wedding bell of white roses was suspended above the altar, while the glowing lights from many electric bulbs enhanced the beauty of the scene.
 The bridal party entered ill the following order; Opie Hartje, Joe McHenry, Dumas Hill and Harrell Gist, ushers; Miss Lillian Ander- son, maid of honor; little Master Jimmie Ligon, page; and little Miss Irene Harrell, flower girl. The bride entered with her father, ]. H. Hartje, while the groom and best man, C. C. Holly of Little Rock, met them at the chancel. Miss May D. Tucker presided at the organ, and Mrs. Lyda T. Walling played violin obligato. The professional was Lohengrin s Wedding March, and during the service a selection from Faust was softly rendered, while the grand strains of Mendelssohn' S triumphial march sounded the notes of the recessional. The large church was filled with friends of the con- tracting couple to witness the mar riage.
 After the ceremony reception at the home of the brides parents was rendered to about fifty of their most intimate friends and relatives. The pretty home on Robinson ave nue, was beautifully decorated with ferns and a profusion of cut flowers. From a table banked with flowers and resplendent with cut-glass, Miss Ruth Hartje, the charming little sister of the bride, served punch, and from buffet delicious cream and cake were served.
 The bride was handsomely gowned in a crepe de chine over silk and over this fell the shim- mering folds Of her bridal veil. She carried an arm bouquet ot bride roses. Miss Lillian Ander- son, the maid of honor, wore d pretty costume of white net over blue silk and her flowers were pink roses. The going away gown of the bride was gray tailored suit, with hat and gloves ensuite. MT. and Mrs. McHenry left on the 5:3S train for Louisville and Gin cinnati, and will be at home in Isola, Miss. after Oct. IS.
 Miss Bessie is the eldest daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. ]. H. Hartje, and is one of Conway most beautiful and intelligent young ladies. She is a graduate of Cen tral College, and has held the DO sition of teacher i'll the public school i'll this city for several years and had been reelected for the present term. Her many lovable tracts of character has endeared her to a large circle of devoted friends, who regret to have her leave the city MT. McHenry is a popular young business man ot Isola, who is to be congratulated upon his good fortune ill winning this charming young woman fol his wife.
 MT and Mrs. MCHenry are the recipients of many costly and beautiful gifts, the loving testi- monials of the high esteem Of thell friends.
 Among those from a distance who attended the wedding were Mir. and Mrs. C. C. Holly of Little Rock and Mrs. McHenry and son, Joe, of Mississippi.