Graham guardian., 1906-11-16
Wedding Bells

wedding took place at the First
Methodist church of this city,
Wednesday morning at eight
O'Clock, November fourteenth,
when Miss Pearl Kemp became
the wife Of Mr.. George Riley
Yorke.
The church was artisticAliy dec
GRATED, the chAncel being Alled
with white and yellew cbrysanthe.
NUNS and potted palms. sus,
pended from the chandeliers were
white bells, beneath which the
ceremony took place.
Mrs. r. l.. Henderson, the
groom's sister, sang 80 Promise
Me-" after which the bridal party
entered to the strains of kendel.
shon's Wedding March, played by
Mrs. B. y. Thum.
The bride was beautifully
.goWned in white net over taReta.
The veil was gracefully drspod
over her hair, in which white
roses were fastened. She carried
a boqust of brides roses. She ap-
preached the Altsr with her broth
er in.law, DR.. Belt. where she was
met by the groom, who was ae-
companied by the best man, Ar.
Earl Hastings, Of Morenci. The
brides sister, Mrs. Baker, who
was matron of honor, wore white
crepe de chine Her boquet was
of white chryssnthemums. The
maid Of honor, Miss Terrell, was
dressed in yellow null. She ear.
ried yellow chrysAnthemams. The
brides maids, Misses Hunter Snd
Tucker. wore white and carried
yellow flowers. The RoWsr girls,
the little Misses Mildred and
Blanche Birdno and tho ring
bearer, little Gladys Dunlap, we're
dainty dressed ia white.
Immediately after the ceremony
an informal reception was held at
the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beebe.
Miss Kemp WAS oRe Of SafRord's
most charming girls and will be
greatly missed by her many frieAds,
both old and young
Mr.. Yorke is . successful bUsi.
ness man of Morenci and g favorits
iR social circles,
The young couple were lavishly
remembered with many beautiful
gifts.
Immediately after the reception
thsy left on the carly HorRisg
train.
Fwo DAYS BBToRs
For the hrst time this season the
hospitable Robinsoh hose was
opened to the younger set when a
package shower was given on
Monday afternoon, ia honor of
Miss Pearl Kemp. Many have
been the charming affairs gwen at
this lovely home, but the hostesses
surpassed themselves on this
notable occasion. This was tho
last of tho many delightful aEairs
rendered this dainty bridet to-bs.
The parlor was perfect bower
of white and yellow ehrysAnthe
NUNS, tho color scheme to be used
at the approaching marriage. Ia
a corner Of the room, where q
throne had been erected, the bride
elect was led by her chosen maids,
Misses Hunter and Tucker. Then
the maid of honor, Miss Terrell of
MorencI, crowned her with pro-
miscuous sised packages woven
together with white satin ribbon.
A contest Of questions and an
swSrs was givsn, in which the
guests were not Slow in asiAg
their ready wit and humor, The
prise was awarded Miss Terrell.
The way to the dining room was
led by the bridal party elect, where
= pretty course luncheon was
served. The table was decorated
suggestive of the approaching
nuptials, tho center piece being q
brides cake surmountsd by a.
silver bsIl. Beautiful
white and yellow chrYsAnthemums
were gracefully arranged about the
table among silver and cut glass.
Above the table was suspended by |
white and yellow ribbons a basket
alled by the same exquisite aoverS,
The place cards Of double hearts
adorned with white bows and gild.
I'd wedding bells marked places
for Mesdames Baker, Thum, Belt, |
Misses Komp, Terrell, Tucker,
Hunter, WardIaw, Dowdle, Fisher,
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