The Forrest City times., 1907-08-02
Brady-Do0ley Nuptials.

The nuptials of MT. William King Brady and Miss Nettie Trevett Dooley. solemnized on Monday night at the methodist church in this city, may easily be elassed among the prettiest weddings of the year.
 The decorations of the sacred edifice. where 80 many fashionable events of this character have been witnessed, were never more beautiful and the scene about the altar when the cere- mony was read, beggared description Tor its solemnity and sweet sacredness.
 The wedding party was about thirty or forty minutes late in arriving, ow- ing to the fact that the driver of the carnage containing MT. Tom Williams and MT. John L. Pope, best man and groomsman, lost his way when the trip out to the Dooley home was made, thus causing a vexing delay. All this, however, was forgotten when Mrs. S. $. Swan began the rendition of Men deisohn's march, just on the stroke of nine from the city clock and the bridal party entered in the following order:
 Mir. Jas. Gillian and Mir. Joe David son, ushers; Miss Willie Weatherall, bridesmaid; Miss Etta Sheffield, brides maid; MT. John Pope, groomsman; MT. Dan Pilkington, groomsman; the bride with her sister, Miss Maggie Dooley all entering from the front, while the groom with his best man, Mir. Tom Williams, came in from the rear and met the bride and bridesmaid at the foot of the aisle in front of the altar
 Bro. Milford, the popular resident minister, then stepped forward and read the impressive ceremony that Joined two loving hearts and made the happy twain one-one in thought and purpose, one in desire and ambition, one to meet and experience life's joys and sorrows, in fact, one in all things pertaining to their future welfare.
 The bridesmaids carried white carna- tions. The maid of honor carried pink roses and the bride carried bride s roses and was most becomingly gowned in veil and orange blossoms with dress of white organdie. trimmed in real lace.
 Always pretty, the bride was per feet dream of beauty in her wedding toilet.
 Everything was propitious for the occasion. The weather was perfect and no wedding within our memory was witnessed by larger assemblege of people. Nobody remained away that could possibly attend and the throng on the outside was almost as large as the audience gathered inside the church.
 After the ceremony the bridal party repaired to the home of the bride where luncheon was rendered them
 The young couple were the recipients of numerous handsome and appropriate gifts attesting the fact that they start out on life's journey with the love and good wishes of wide circle of friends and relatives.
 The visitors at the wedding were MT. s. B. Brady and Miss Jamie Elizabeth Brady, father and sister of the groom from Buntyn, Tenn. Miss Mary Ayers of Paragould, MT. and Mrs. John Me Cain of Pine Bluff, Miss Etta Sheffield and Miss Willie Weaterall of Memphis.
 A reception and luncheon was ten dered the bridal party on Tuesday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Tom O'Brien that proved to be one of the most enjoyable social functions in connection with the wedding.
 The Times begs to join in hearty congratulations to the newly welded for long and happy life.
 A Happy Family.