The Forrest City times., 1908-07-03
NANCE-DUTT0N WEDDING
MT. Robert B. Nance and Miss Annie Laurie DuttOn United in Beautiful Marriage Service at Presby-
 terian Church.

popuiaf anu prominent young people Of Newport, whose nuptials were the culminating event of series of pretty and elaborate functions in honor of the bride, the daughter of a distin- guished family.
 Just as the world loves a lover. " so are weddings the event about which the kindly interest of friends smiles approval upon the happy triumph of courtship, and to witness the uniting of the lives and fortunes of this couple from our most esteemed young people, the Presbyterian church was crowded Joy awaiting friends.
 The church was never seen To pret- tier advantage than garbed in the vel low and white decorations of the evening At the heads of the aisIes arches of the dominating colors en. livened with the woven greenery of vines heralded the pathway of the bridal party and higher central arch designated the spot where the troth should be plighted.
 At the appointed hours o'clock. the ushers, Messrs. B. ". Stainback and I. (. Folbre, Jr., of Forrest City en- tered the church via opposite aisles to the sweet air of Mendelssohn's march played by Mrs. F.. R. Wilmans seated on the pulpit platform. Following were two of the bridesmaids, Miss Christine Scull, of Little Rock and Miss Lucy Brandenburg: then Messrs. Adam Loekard and Henry Owen, Misses Agnes Williams, of Texarkana and Hilda Bailey, MesSrs. J. 0. Powell and Joseph H. Martin, of Memphis. Next the maid and matron of honor, Miss Josephine Phillips. and Mrs T. (. FoIbre. Jr., of Forrest City. the foregoing having all entered singly via opposite aisles.
 The groom accompanied by his best man, MT Roy Dutton, advanced to the altar via the left aisle and the bride followed from the right entrance upon the arm of her father. Mir. ". W. Dutton.
 Rev. k. 5. Willis said the pretty and impressive service of the brides church and the. ring was used to seal the vows to each other i'll the hallow- ed court.
 The wedding march from Wagner's Lohengrin was used for the reces- sional, the bridal party repairing at once to the home of the bride where an elegant reception had been planned in their honor
 The wedding was declared by all to have been one of the prettiest in the history of our city and to this young couple as they enter another life apart from old time ties and associa- tions, the Independent joins in the and good wishes of many friends. May they garner rich stores of prosperity and happiness and an enduring love keep sunshine and joy dominant in their home.
 The groom has made very success ful salesman for the Cudahy Packing Company in this territory, is young man of fine business ability, quick to make friends and holding them as easily. Of high character and manly disposition, he enjoys the confidence and esteem of all.
 rrto lN,.olt- lD,.;Ia Iol,not- -,,Io,, did family and from girIhood has been very dear t0 the hearts of host of Newport friends Of a loyabe tem- perament, her ideals are high and her talents have been cultivated in the best schools Attractive, kind and sympathetic, she is deseryedly popular and certain to grace the home of the worthy man she has accepted.
 Mir. and Mrs Nance left Thursday night for a two weeks visit to his home at Huntsville, Alabama, expect ing to return via Chicago and Kansas Chicago. They will board this sum- mer with the brides parents and in the fall expect to make their home near Huntsville
 MT. Nance is well and favorably known to large circle of friends in Forrest City, and his bonnie bride has visited here, where she was a lovely guest of Mrs. T. c. Folbre. Jr. and made many warm friends, all of whom will be delighted to read the above notice of their lovely and happy wedding.
 The Times extends Bob and his bride it's best. wishes and hopes their lives may be one of great good for tune and happiness.
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