The Forrest City times., 1908-04-17
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Relatives and Friends of Bride Given Pleasant Surprise-Dan Cupid
 Couldn't Wait for Date Set,

$50 o'clock, NIT. Clifford F. Deapp age B. of St. Louis. and Miss Dora Annette Nadakin. age 20, of this city. were happily married, in the presence of few friends at the home of fbe brides parents, MT. and Mrs. FL. ' adakin, the Rev. Mr. Edward Thomas Mabley, rector Of the Church Of the Good Shepherd officiating.
 The party arrived from Little Rock on the belated 6:15 train, and when their intentions were made known the Nadakin household was immed. lately put all astir. and the assistance of several servants and a number of friends. soon had the pretty home very comfortably and nicely arranged Tor the ceremony and reception.
 MT. and Mrs. Deane had been en. gagged for several months, and the day had been fixed for the first of May. it being their intention to issue invita- tions and have more elaborate wed. ding, but love laughs at locksmiths. and likewise at conyentionalties and ceremonies, and is tickle as to dates so It came to pass that on Friday morning the groom swept away all air castles and arrangements. and tele- phoned his fancee to get ready to be married at home that night.
 Only very few were informed of the happy event, and quite d number of these friends were present to wit ness the ceremony and extend good wishes and congratulations to the happy twain
 The ceremony took place in the west room of the Nadakin home. At 9:3O the priest entered from the hail. and took his place in front of the double. curtain ed window. 4 moment afterward he was followed by the groom and his best man, MT. George NJ Buchanan. of Chicago; then came the pretty bride. leaning upon the arm of her father. who gave her away.
 The beautiful service of the Epi,co- pal ritual was read and responses made, and as they knelt before the priest upon the cushions arranged for that purpose, they were made one flesh. The bride looked very pretty and very happy in gown of white null and lingerie, though she showed the marks of her recent long illness in the Battle Creek Infrmary at Little Rock.
 It was one of the prettiest little home weddings that We ever attend ed, and especially, considering the very short time in which they had to prepare for it. There was no pomp nor glamor, but ther was happiness and sweet communion of hearts that were full of love and tenderness. and there was good cheer for all
 After the ceremony the company o. fered their many good wishes. and a half hour or so was spent in pleasant conversation and repartee after which good nights and good wishes were again said, and the company adjourn~ CL " AAtCIt ICN pcN llhc lAtlleS.
 The bride and groom spent tie night and Saturtay forenoon with Mr. and Mrs. Vadakin. the forenoon being pleasantly spent in drive about the city from the wedding breakfast untH time to take the fast train west at II o'clock, tEe groom being obliged 10 return to lis duties q once. Mrs. Deane remained until Monday, when she rejoined her hu>- band in Little Rock. where they will reside temporarily. and later will probably live in St. Louis.
 Nr beane i, a very pleasant and genial gentleman. and bears acq8ain- tauce He won the hearts and good opinion of Ii, brides relatives and friends. " hi, frank and qfabe manners, and all regretted that lis duties required him 10 leave 50 soon. He holds responsible position as train auditor with tAe Missouri Pa ciic Railway Company. running be- tween Kansas City and Shreveport. and was due ta leave Little Rock Sat urday evening.
 MT Buchanan, his bachelor ehum and best man, k also quite pleasant young gentleman, and made friends of all who met him. He travels cut of Chicago.
 The Times desires 10 join in all good wishes and congratulations to the bride and groom. and hopes their lives may ever be as bright and happy as their present felicity indicates il will be.
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