Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-06
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Beautiful Crystal Wedding.

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 Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Freeman enter tained Friday afternoon with a bril- liant reception in celebration of the fifteenth anniversary of their marri- age. The affair was one of the love Hest of the year the flower bedecked rooms, and handsome gowns of house. party and guests forming a pretty pie ture. Parlors, halls and dining room were redOlent with the fragrance of Cape Jessamines and white carnations. the snowy wilderness of the flowers relieved by the rich green of palms and ferns. Thron9s of guests called during the afternoon and were greet ed i'll the hall by Mesdames x. B. Tru- lock. w. II. Langford R. E. Lee and T. H. Collier. In the receiving line ill the front parlor with Mr. and Mrs, Freeman, stood Miss Bettie Aus tin, Mrs. o. w. Clark and Mrs. George \. Lake, these having been flower girls al the wedding of fifteen wears dSo' oul dS tle DIlue ana groom re- ceived the kindly greetings and best wishes of their friends yesterday after noon it was hard for the guests to realize that sufficient years had pass ed to transform the little flower girls into 'SroWn-npS. Mrs Freeman wore a handsome and becoming semi-prin- nc en 1raine. trimmed with silk filet net handsomely embroidered. Mesdames Sebastian Geisreiter, Leo Andrews. ]. NJ. Elliott, and J, L. Caldwell were re- ceiving in the back parlor. The deco rations in this room were enhanced by the glitter of cut glass. the remem- brances of hosts of friends. and these handsome pieces in great variety of form also filled sideboard. side tables. and cabinets in the fower-laden din- ing room. The receiving party in the dining room was composed of Mesdames w. A. TaSgart. H. l. Hol- derness. M. Danaher. and ] NJ. Tav-
  and green. with a handsome Cluny lace cover. the anniversary gift of the brides mother. \ tall cut glass vase filled with white carnations. Cape Jes- saminss and asparagus fern, graced the center of the table, it's beauty mir rored in a handsome reflector. Around hn II. of the table. were two rows of crystal vases. numbering the years of mar ried life. each filled with white car nations and the beautiful asparagus fern, and linked together by crystal chains. At either side were crystal candelabra holding white candles whose soft lights gave fairy-like touch to the picture. The chandelier was gracefully trimmed with white flow CTS and the feathery fern, while from it were suspended crystal wedding bells with a single white blossom for claDper. Electric lights glowed from amid the green. and the picture was
 
 of ices and cakes, in which the deco rative scheme was carried out, was served. the number 15 being daintily outlined in white upon the cakes Tn the punch-room, refreshing punch was served from a cut glass punch bowl by Misses Blanche Fox, Grace York, Aylmer Taggart, Sue Perkins, lola Philpot and Mary Geisreiter. Mrs. c. G. Newman, mother Of the bride" was the gracious hostess of the home, cordially giving welcome to all who called. On so happy an occasion one could not but recall the lines, But happy they. the happiest of their kind Whom gentle stars unite. and in one
 fate
 Their hearts, their fortunes. and their
 beings blend!'