The Forrest City times., 1908-07-10
M0SBY-DAVIS NUPTlALS.
Pretty Home Wedding Celebrated al Happy Home Of ChIei of Police
 and srs. John N. Davis,

tfAE t# the IlOSt Ip34IlIli home weddings that has ever been witness ei in Forrest City. was that of Ni~, Claud Davis and Mr. John Levi, No>hE. which was celebrated at tie lovely home of the brides parents. Marshal and Mrs. John NJ. Davis. on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. Frsi Little, formerly Presiding Elder of the Helena District. but now the local pastor of the Methodist church at Marianna, officiating
 The beautiful home which sets back among number Of grand old forest trees, was srtistically deeora- ted with cut flowers and potted plants, the color scheme of green and white being carried out through out. The rooms were darkened and lighted with candles Of the same colors.
 Miss Elizabeth Mosby, sister of the groom, presided at the piano, and rendered Mendelsohn's wedding march as the wedding party entered inthe following order:
 Tie folding doors between the par iors were thrown open, and tempora- ry gates. handsomely decorated, were thrown open by Little Miss Azile Merritt, who preceded the party Miss Myrtle Davis, lovely sister of the bride, Maidfof Honor, with Mr Arnold Reynolds, of Memphis; Mir. John L. Mosby, the groom. and his best man Mir. Clarence Fleece; then came the beautiful bride and her older sister, Mrs Joe Mosby, of Graw- fordsyiile, as Matron of Honor.
 They were met just inside the gates by the officiating minister and the ceremony delivered extempore, was solemnly and beautifully rendered
 Immediately after the ceremony the happy couple received the congratula- tions of their many present friends, the bride made quick change of gowns, and they departed on the east bound train for Memphis, thence to St. Louis, Chicago and the Great Lakes, where they will visit for a couple of weeks, and be at home at No l67l Poplar street, Memphis, after July 22
 The bride wore dainty and most becoming gown of white embroidered Point-de-sprit over taffeta, and car ried shower boguet of brides roses Her going away costume was lovely tan voile
 The maid of honor wore lovely dress of white silk suzine, with real lace trimmings, and the matron of honor wore white silk suZine over tai feta, with green trimmings both car rying shower boquets of carnations.
 Mrs. Merritt Crenshaw of Craw- fordstile and Mrs sc. Neel received
 The out-of-town guests were Mrs. Joe Mosby and children and Mrs. Mer- ritt Crenshaw, of Charlottesville: Mis- ses Elizabeth and Maria Mosby, M iSs Louise and MT Clarence Fleece and MT. Arnold Reynolds, of Memphis; and Mrs. Thomas, of Helena
 Many valuable and magnificent pres ents were received and greatly admir- ed by the company present and others | fQr,seYeral days since
 Rhe bride is the fourth daughter of Marsha and Mr, John NJ. Davis, and k one of the brightest and best girls in Forrest City.
 Nr. M0oby i, young busiue,, man of Memphis, who k interested in the Mosbl Seed Co. formerly the tBa- thorne Seed O.. and isqaite@el5-to-d5
 TAes are well mated and hand some couple and looked thetefy per Is1nihe1tion of happiness. They WilI reside in Memphis. The Times wi,he- them all happiness and great Joy We hope they will live long, have geod l. l. 4ft