The Forrest City times., 1908-03-20
MDANlEl- MITCHELL
Forrest City Young Man Leads One of Cit! 0f Roses Fairest Flowers
 to the Marriage Altar.

On Wednesday afternoon. March Is, 1908, at 2:30 o'clock at the family resi- dence, l42l Spring Street, Little Book, Miss Emily Mitchell was happily married to Mr. Charley Mcdaniel, of Forrest City. in the presence of few relatives and intimate friends, Rev. F.. E. Morris, of the Presbyterian church officiating. Miss Christine Scull, of Little Rock, was the brides maid, and MT. Leo Grobmyer, of this city, acted as groomsman. Mrs. s. r. Nc Daniel, mother of the groom, and Miss Emily Davis, of Forrest City, attended the wedding, and were guests in the Mitchell home.
 The house was beautifully decorated in potted plants and cut flowers, and dainty wedding luncheon was served the wedding party, after which the newly welded couple. were driven to the Rock Island depot. escorted by large party of relatives, friends and we'll wishers and took train for this city, amid d shower of rice and con gratulatious.
 The wedding party arrived here at 6;l5 o'clock, and repaired to the lovely Mel Daniel home on lZard street, which had been beautifully decorated for the reception of the party, and where tempting supper had been spread. Here score or more of relatives and intimate friends of the family gath cred to enjoy the wedding feast and to meet the lovely bride and welcome her to her new home
 The few words above tell the story of the happy continuation of a roman tic wooing which began when both the high contracting parties were in their school days. There were no cards, and only flew of the groom's intimate friends and his immediate family heIe, had any inkling of what was about to take place. and the news came as pleasant surprise to his friends here.
 The bride is the daughter .of Mrs. Jas Mitchell. and a sister of MesSrs. Will and Horace Mitchell of the Demo- crat Printing X Lithographing Com pany of Little Rock. She has been rais- ed in that city, and is descendant of one of the first families of the State She is young lady of rare personal beauty and countless charming traits of sweet w0manly grace, and is immi- nently qualified to adorn the home, and make ideal happiness for the fortunate man whom she has honored by the gift of her heart and hand, and The Times joins MT. McDaniel's friends, (who are now hers in extend ing the winsome little lady a hearty welcome to her new home.
 The groom is too we'll known in this city to require any lengthy introduc- tion to our readers. He is the only son of MT. $. r. and Mrs. Sallie ]. Me Daniel, and was born and raised in this city, and k engaged with his father in the plumbing, steamftting and mill supply business in this city. He is clever and genial young gentle man of sober industrious habits-one who makes friends of all with whom he comes in contact. Charley Me" as he is familiarly known and called, is probably one of the most popular young men in Forrest City, and can count his friends as legion.
 We wish the young couple all the good luck, happiness, prosperity and joy imaginable, That their voyage out and across the sea of life may be through summer seas, and aided by amending favoring breezes. is the sin