Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-08
1 'Iarianna Wedding.

Narianna Wedding.
 The following accouut u' su, a.ur- fiaae If Ms Eddie Morrow aa1 Hr John F. Johnston at Mariana ,asr Wednesday, is taken from the Mari anna IndeX, and wil he os interest to many ill ;his city which VAS thy tUme of the pride during her ehild- hood, and she has visited relatives 2nd friends here several times since il ceased to be hei. home.
 Wednesday evening at~ix oclocN 'ae Methodist church was the scene of beautiful marriage. The coll 'Iacting parties were Nr. John E. Johnston and Miss Eddie Morgo1
 The church was artistically decor aled with masses Of palms anI pink roses Preceding the arrival of tae |5riaa! party quite an enjoyable nlu- |sicsl proGram was rendered. The o. {gan was presided oyer by Mrs. W. $. Atkins. Miss Shellye Burrow oi Mi Ian, Teanosse delighted the audience with her exceptionally artistic ren- ,diti0n of A violin solo accomnanied on the organ bX Miss Nellie Burrow. Mr. Garland $. Brckev sang Deep in Ny Heart. Beloved" and just be- fore the bridal proeessional Miss Laura Goyan sang Because of You
 Mrs. N Nkins then began he beal- tifuI strain, of Menlelssohns weddine marchj of the bridal party o1,5g, i'll the following order: Nj. Gaoe-e
 Harris and Nl'@Wilson Northcross of Memphis came I'D opposite ai5fe5 of tho church and following them Wera Nr. Jesae l.. isaaes and Nr. Robert D Jasratf Miss Lola Mann = e1na Buff aud Miss Evelyn Derrick M1. Push Govan aHl Mf Burke Nsnu Misses Manic Mann a0l siH4cis Derrick, Mr Lee Derrick and Mr Wm. l. shoftin. .fhe4 were folIowei Hy Ms. Baseom Green of Goldwatar. Miss. matron of honor, and Miss My1- ste May Brown, maid Of honor pre- eoding little Miss Pearl Mann, ring boareH
 Miss Morrow then entered attended i D. her brother. Mr. Walker Morrow of Little Rock. They were mct Ut the ehancel by Mr. John Johnston a6d lis, brother, Ml Guy Johnston. W!3o on- tered from the study at the right of of the chaueel
 The Rev, Mr Little was waiting tt the chancel and read the impressive ceremony Of the Episcopal Church, joining in the holy bonds of wedlock these TWO young people After the tBenediction was pronoun cG lse bride party left the church in order rcyeYs- cd from the entrance The rocessioa- q! music was the bridal chorus from i.ohen@rin.
 The brides @oWa was empire style and of satin crepe, elaborately trim med in lace and silk fringe Her face veil was fastened with diamoud broach, the gift of her aunt, Mrs W. ]. Northcross of Memphis. She car ried q bouquet of bride roses with shower of valley lilies. Her only other ornament was a heavy gold bracelet, the gift of the groom Mrs. Green ana Miss Brown wole iirec- toire gowns of gloria satin and car Tied punches of white carnations. Mrs. Green also wore a large white hat. The bridesmaids we.' eantily soVned in white liberty satin direc- toire gowns and carried pink car nations.
 Mr. Johnston was reared n Mari- 1 anna and calls everybody here his the number of handsome wedding gifts. He is in the employ of the Merchants Cotton Company.
 Miss Morrow is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs w. X. Morrow and the niece of MT. W. B. Mann. The fam is proudly claimed as Mariana from Brownsville, Tenn. By her many charms and gracious person. ality she has won many friends and is proudly claimed as 8 Mariana l girl.
 After an informal reception at the home of the bride Mr. and Mrs John i ston departed for a short trip to Hot 1 Springs.
 The brides going-away costume was q tailored suit of slate gray with J accessories in harmony. lIearnc- Triplett.
 Invitations reading as follows have 1