Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-17
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 tod last night at 3 o'clock
 r,...t presbyterian church m
 u.nen Miss iola Jeanetta
 n'' ,,nghter of Mr. and Mrs. NJ uason Philpot' o' 'f.< $ e,.s' n.s 1tcbell Williamson. Of BIT KY Ala. were united ln mar
 Before the hour of ceremony
 ,,,o+oria Hayrel sang Thou Art
 into q Flower" accompanied by
 r Renfrow at the organ. The
 .v was pronounced by Dr. J.
 nsstor of the church. The
 ,ful ring service was used
 Tho occasion the church was
 : decorated with green and
 notted plants, cut flowers and
 ons of evergreen being used ef-
 ,o,v The entire chancel WAS
 led with palms, each bearing
 1oye knots of tulle. White
 ies and daisies were used in pro-
 n The windows were banked
 nonors and graceful ferns.
 omntly. at g o'clock Mrs. Rem
 who presided at the organ. sent
 tbe first sweet strains of Men eohn's wedding march, and the c were thrown open for the ol marty. First came the ushers. ran Nichol and Will Alexander,
 entered the church singly from Walnut street and Fifth avenue .ances. Following the ushers were maids and groomsmen in the fol- Eing order: w. E. Craig, of Mem- Tenn.. and Miss Bettie Austin; |s Virginia Walker and Eugene ! not. brother of the bride; R. l.. khmon of Birmingham, Ala, and E Ella Howell; Miss Mary Kate ev and Dr. J., F. Williamson, of eanor. Ala. Then came the sweet |e ring bearer, Mildred Bedell, ghter of MT. and Mrs. A. G. Bedell, n the Walnut street entrance, and maid of honor, Miss Rosalie Phil sister of the bride, from the Fifth nue entrance. Singly the mem- , of the bridal party entered the rch from opposite entrances and 'sed in front of the altar, form a semi-circle, awaiting the ap- lch of the bride and groom.
 iss Philpot entered with her fath- and the groom with his best man, |. Williamson, of Nashville, Tenn. y entered the church from oppo- doors. They met at the altar. ing the impressive ceremony Mrs. frow softly played the Spring g." The bridal party left the rch while Lohengrin S was played occasional.
 iss Philpot wore a handsome cess gown en traine of white n, the front panel heavily en- dered. Her tulle veil was caught orange blossoms and she car shower bouquet of brides IS. The maid of honor, Miss Ros- Philpot, and maids, Misses Aus Walker, Howell and Riley, were red in dainty white lingerie cos es With daisy wreaths ill their :. Each carried a bouquet of dai- !. Little Miss Bedell wore a ach dress of white, the flounces cred with daisies. She carried ring in holder representing a ,e daisy.
 nmedlately after the ceremony Mr. Mrs. Williamson were the guests nohor at a brilliant reception at nome of the brides parents on 'e fllth avenue. The guest com included only relatives, out-of- Il guests and bridal party. The pot home was artistically ar sed with flowers and potted lts. The hall was done in nas- 1ums and palms. Mir. and Mrs C. rnllpot and the bride and groom 'lsea the guests in the parlor, sA was decorated in sweet peas priaes roses. The living room ''sen1ed an inviting appearance U U. ''s trimmings of pink roses and " peas. The dining room was " Tn daisies and tulle. Upon a Nso"e lace centerpiece on the ta-
 'oou large Mayfair basket, : "''h daisies. The handle was , "l'h tulle and tied with a auo' or tulle. The chairs occu- ,, 7. the happy couple were also s decorated. The refresssa <, n two courses were in har- " With tho