Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
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Aaron Edward Chambers. which took 1 Pidce "ednesdaN evening at S:30 o'clock at the First Presbyterjan ] e1urch. The church was decorated l "ltll rare taste and elegance in white
 and green. White roses were banked
 al the altar and palms, and ferns l We're used as d background. Before ! tbe entrance of the bridal party the
 large company assembled were treat
 ed to rare music by Miss Victoria, darrell and Prof. Gustave Mueller. With Mrs. F. F. Renfrow at the or
 gan. Miss Harrell sang Q. Fair. 0.
 Sweet and Holy" by Cantor. and
 ffof. Mueller gave two violin num-
 bers, 'Cavatina," by Bohm. and the
 Angels Serenade," by Braga. At S:3O o'clock MendeJssohn's Wedding
 March announced the approach of the
 bridal party, and the ushers, entered as follows: Messrs. J. Burton Craig and Cecil Baker. Will Alexander and George Mallory Hittle Rock). These
 Were followed by the maids and SroOmsmen in the following order:
 Miss Emma Tillar and Ed Truss tSan
 Antonlol. Miss Lilla Holmes and
 Menefee House Little Rock. Miss
 Emma DeWoody and rDr. Wassell
 O-lttle Rock), Miss Fannie Gillespie and James Hudson The maid of hon
 or. Miss Virginia Hudson. entered alone, and following her came the ] bride with her uncle, Mr J. w. Crawford, while the groom and hi; best man. Walter Hudson. brother 1 of the bride. passed down the oppo- l site aisle. While the bridal party 1 formed in front of the altar and Dr. J. ]. Norris pronounced the beautiful
 marriage service, soft violin music. under the skillful fingers of Prof
 Mueller. filled the church. The par tv left the church in opposite order ] to the music of Wasners Tam hauser' Following the wedding an elaborate reception was held at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Crawford, on South Chestnut street
 The handsome Crawford home was beautifully decorated for the occas- ion in roses, vines and handsome growing plants. In the hall masses of red roses were used; in the par Flor pink roses were effective; white kand green made the diningG room sur
 pass:ngly lovely, and ill the punch troom Marechal Neil roses were pro- fusely used. The gift room, on the second floor, was decorated in green blending charmingly with the glitter of cut glass and sheen of silver. Mrs. F. G. Smart and Mrs. L. s. Montgom cry greeted the guests at the door,
 and in the hall they were met by Mes danes Affleck and Weinrich (San An tonio), Mesdames Tillar and Holmes
 (Tillar) and Mesdames Hinton Fergu- son, Walter Hudson and s. c. Alex ander The main receiving line stood in the parlor and was composed of Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Crawford and the entire bridal party. The bride was very lovely in a graceful Empire gown. of ivory satin, with point lace, pearl trimmings, and orange blos- sons. Her veil was of white tulle caught with orange blossoms. The maid of honor, Miss Hudson wore q
 charming gown of pink messaline. Empire style. with handsome Persian applique and yoke and sleeves of em- broidered net Miss Tillar wore lav- ender messaline handsomely trimmed with pearl and applique. Miss Holmes was charming in Nile green messa- line, beautifully braided in gold. Miss Gillespie wore becoming. gown of
 blue messaline, handsomely braided in blue, with bands of Persian ap- plique. Miss Dewoody was gOwned in yellow messaline, braided in sill yer and with yoke and sleeves of em- broidered net Mrs. Crawford wore very handsome black satin gown, elaborately braided, with lace yoke. The guests were greeted in the din-
 ing room by Miss Emma Byrd and Mrs. Mercer Sligh, assisted by Mes danes Stroud and Goree. Miss Zue Sloss was receiving in the punch room and at the punch bowl were Misses Alma Dewoody and Aylmer Taggart, with Messrs. J. Burton Craig and Cecil Baker. In this room was the brides book and guests were registered by Mrs. c. w. Petit grew In the gift room, which was filled with myriad of handsome gifts, Mrs Mike Russell and Mrs Harvey