Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-02

moon trip. will come to this city where they will make their homo.
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 A very beautiful weddna was that Of Miss Lula Lillian Hudson and Nr. Aaron Edward Chambers, which took place Wednesday evening nj >:3o o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church. The church was decorated with rare taste and elegance, in whit and green. White roses were banked at the altar and palms and ferns were used as a background Before the entrance of the bridal party the large company assembled were treat ed to rare music by Miss Victoria Harren and Prof Gustave Mueller. with Mrs. r. F. Renfrow at the or gan. Miss farrell sang 70, Fair. o, Sweet and Holy by Cantor. and Prof. Mueller gave two violin num- bers, "Cavatina." by BohDl, and th" Angels Serenade," by Braga. At S:3o o'clock Mendelssohn.s Wedding March announced the approach of the bridal party, and the ushers entered as follows: Mcssrs. J. Burton Craig and Cecil Baker, Will Alexander and George Mallory Little Rock>. Thcs"
 were followed by the maids and
 groomsmen in the following order: Miss Emma Tillar and Ed Truss tSan
 Antoniol, Miss Lilla Holmes and
 Mencfee House ,Lttle Rock, Miss Emma Dewoody and Dr. Wasscll Gittle Rock). Miss Fannie Gillesp;" and James Hudson. The maid of hon
 or, Miss Virginia Hudson, entered
 alone, and following her came the
 bride, with her uncle. Mr. !. w..
 Crawford while the groom and his
 best man, Walter Hudson, brother
 of the bride, passed down the oppo-
 site aisle. While the bridal party
 formed in front of the altar and Dr. J. I. Norris pronounced the beautiful
 marriage service, soft violin music. : under the skillful fingers of Prof.
 Mueller filled the church. The par i ty left the church in opposite order ! to the music of Wagner's .Tann- 1 hauser.s Following the wedding an
 elaborate reception was held at the
 residence of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Crawford, on South Chestnut street. | The handsome Crawford home was beautifully decorated for the occas- ion ill roses, vines and handsome growing plants. In the hall masses
 of red roses were used; ill the par
 Tor pink roses were effective; white and green made the dining room sur
 pass.ngly lovely, and in the punch
 room Marechal Neil roses were pro-
 fuselv used. The gift room. on tho
 second floor, was decorated i'll green
 blending charmingly with the glitter
 of cut glass and sheen of silver. Mrs +. C. Smart and Mrs. l.. s. Montgonl 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 stoOt
 in the parlor and was composed } Mr. and Mrs J. w. Crawford and thu entire bridal party. The bride wa :, very lovely ill a graceful Empir' gown of ivory satin, with point lace i; pearl trimmings, and orange bios sons. Her veil was of white tull . caught with orange blossoms. I'm maid of honor, Miss Hudson, wore charming gown of pink messalinf Empire style, with handsome Persian applique and yoke and sleeves of em I broidered net Miss Tillar wore lav , ender messaline handsomely trimme with pearl and applique. Miss Holme was charming in Nile green messa , line. beautifully braided in gold. Mis Gillespie wore becoming gown 0 ) blue messaline, handsomely braide , in blue, with bands of Persian ap 7 pliaue. Miss Dewoody was gowne
 in yellow messaline, braided in sil
 yer and with yoke and sleeves of em
 broideras1 net. Mrs. Crawford WOr g a very handsome black satin gowl n elaborately braided. with lace yok' : The guests were greeted in the dir . ing room by Miss Emma Byrd an { Mrs. Mercer sligh, assisted by Mes s danes Stroud and Goree. Miss Zu : Sloss was receiving in the pune y room and at the punch bowl wer ! l M;scec Alma DeWOody and Aylme