Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-15
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Mann.Orto Nuptials.
 \ pretty wedding. in which the de- Hghtful color scheme of green &and whi,e predominated was celebrated at Trinity Episcopal Church last night. when Miss Lola May Mann daughter Of MT and Mrs. ]. II. Mann, and Allan Z 0rto, son Of Dr. Z Oro. were united in marriage. The full Episcopal ser vice was read at S:30 o'clock by Rev eV Ind Walter Davenport Buckner. the rector. Before the hour of the cere- mony Mrs. Jesse R. Core sang 70 Promise tMe, The beautiful Mendels- sohn wedding march hearlded the ap- proach Of the, bridal party, the bride beng given fs' her marriage by her father and preceded to the altar by her sister, Miss Ethel Mann. the maid. of honor, who was beautifully attired in dainty white lingerie dress, elabor- ately laced trimmed and carving a bouquet of white chrvsantheml1ms ! hN t'i hif " u S dll tSQlllS1Ip RFlncpSSp gown of white Duchesse satin with pearl trimmings and point lace She carried d bouquet of Brides roses and Lilies of the valley. During the cere- mony while the bridal party stood before the altar, Mrs. F., w. Bocase. who presided at the organ rendered Schuberts Serenadea effectively, and as the party left the church she played the familiar chorus from Lohengrin < as the recessional The Hshers. Hem ry Haizlip and Junius Jordan and Henry Jordan and Burke Mann. of Marlanna, entered the church. leading the way for the bridal party. They were followed by the groomsmen. Her Fey Mann, brother of the bride. and Wilbur Orto, brother Of the groom. The bridesmaids, Miss Mary Kate Riley and Miss Hattie Orto. sister of the groom, Were next in order. They were charmngly attractive in Nile green nlessaline gowns, decollette. and each carried a shower bouauet of white chrysanthemums Miss Lola May Mann, the bride, accompanied bv her father was preceded by her sister, Miss Ethel Mann, maid of honor. Charles Orto, of Memphis, the best man, came from the vestrv. The bride and groom net at the altar where pr.  Bnckner most impressitely read the beautiful service. The bridal party left the church in opposite order to winch they entered. At midnight tho happy pair left for New York City. where they will remain for two weeks. Miss Mann is one of Pine Bluff $ sweet est and most aniable society girls ashe has been exceedingly popular in the younger social set for the past few years and is member of one of the eitys most highly respected fam flies. AIr. Orto is one of the most successful of the young business men T. Lloyd Company and enjoys a high standing in both commercial and so- cial circles After the wedding an informal reception was rendered the bridal party and several hundred guests at the beautiful Mann home on Martin avenue. The green and white color scheme was carried out there in the decorations and in the dining room. where delicious ices, represent ing green wedding slippers, and cakes were served. The interior of the Mann home was made most inviting with greenery, palms and cut flowers, principally roses and chrysanthemums The array of handsome wedding gifts included silverWare. cut glass, useful and costly household articles and many other presents of elegance They were among the finest collec- tions of wedding presents ever seen here, attesting the extreme popularity of the young couple
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