Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-13
SOCIETY
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Taylor.Brewster.

dence of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Taylor, on West Fifth ave- me The Taylor home is spaciously manned, and on this occasion was charmingly arranged for the wedding and the entertainment of a large number of witnesses to the beautiful ceremony MT. and Mrs. Pinchback TayIor welcomed the guests at the door, and Mir. and Mrs. \. M. Bar row greeted them in the hall, and directed them to the reception rooms upstairs. The hall and parlor were elaborately decorated with Brides sroses and Southern smilax, the stair rail and chandeliers were trimmed with ivy and smilax, and handsome ferns and palms were used in pro- fusion. Under the grille between the hall and parlor was an arch, covered with Southern Smilax. This was en- riched with many electric bulbs which brilliantly illuminated the dainty latticed gates of white satin ribbon which closed the arch and the dou- b1e heart of Brides roses, which hung suspended from it's center At either side were the letters " T-B." assembled on the lower floor as the strains of Rubenstein's Melody ill F" played by Prof Gustave Mueller on the violin and Mrs r. E. Rem frow, piano, announced the hour for Ezell and Ophelia Brewster led the way down the stairs as flower girls, scattering rose petals as they pas sed, and they were followed by the ring bearer, little Miss Annie Beatrice Ezell. These were the daughters of MT. and Mrs. Oscar Brewster and MT. and Mrs. Fain Ezell, and nieces of the bride and groom. Followinc the rlngbearer were the bride and groom who advanced over flower strewn path to the gates which were opened by the little flower girls, and as they stood under the floral hearts the impressive service was pro- nounced by Dr. J. 1. Norris, while the soft strains of the violin were heard ln "September." Then Mendelssohns Wedding March by Mrs. Renfrow con- cluded the beautiful marriage service, and the bridal party formed in line in the parlor for the elaborate recep- ton Which followed. Mr. Henry Roberts sang All for You" The rl- celving line was composed of the following: .Mr.,and Mrs. Clifford C. Brewster, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Fay Tor, MT. and Mrs. 4. Brewster. and MT. John Campbell The bride look ed very lovely in a costly lace. robe over white satin, Princess style, with veil of white tulle and orange blos- sons. She carried shower bou- quet of Brides roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Taylor, mother of the bride, wore handsome gown of ashes of roses silk, with trimmings of gold lace, Mrs. Brewster, mother of the groom was elegantly gowned in black silk net over taffeta, with trimmings of jet.
 The home was then thrown open to the guests who thronged the beautiful rooms. Mrs. J. w. Scales and Mrs. Harvey Hogg invited the guests into the dining room, where they were welcomed by Miss Mattie Orto and Frank Milner. This room was charm ing in pink carnations and smilaX. The centerpiece was on a reflector, and at the four corners of the table were crystal candelabra holding pink candles. The ices were wedding slippers and the cakes pink hearts decorated with orange blossoms: In  the gift room were MT. and Mrs. Gar land Brewster who showed the handsome array of wedding gifts. chiefly. cut glass, silver and china Red carnations and smilax beautified this room, and in a cozy corner was the wedding book presided over by } MT. and Mrs. j.. H. Watkins.
 Mrs. J. R. Westbrook invited the guests into the library where, Mrs. Walter N. Trulock acted as hostess. Punch was served in the library by Missess huth Scales. Lucille Tucker and Gertrude Murphy. The decora- ''o.' ."7 'forary were of red roses anu smllax' Miss Emma Byrd pre-