Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-04
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drews.Parker.
 bne of the prett:est home weddings
 tho season was solemnized at the
 oo of Mr and Mrs. Leo May An
 bus yesterday at high noon, when
 ;r daughter, Miss Jessie Isbell
 drews. became the bride of Charlt s
 fred Parker, a prominent young
 r;nass man of Columbia, Tenn. The
 -emonv was performed by Rev. w.
 Ruckner, rector of Trinity Epis-
 Aol church. The Andrews home
 beautifully decorated with choice
 flowers and palms, carrying out
 color scheme of pink and white.
 s F E. Renfrow, the talented local
 sician presided at the piano, while
 se Margie Belle Atkinson sweetly
 Ing, without Thee. Six little bbon bearers, Little Misses Fran
 Andrews, Adele Bluthenthal, Ella
 inn Howell, Elizabeth Flynn, Jes-
 Wilkins and Virginia Wilkins, led way for the bridal party through " improvised aisle of ribbons. The bonn entered with his best man, his other. Laurence Parker, of Colum-
 They came in with Rev. Buck
 r. who preceded them, from the li- arv. They were followed by the
 ide accompanied by her father. Leo
 Andrews, who gave her in mar bge. The bride and her father
 me down the stairway. The bride Hoked charming in a three-piece suit
 biscuit shade of Rajah Silk with fench blue trimmings and with Leg
 m hat to match. She carried a rge bouquet of Brides roses. A ringed orchestra played sweetly kle an elegant wedding breakfast
 served. in the handsomely decor Ed dining room. A wedding cake hs cut and Miss Hallet McPhail of arshall, Texas, received the gold Ing and Miss Mary Banks drew the me The already magnificently fur shed home was converted into a Irritable flower garden On the inter- r and especially attractive was the ming room, where the table, with B profusion of Lilies of the Valley pd Maiden Hair Ferns, and cut glass pd silver, presented a scene of filliancy. Lilies of the Valley were linked in the center of the table and om among them, as a center piece, eeped an Italian marble Cupid paracterizing the happy event. Four fystal candlebras, mounted with pink Pades and holding dainty pink and |hite candles, lent their soft rays to e scene. The flowers were ordered peclally for the wedding from Chi go by a local florist and the dis ay of floral decorations in the An fews home and in the dining room |as one of the most beautiful ever Franged for home wedding in this IVY. In the parlor, where the happy Puple were married, under an array stately palms, the decorations were Keeping with those of the other Partments. Miss Mamie Nichol well Pmed the guests at the door and Pey Were served with delicious pnch in the hallway by Miss Me pail, visitor, and Miss Mary Kate Pley. Little Mary Wright served |nk after dinner hints, while several a negro servants made the guests Pmfortable in showering their char fterlstlc attentions upon them. Amid shower of rice and the good wishes
 host of friends and admirers, mo followed them 10 Union Station, IT. and Mrs. Parker left at noon over Pe Cotton Belt for Chicago, where |H will remain for several weeks at A Chlcago Beach Hotel, enjoying (e1r honeymoon. They will then go columbia, Tenn, where they will Fke up their residence in a new and |egantly furnished home. Miss An Fe"s' or Mrs. Parker as it should DIV be recorded, is one of the most opuiar of the yosnger, society girls |. this city. sRSas a. and reared in l's ety. where she is loved and ad' 'lred by a large circle of friends for er sweet disposition and charming tanners. No member of the younger 'clal set will be more generally Assed here than Mrs. Parker and 'e carries with her to her new home le heartiest good wishes and con- .a'uiatlons of all her acquaintances. IFS, Parker is one of the city's fair y iiowers and MT. Parker may we'll 'ei proud of winning the hand and sart or so accomplished and charm . young woman MT. Parker is Sns the most highly respected and Huential of Columbia's young busi- 0os men. He is a man of fine husf-