The Forrest City times., 1910-12-16

honor. affected handsome toilette or green dewdrop net over satin, white
 velvet picture hat and white car nations.
 The maid of honor, Miss Madeleine | Rollwage, wore an elaborate gown ot spangled red rosebud chiffon, over red satin, red velvet picture hat and
 American beauty roses.
 The bride in an exquisite gown Of
 imported chiffon over satin, with trimmings of real lace and pearls, carrying prayer book, from which
 fell shower of valley lilies and car nations, was the personitcation of purity and grace. Her only ornament
 was diamond brooch. the gift of the groom.
 The groomsmen wore spray of fern and red carnation in their la pels.
 At the conclusion of the ceremony, the O. E. Rollwage home was overrun with a throng of friends until late hour. The lavish decorations here, conceived and carried out by the brides mother, was a triumph of skill that paragons description.
 The guests at the reception were given cake, bearing the initials R k, and served with cream in the red and green colors of the wedding.
 NJ. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick left over the Rock Island for Memphis, where the groom's relatives awaited them with another reception which kept them going until the "wee sma' hours, when they left the Bluff City over the l. C. railway, for New Or leans, Tampa and other balmy southern cities.
 Lucky is the bride whom the sun shines on, and so it follows that Miss Ardale will be attended by good fot- tune and all that goes to make Ii c beautiful, because her wedding day was perfect, and at the railroad sta ti0n there was witchery in Luna $ soft "a S as goodbyes were said amidst a rain of rice and hearty handclaSps
 There was never bride to whom our heart went out with more cor dial good will, and The Times desires to extend MT. and Mrs. Scott Kirk
 patrick it's hearty congratulations. aud we wish for them good health, 1 prosperity and happiness so long as
 life shall last.
 Out of town guests were: MT. and
 Mrs. l.. Thomps0n MT. ]. W. Kirk
 patrick. Misses Nandelia, and Mon l T
 Miss lIenning, Miss Mamie Palmer. of
 Memphis, Mr. Pugh Goyan, of Mari anna, Ark, and NIT. Yarmouth, of
 Humboldt, Tenn.
 ENTERTAINMENTS The week has been filled with so.
 cial hOnors for our petite bride of the
 hour and She, with her attendants
 have been showered with attentions ,, and pretty compliments on every hand. How light and happy her heart must be when she reflects upon the
 number of her true and loyal friends in dear old Forrest City
 On Tuesday night Mrs D. C. Webl had the bridal party at which time r tue picturesque Webb home was very , artfally trimmed in gay holiday col ors-Ghristmas bells. pot plants anC ' ferns were skillfnlly used.
 1 Six tables were employed in q spir l ited game of 900. In this contest MT
 Kirkpatrick was awarded stickpir
 and Miss Ardale Rollwage captured U the ladies prize, a cut glass toilet bot $ tie: the consolation, q book, was cu r. by John Gatling.
 i Refreshments, ill which the wed ;, ding e0l0rs were also carried out, ar II served in two courses.
 a Among those present were MiS | Madeline Rollwage, the bride an' D groom to-be, Miss Nam Palmer 0
 Memphis, Miss Hampton of New Or T. leans, Miss Yam kirkpatrick of Mem f phis, Miss Lambert. Miss Mann, Mis- 6 Miss Grobmyer, Miss Barkley, Nil Q Donnie Schlosser. MT John Gatling V Mir. William Merwin. Mir. Bard Nicf t ols. Mir Chas. Buford, Mr. Otto W
 Rollwage, NJ s. DeNelling Rollwagt Il Chandler of Union City. Tenn, Nil n and Mrs. Joe Ferguson, Mrs. Ike Ma
 lory. Mrs. D. Q. Bridgforth of Men 'H phis. Mr and Mrs. John GrObmyer. , Miss Francis Mann entertained tn
 Roilwage- Kirkpatrick wedding part 'e at the Hotel Marion Wednesday ever g. ing with q six o'clock dinner. la d of the spacious dining room was se 1 apart for the beautifully appointe 7, table and festoons of Christmas gal v lands were hung with pleasing etfec F between the pillows while two hanC el some palms placed 2t each end of tn ,- table completed most artistic se1
 ting for the charming company { l' twenty which graced the occasion. Id The chandelier, with red poinsetti ! shades, and number of red candle
 pii tiiC ltNliNG lt0dIu, SdAe d SOll HlOA
 to the room and to the bright faces { y the fortunate young people present. le In the center of the table, restin Iy on lace and linen center piece ( d rare and exquisite pattern, was " basket filled with glowing red poir
 settiaS and fern. On the back of tn l. chair occupied by the bride-t to- bt e was fastened number of poinsettia ? from which steamed long ends C T Christmas ribbon and bits of lace D. fern.
 D. The place cards were Christmas pos , cards on which each guest wrote a It ' cipe for the bride and at the end ( < the dinner Miss Mann presented tn $; bride with Il beautiful handpainte r. post card album bearing the initial If of the popular bride and r o O I 'l and, with just room enough for tn l. twenty post cards with the laugha F | hlA rppinac Nyriftan f,,, :.