The Forrest City times., 1910-10-14
WATS0N-AVEN NUPTIALS
Harry OFerton Watsn and Miss Cor.
 nelia A'en Happily Married.

v v Nornelia Ayen. daughter of Hon. ane Mrs, John ". Aven, of this city. OH Tuesday evening, October II. 1910. at 3 o'clock, al the Methodist church in this city to MT Harry Oyerton Wat son. formerly of Augusta. but now of Little Rock.
 White and yellow was the color scheme and the beautiful church had been transformed into a perfect faradISe of flowers potted plants hay ing been banked high about and be. hind the altar, besides an abundance oi cut flowers lending their beauty and sweet fragrance to the scene Above the altar in the center of an arch was a large wedding bell Of flowers Scores of candles burned brightly among the flowers and shed their soft rays of light upon all about them. Long before the hour announc- ed, the church was filled To overflow ing with the relatives and friends of the lovely bride, for she is beloved by all Who know her for her sweet nod esty and charming personality, and they were there to witness Der great happiness and wish her joy.
 Mrs. E. D. Hatcher presided at the organ and while awaiting the coming of the bridal procession, rendered sev- eral te1utiful selections and accom- panied the yocalists mentioned below. and the sweet strains made every Iheaft thrill with interest and pleas a e. Then Mrs. LiHnie White sang "I Love You Truly and Miss Win uie stevens sane Whisper and l Shall Hear. with violin obligato by Miss Fannie Izard Tie wedding march was then begun, and the procession entered in the following order. alter mating right and Jeff aisle:
 Ushers Messrs. Bard Nichols and Thomas Horney.
 Miss Anna Elise Williams and Mr. Bolivar Conner
 Miss Bessie Stevens and Mr. Ma than Gregory
 Miss Frances Mann and pr C, C. Cope
 Mrs. George P. Taylor, Matron of Honor.
 Elizabeth Sweet and Jennelle FL dr dge, Flower iris.
 Miss Cornelia Aven, the bride, with Miss Emma Eldridge, her Maid Of Honor.
 The attendants forming around the altar, the bride was met there by MT. Harry Oyevton Watson, the groom, accompanied by Mir. Jesse Mcdonald, his best man, they entering from the pastor study, and facing Rev. Boone L. Nilford, the pastor who read the beautiful ritual ceremony of the church, and pronounced them husband and wife. They were immediately covered by the flower girls with a shower Of rose petals from :well filled receptacle suspended above them.
 Al Of the groomsmen and the best man are citizens of Augusta and life long friends of the groom.
 Misses Williams, Stevens and FL dridge wore yellow lingerie trimmed in baby Irish.a and carried yellow chry- santhemums; Miss Mann wore a white lingerie and carried white chrysanthe. nuns, and the little Misses Sweet ald E,drdEe, flower girls, wore white and carried baskets of rose petals.
 Tine bride and Mrs. Taylor wore white lace over satin, with pearl garniture. and carried white chry. ,2nfhemgms
 Immediately after the ceremony aud bened cton the happy benedict and his bonnie briGe entered an au tomabile and were whirled to the Rock Island depot, whither they were followed by large number of jolly friends, all in the best of humor fol pranks of all kinds and amid shower of rice old shoes and many cheery good wishes they boarded the trair for Memphis, and thence to Augusta where the groom's parents reside, ano where lie was reared and has very large circle of friends.
 They were the recipients of man, useful, ornamental and valuable gift, from admiring and well wishin, friends, which they very much appre ciate.
 They will reside in Little Rock where MT, Watson is the efficient and valued bookkeeper for Chas. T Abeles < Co.,. one of the largest busi ness concerns in that city.
 The Times desires to be number ed among their most true and wei wishing friends. We congratulat, them upon the happy love match, tn, continuation of a courtship in whicl Cupid has played his part to perfec I tFan No wish them pOod baa1ti