Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-30

A1 VIII tue LouIsNile (hy.l Courier. Journal, reviewing the marriage n Ernest Walker, who now resides a Gulfport, Miss, and is a son of Nr and Mrs, \. c. Walker of Texarkana and formerly lived i'll Pine Bluff.
 One of the most brilliant wed. dlngs of the fall was that of Miss Emily Houston Brown and MT, Ernest Walker, of Gulfport, Miss. which was solemnized last evening at six o'clock at the home of the bride :, aunt, Miss Emily Brown, in Orms- by avenue.
 The house was elaborately dec orated tn palms, ferns, Southern smi- lax and a profusioa of white ,.nrvs- anthemums.
 The ceremony took place l., the large drawing room before an in- pfoVlsed altar of Southern SmiIav studded with white chrysanthemums The wall back of the altar was coy- cred with Southern sm lax and at intervals through the trailing vines electric lights were suspended which added much to the effectiveness Of the decoration.
 The bridal party entered through an aisle formed of white ribbons held by Miss Bessie Clark, Miss Per cy Hays, MT. Brown c. Irwin and Samuel H. Garvin; and was led by the following groomsmen: Messrs. Charles N. Warren, Dr. w. F. Black ford, Normal V. McMullen and w. Edwin Russell.
 Then came the bridesmaids, Miss Bessie Hoge, Who entered alone, fol- lowed by Misses Grace Caldwell and Dorothy Martin, of Philadelphia. The next to enter. was the maid of hon. or, Miss Hettie Roberts, who preced- ed the bride. She entered on the arm of her father, MT. Creed Brown, by "hoAa oh0 Htpo gwen III marriage and was met at the altar by the groom and his best man, MT. Mack Hammett, of Oklahoma City.
 The impressive ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. Dr. Peyton Har- rison Hoge.
 The bride wore an exquisite wed- ding gown of white chiffon duchess satin, made empire and draped fash ion with the corsage and skirt trim med in rose point lace. the skirt having a flounce of the rose point which draped to one side.
 Her long veil of illusion. wh ch fell in graceful folds over the court train, was caught with cluster of orange blossoms and her bouquet was of brides roses with a shower of lilies of the valley.
 "The maid of honor's gown was a beautiful soft yellow satin yelled with yellow marquisette trimmed in crystal and pearl heads and she car ried an arm bouquet of yellow chrys- anthemums.
 'sThe bridesmaids were gowned in picturesque costumes of yellow satin yelled in white marquisette embroid- cred in white silk, made with gir- dle and sash of yellow. They car ried bouquets of white chrysanthe- mums tied with streamers of yellow satin ribbon.
 'The entire first and second floors of the spacious home were beautifully decorated and all of the guests were seated at one time.
 ''The bridal table was effectively draped in white tulle. In the center was large rustic basket of yellow filled with large white chrysanthe- mums and 4ied With yellow satin ribbon. From the basket were streamers of the yellow satin caught down over the tulle to the edge of the table and caught with an effect i've yellow bow and cluster of ferns.
 "Ths gold candlesticks holding yellow tapers and delicate yellow silk shades added much 10 the beau- ty of the table
 "At the bridal table covers were laid for the following: Messrs. and Mesdames Ernest Walker, Jam eson G. McPherson, Misses Hettie Roberts Bessie Hoge, Grace Caldwell, Percy Hays, Dorothy Martin, of Philade.- phia; Bessie Clark, Messrs. Mach Hammett of Oklahoma City; Charles N Warren, Dr. w. F. Blackford, w. Edwin Russell, Norval c. Irwin, $. D lRodman, Brown c. Irwin, Samuel H Garvin.
 ''Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs Walker left on a wedding trip, and after December will be at home at Gulfport, Miss, where they will SC to housekeeping.
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