The Forrest City times., 1910-10-21
RY--JACKSON.
Marriage 0i Miss Mary Jackson to MT. Berry. of Augusta, Most
 Beautiful Affair.

The one big society event in the history Of Forrest City this week was tie wedding of Miss Mary Esther Jaekson lovely niece of Mrs. T. C. Green, to MT. Luther (. Berry. a splendid young business man of Au- gusta, which happy event was cele- brated in a most solemn and beauti- ful manner by Rev E. L. Milford, at the Methodist Episcopal church in this city on "Wednesday morning, Oc. toher l9, 9l0, at 10:30 o'clock.
 Cards were issued in Augusta only. but hearty welcome Was sent out hy the family here, aud the beautiful little church was comfortably filled with friends of the sweet and beauti- ful bride
 Just before the bridal party arrived Mr Harry Gill, formerly of Memphis. sang, .I Love You, most feelingly and in splendid voice. and was accom- panied by Mrs E. D. Hatcher, who presided at the organ. Soon there after she rendered MendelsSohn's Wedding March and the procession entered in the following order:
 Cshers rs-Mr. Dan Wylds. Jr, and Bf. E ]. Kyle
 Master Don Gatling and little Miss Louise Cargill, who opened the gates To the altar.
 Miss Mary Norfeet.
 Mr. Hunt Smith. of Augusta.
 Miss Lottie Berry, sister Of groom
 Mr. Thos lIorney.
 rThe bride and her aunt, Mrs. T. C. Green, matron of h ouor
 Mr. Luther C. Berry. the groom. and Mr. Crisman Berry. his brother and best man. entered from the pas tors study. and met h1s fair bride at the altar facing the minister. Tie beautiful ring ceremony of tine Methodist church was said and thee We're suon pronounced man and wife
 During the ceremony the soft sweet strains ot 'The Flower Song. " were heard, and Immediately afterwards MeHdeHsz0An' S and the Bridal March from L0hengrin sounded the reces- sional
 The bridesmaids and matron of honor Wore white cloth tailored suits and carried bouquets of white chry santhemumS, and the bride wore a most becoming green cloth tailored going-aWay gown with hat en suite. and carried d bouquet of brides roses
 The church was beautifully deco rated with pOtted plants and ferns, the arch being of asparagus ferns, de- i pendent from which were two white doves bearing white hearts
 The happy young couple received a very rare and beautiful collection of gifts from many loving friends, both here and at Augusta.
 Immediately after the ceremony they were driven to the Rock Island depot, and amid the hearty congratu- 1 lations and many good wishes of a large number of friends who followed them, they boarded the fast train for Little Rock under shower of rice and old shoes, to go thence to Au- guSta To reside
 Mr, N. C. Berry, Jr. and wife and little daughter, Christine, and Miss Etta Berry. of Augusta, were the out ot town visitors, besides those of the bridal party,
 Altogether it was most happy and lovely wedding, every detail being ca ried out without an error, and hap piness heaming from the counte- l nanceS of all who participated. The Times man was glad to have been there and witnessed their happiness, and he extends most hearty cOngratu- lations to both the bride and groom. and desires to join most sincerely in all the good wishes which have been offered them. May God bless and prosper them is our prayer