The Forrest City times., 1910-12-02

| muffs to match gowns, with shower of Valley lilies and ribbons.
 Maid of Honor-Miss Mary Joe Pet tus, sister of the bride, was magnifi- cent in a gown of pink dewdrop chiffon, over messaline, with pink pearl garniture, and carried pink chiffon muff to match gown, with shower of Valley lilies and ribbons.
 The Bride-Miss Mabel Pettus, leaning upon the arm of her father, MT. Frank G. Pettus. The bride was perfectly lovely in magniiicentgo gown of whith embroidered chiffon over Duchess satin, trimmed with pearl garniture and real lace, and carried beautiful shower bouquet of Brides Roses and Valley lilies.
 Little Miss Rebecca Cowan was perfectly beautiful wearing dress of pink silk tissue with trimmings of lace, and the little Misses Buford and Evans were just lovely in white lingerie dresses. Miss Cowan preceded the bride, and carried white kid Prayer Book from which the serv ce was read. and in the recessional also carried the marriage certificate.
 The Groom-Mr. Joseph Eugene Ferguson, and his best man, Mir. James Ewart, entered from the yestry | room did alSn tho roctpr
 The beautiful ritual ceremony was read in clear, distinct tones and re- sponses made, and was soon over, the bride being giveu away by her father. Mrs Gatling played sweet reverie softly during the readings and after wards for the recessional lMendelssohns wedding march.
 Immediately the wedding party was driven in an automobile to the home of the brides father, on Hill and
 Rosser streets, where brief reception
 was held and hurried preparation.
 made for trip to NewOrleans the hap
 py couple leaving on the local at 7:2'
 o'clock. They were accompanied tC the train by large number of happ,
 friends, who showered them with ric, and few old shoes, and played tn, usual tricks, and also informing all or
 board that these were newly weds. The color scheme of white, pink ant
 green was carried out in gowns, deco
 rations, and was also 'in evidence a , the lovely home, which was also mag
 niticently decorated, the electri 2 globes being pink with showers c i. smilax and Valley lilies from chande
 Her. and white carnations, the latte , also being seen in the hall and Twin room. Refreshments of cream an . cake also in the colors, were serve
 and thoroughly enjoyed.
 The out-oftown guests were: Mrs . F. c. Nicely, of Wheatiey; Mrs. soh . Y. Peete, of Mason, Tennessee, aun
 of bride; and Miss Kitty sClanton, ( Eutaw, Alabama.
 :. MT. Joseph Eugene Ferguson is to well and favorably known to seQuir ; any words of introduction or laudatio , at our hands. He is most genial an
 splendid young business man, at pres = ent the principal accountant with tn Grobmyer Lumber X Feed Co. He
 in every way model citizen and wol . thy the great prize he has won and ( ' the devoted love of her whom he Ina
 vowed to love, honor. comfort an
 keep so long as they both shall live.
 Miss Mabel Pettus is the secon . daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank G . PettuS, and one of the fairest an U sweetest girls in St. Francis count, who is loved by all who know her fo U her sweet womanly disposition an . many loveable traits. She is spler ! did girl, and is entirely devoted to th
 manly man who has paid her the great est compliment that man can pay [ u woman
 Their marriage is true love mate and We wish them the greatest jol May their lives be one long. swee honeymoon, blessed with good healtI and large share of prosperity.