The Forrest City times., 1911-12-08
KYLE JOHNSON.
Another Popular Young Couple Joined
 in Wedlock.

eSdd9 morning at lO:M ? clock, Dr. E. J. Kyle and Miss Olive Johnson, were happily married at the heIhodlst church, Rev. ]. R, Nelson ohiciating in his usual impressive and happy manner. There were no cards put nevertheless the beautiful church l was tlled with large number of well | "ishers and friends of the young couple who gathered to witness the ceremony and to wish them godspeed and all sorts of happiness and pros. perity during their life of welded bliss.
 The beautiful little church which mas been the scene of so many other happy events, and before whose altar so many of Forrest City's beautiful women and gallant men have met to plight their troth had never q moro beautiful setting than as it appeared on Nednesday morning. dressed in It's trimmings of ferns and everpreens arranged With white cut flowers fo form lovely color scheme of green and white, by the loving friends of the lair young bride. and never q sweeter pretter bride, or more gal Iaht groom, than when these two met there and pledged themeelYes one To the other, for better, or for worse until deatA do Us part.
 Tie party entered in the following order
 tshef7 NIT Ellsworth Hambleton and Nr. T w Horney
 Miss Fannie Conn, If Memphis. and Mr. Leo GrobmYer
 Miss Anna Mae GroBmyer and Mir. V \. Green
 Ihe bride. with her sister Mrs. F.. l.. Chinook, matron of honor.
 TAe party met the groom and his best man, MT ban Wylds. at the altar and there Rev Mr. Nelson. said the beautiful ring ceremony of the Methodist church, that made one of two fond young hearts.
 The bride wore going away suit Of .tani colored cloth, with hat en suite and carried bouquet of white chrysanthemums. he maids were dressed in white coat suits, with white picture hats, and also carried bouquets of white chrysanthemums.
 After the ceremony the party was driven in autos to the Rock Island depot, where they took the west. bound II o'clock train for Little Rock, and other western points, for brief honeymoon trip. After their return they will be at home for a short while with Mrs kyles parents MT. and Mrs. John R. Johnson. after which they will move into the resi- dence recently purchased by Dr. Kyle in the Russell addition.
 Both of these young people are too well known 10 all of our readers to need any introduction al our hands. The bride is the oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs. ]. F. Johnson. She Was born and has spent all of her young life ill this city That she is endowed with all the womanly virtues and graces that endear her sex to mankind goes without saying. as does also he fact that she numbers a. her friends all of those who have the pleasure of her acquaintance
 Df Kyle is native of Tennessee, but las resided in Forrest City for a number of years. and is also known to our people He is courteous, afIabe. genial gentleman, who is skilled in his profession. and who enjoys large and lucrative practice. He is well qualified to care for and cherish the flower Of womanhood who has become his bride.
 Before the ceremony, Mrs Chas. II Sanders sang "Oh, Promise Me. a and The Sweetest Story Ever Told, in her usual pleasing manner.
 Mrs. B. D. Hatcher. presided at the organ. playing her accompani- ments, and the wedding march.
 Mrs. W. II Alley and Mrs. Chas. T.. Sanders uperintended the lovely | decorat ions which, the church being | darkened, showed 10 such splendid | advantage under the soft glow of the lighted candles.
 Mir. and Mrs Taylor, of Oseeola, were the out-ot-town guests, Mrs. Taylor being sister of the groom.
 The party was escorted to the train by large crowd of well wishers and friends, who showered them | with the customary congratulations rice. old shoes, etc. The Times wishes to join their other friends in all those congratulations and good wishes and hopes that all of their 1