The Forrest City times., 1911-06-23
Miss Hemenway >hewered.

 nounced for July. was The recipient of a parcel shower eiyen 5y Mrs <.
 Becker on Wednesday morning zt her
 beautiful home on Lard and Hll4 streets. The guests were greeted 2t
 tne door b. Miss Norton Prewett and
 passed into the reception hall where the hostess and her aides waited to
 receive them h The line were the
 following ladies. Mrs A Becker.
 Misses HemenNzy. Dobson. Bryan, Doyle and Mrs. W r. Evans The en- tire suite of rooms was decorated ln
 green and white the elimination Of it's effectiveness. being ID the dining
 room with is beautiful appoint ments-
 Here cake ard cream in the harmony of green and white was served oy Ms
 l. J. 4acczro. assisted by Misses Freeman and Russell.
 \ register for the signatures Of the guests was in charge Of Miss Frances Mann. while Misses Margaret Barrow and Nell German served punch from prettiiy decorated cut glass punch bowl These two attractions occupied al aieoEe CD tie porch.
 A musical program was given dCr- ing the morning a follows.
 Miss AIleyne RCilwage-I Love Thee. Al That l Ask is Love. Yoa Are the Ideal of Ny Dreams.
 Miss Nell Gorman-Instrumental Sol9.
 Miss 6euevieye Pettus-" Because @
 Miss Norma Is4acs-Instrument2l Solo.
 Mss Lucille Fussell-.S Sweetest Flower that Blooms.
 The plan for the shower was quite original. suggesting in many ways Japanese flower garden with Its banks Of cnrys2nfhemEus and branches Of cherry blossoms and was arranged in one end Of the dining room. whither. punch glass in hand the unmarried girls were requested 10 go. TOasts were n0B in order. and. leading out. Mrs. Joseph Ferguson gave The Bride" in these words.
 -tHc!e sam Lad thought t9 keep our little Bat eagia sita another plan oatwItted a.s h BeInle's pllgrinase for mail he stamped tEe9f aeafts stta ge2rf.nE. fet lf seems that FIoFeuce . eyes of blue dead
 letter. were returning
 Hzs e9es Ike A4zns a19te 10 Eve, the hrst
 l1Ee gf Creation.
 rezcE fts destination
 May tley return f9 Paradise tle world shut
 ost forever
 And may the future ..praspsr them ln every
 great ende2yOr.
 Following this Mss Russell toasted The i bsent Groom in the following: We ar5nk t0 the aadYlnz happiness of inc
 groom. the laes4e>t man n all the world lay
 Ee always kI49E tae 59ys 9t i9Eer, and never . ! E. endless love story without pTO,aic l pzzsaze May Life tIEEe be a poem, song. a ! and niaHfzhf-A lonz life To him. and nay tae happIHe~s c the one aho brings tne>f
 god things into his life he forever unclouded
 Then Miss Stella Doyle gracefully gave The Next Bride;' ssT7ss8 hearts are made. he angels say.
 To salt eacfl other dearly
 Bat each one takes different way. A FaY nat found so clearly { - here. i5 the ziri Rao.s met al last ; With that one heart intended To fe- a blessing ausar passed Til life itself Is ended. : May the boua that links their souls tu-ethe . Last through every kind Of weather. Never noaiaef 9F decay. a tae happy year r. pas away
 ' Miss Emile Gatling's toast. "Th, Old Maids, was received with mUcl r, laughter:
 T drink 10 the lonesome. poor old malCs.
 Mho cannot help their fate.
 Heres hoping they will get man q Before II is foo late ' But those who are from choice still Mss, l. tOf whom there aren't so nanyl a N hen once they >ee sweet IIDrence-s bliss t Will rush to get Benny. 5 Mrs. 0. E. Rollwage, in her charm . ing style gave The Hostess" in thes' ! words:
 2 "Here's to the hostess, 90 brave. noble an' l. Whose life Is filled With deed, of kindness 10 al g Well and nrayeiy have you done the wofk yOl ( And t0 all your heart has been S3 true. l. That God sill keep you through all the year, 2 ln peace and health. Joy, and prosperity, n f Tee from all sorrow and tears. Miss Hemenway then prettily gav 2 The Gnmarried Girls:h n The Japanese paraso1s now in my hands Q Have mystery concealed in their folds ' >o here 10 the love and the luck of each sir d Who can thus have her future life told r hne finding the thImhles industrious shall Ot i. And The needle shows absence of t0sers. :, But the one with the benny shall never kno' 2 And the ring our next bride discovers.
 The door To my Joy has been opened by love ;, And through il Il step 8 bride q And the wish of my heart is that each on May son De safely inside . And in conclusion, Miss Hemenwa, r presented each one with a tiny Jap l, anese parasol. In four of these wer, n concealed the fateful articles usual or 2 such occasions. and upon unfurlinl 2 them 1t was found that Miss Morton Prewett had the ring, Miss Madelin, I Rollwage the penny. Miss Alleyne 9 Rollwage the thimble, and Miss Fran o cis Mann the needle. < Miss Russell at the piano evoked tn, n sweet strains of the Mendelssohr [ wedding march, and the young ladies a with their open parasols. were told tt s go in search of shower. Miss Hem . enway was seated, awaiting the con 2 clnsion of the march, but it was onll
 scheme to divert her attention, for i by preconcerted arrangement, Mis- Q Carrie Evans, in Japanese costume i pressed button which closed hug, l Japanese umbrella suspended abOv, Miss Hemenway. Down poured tht shower in all the beauties of dainty n needlework and art, and ere she could n realize how lovely were the gifts n Misses Freeman and Russell brought o in handsome cedar chest, the gift O. r Mrs Becker, filled to overfiowing witf