The Forrest City times., 1912-06-14
PRETTY WEDDING SATURDAY EVENING Popular Young Couple Happily Mar ried in Presence of Large Con-
 course of Friends.
CHURCH IN BEAUTIFUL ARRAY
Another of Forrest City's fairest and Sweetest Daughters Becomes Matron, Happily Climaxing
 Pretty Romance.

and charming function in honor of the bride-to-be, and all attesting the popularity and the high esteem in which the high contracting parties are held, was the wedding of Miss Madeleine Rollwage, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Otto E. RollWage, to MT. John Henry Schlosser, which happy event took place last Saturday even ing at 6 O clock, at the Presbyterian church in this city, which has been the scene of so many charming events Of this nature of late.
 The bridal party entered the church in the following order: David and Otto Bridgforth. nephew of the bride, and William Alderson and Leonidas l Merritt, carrying strings of smilax instead of the customary ribbons.
 The two ushers Herman Rollwage, brother of the bride, and Mir. Bard Nichols, came next followed by two | of the groOmsmen, Mir Clarence Banning, of Memphis, and Mir. Wal ker Morrow
 Then came the bridesmaids, Miss Annie Owen, of Pine Bluff and Miss Elizabeth Gatling.
 Then came two more of the grooms- men, MT II. W. Cook and Mir Louis Mcdaniel, and bridesmaids, Miss Edna Hampton, of Columbia Miss | issippi, and Miss Frances Mann.
 The Matrons of Honor, Mrs. David Bridgforth and Mrs. ScoIt Kirkpat- rick, sister of the bride, were next l in order.
 Then came the maid of honor. Miss Virginia RoliWage. sister Of the bride, the ring bearer little Miss Elizabeth GrObmyer. niece of the bride, and the flower girl, little Miss Mizell R0iiWage, and then the bride, l leaning on tLe arm of her father Hon otto |. B9iIvage
 They We're met at the altar bE the groom and his best man. Mr Giar- eHee Montgomery, of Memphis, and here Rev. Geo. II. kirker said the s0IemnIy impressive and beautiful words that joined together for veal or woe two loving young hearts The bridal party entered the church to the strains of Mendelssohn wedding march, sWeetly played by Mrs. Hatch CT. During the ceremony Mir. Angelo Coytese, of Memphis, played Hasselman's Prayer" on the harp, and while the bride and groom were kneeling at the altar, MT. Ed Schlos- ser sang The BenediCtion, and for the occasional MT. Cortese rendered Mendelssohn's wedding march.
 There was beautiful musical pro- gram rendered in addition to that mentioned above. A chorus of twelve voices sang the Bridal Chorus from The Rose Maiden" Miss Alleyne Rollwage sang a beautiful solo en- titled Ut Is Not Because Your Heart Is Mine" Mrs. Ray Bonner sang All For You, and Mr Edward Schlosser sang Loves Flowers Shall Bloom"
 The bride wore an exquisite gown of ivory satin. entrain, draped with imported hand made lace. Her tulle veil was unusually pretty and becom- ing. It was made baby cap fashion, attached to the little cap and fell to the hem of her train. At each side of the cap were clusters of orange | blossoms. She carried a white prayer book from which fell shower of orchids and valley lilies.
 Miss Virginia Rollwage. maid of honor, wore a gown If green satin draped in marquisette, aud wore q cap of green tuile trimmed in ribbon and valley lilies She held bou- Cuet of white sweet peas.
 fhe bridesmaids. Misses Annie owen. Elizabeth Gatling. Edna Lamp ton and Frances Mann. wore beauti- ful gowns of white satin draped in chiffon and lace They wore dainty caps Of white tutle and carried bride roses.
 The matrons of honor, Mrs David Bridgforth and Scott Kirkpatrick, wore lovely gowns Of pink marquisette over satin They wore dainty caps made of pink tule and trimmed in ribbon and tiny rosebuds They carried Killarney roses.
 The brides going away costume was very handsome navy blue suit and hat to match. The waist which was worn with this suit was made entirely of real Irish crochet.
 The church had been beautifully decorated by the delft hands of Mrs W. II. Alley and Mrs. C. N. Marshall, smilax, potted plants and cut flowers being very effectively used.
 There was reception at the home of the brides parents immediately after the ceremony The already lovely home had been exquisitely decorated bg Mrs Irby. representing a Memphis florist. X program of harp music was rendered during the reception by MT Angelo Cortese- Refreshments consisting of ices and cakes in the shape Of hearts and carrying out the eolor scheme of pink white and green were served Ut the reception.
 Al the residence daring the re- ception the wedding gifts, consisting 0f silver, cut glass china, furniture, etc, was displayed, its rich. hand some and lovely array attesting ill an eloquent manner the great popularity of the young cOupt9
 MT. and Mrs. SchlOSser left on the 7:20 Rock Island train for Memphis enreute to Chicago, and from there went 10 Appleton. Wisconsin, to visit relatives of MT. SchlOsser. On their wedding trip they will visit several of the lake resorts. and expec [ i to be gone about month.
 The bride Miss Madeleine Rollwage ! that was is next to the youngest daughter of Hon. and Mrs. Otto E. l Ra#ftVatra Sha native of fhis