The Forrest City times., 1912-02-02
BONNER -NORFlEET.
Popular Forrest City Couple Happily Married Wednesday Afternoon
 at Home of Bride.

The hone of MT. and Mrs. ]. R. Norfleet, on South Rosser street, was the scene os beautiful wedding on Wednesday afternoon when their charming daughter, Miss Grace, was married to MT. Raymond c. Bonner. The ceremony was performed by Rev. L. T. Ward, of Colliersville, Tennes- see, former pastor of the family.
 The entire lower floor of the beau tiful home was thown open for the occasion, and the white and green color scheme prevailed in the decora- tions throughout. Smilax was twined around the chandeliers with intervals Of fragrant white lilies. Smilax with clusters of lilies was banked on the mantles, with ferns and stately palms alternating around the walls. \ beau tiful program of wedding music was rendered by Mrs. Hatcher, Before the ceremony Miss Virginia Norton sang, a0h, Promise Me, " and "lf l Built World for You, and Mrs. Richard Thomas, of Memphis, sang Just 10 Be With You.
 The bride entered leaning on the arm of her father, Mir. J B. Norfeet, who gave her in marriage. She wore an exquisite gown of white crepe, meteor draped in lace and caught with pearls, The taile veil which fell to the hem of her court train was held ill place by c0ronet of orange bos- sons, and she carried shower boquet of valley lilies and roses. The brides niece, Little Miss Louise Cargill, scat tered rose petals in the path of the bride and groom. The groom broth CT, Mir. l.. L. Bonner, was best man,
 Following the ceremony brilliant reception was held and the guests had the pleasure of viewing the beautiful and costly array of presents, includ- ing handsome chest of silver from the grooms father. The groom's gift to the bride was handsome diamond necklace. which was worn as her only article of jewelry during the cere- mony.
 Her going away gown was of brown broadcloth with hat and other ac- cesSories to match.
 The bride formerly lived in Tennes- see, and comes from one of the oldest and best families of both Tennessee and Mississippi. She is well known and universally loved and esteemed for her many charms of character and lovely disposition. Mir. Bonner is a native of Arkansas, and belongs to one of the oldest and best families of the state. He is popular and pros porous young business man. and has a host of friends here and wherever he is known.
 After the ceremony and reception, the couple left on the 70 east bound train, going to Madison by automo- bile, to avoid a crowd of their friends who had assembled at the depot to wish them godspeed and shower them with the customory rice, old shoes, and other tokens of good wishes They expect 10 visit during their honeymoon, New Orleans and various other southern points and will be at home after February 20, at the home Of the grooms father.
 The out of town guests at the we'd ding were, Mir and Mrs w w Nor fleet, Mir l. T. Ward, Mrs. Lona IIarreI and Miss Hallie Harris, of Coliersyille, Tennessee; Mrs. F NJ Gilliland, Mrs Richard Thomas and Miss May Barkley, of Memphis; MT. Albert Nortleet and Miss Chalmers Nortleet, of Byhalia, Mississippi
 The Times wishes to join their hosts of other friends in all of the Sood wishes and congratulations with which they have been showered, and hopes for them that their welded life will be leng, happy and prosperous one