The Forrest City times., 1912-05-03


 bridesmaid, wore imported pink chif- ion, embroidered in rosebuds. over pink messaline and carried pink Kil- iafney roses.
 Miss Anna Roleson vas gowned in pink silk marquisette over pink satin. trimmed in real lace and crystal fringe, and carried pink Killarney roses.
 Miss Frances Mann wore white crepe chiffon over white satin trimmed in beaded net and French rosebuds and carried white brides roses.
 Miss Marguerite Spears, of Chat tanooga, was gowned in white chiffon over messaline, trimmed in real lace and pearls, and carried white bride roses.
 Miss Elizabeth Gatling wore pink marQuisette over pink satin, trimmed in pink silk fringe and pearl garni- tare, and carried pink Killarney roses
 Mrs. Edgar Taylor, matron of honor. was gowned in white satin and real lace.
 Mrs. Jas. Russell, Jr, matron of honor was in whte lace over messaline.
 Miss Euna Mai Polk wore pink satin trimmed in white lace and French chiffon, and carried Killarney roses.
 Little Edgar Taylor, the ring bear CT, wore white satin suit, trimmed in baby Irish lace
 The bride was gowned in white Duchess satin, trimmed in rare point lace and hand embroidery, and wore a veil with coronet of orange bios. sons, and carried shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley
 The male contingent of the bridal party wore the conventional dress suits of black and top hats.
 After the ceremony at the church the bridal party were driven in auto mobiles to the home of the bride s parents, Capt. and Mrs. Jas Russell where a reception was held, which was largely attended, and where the hour intervening before the arrival of the northbound Iron Mountain train was very pleasantly spent in ex- tending the customary congratula- tion and best wishes to the newly weds, and here leeeiyiDg line, com- posed of Capt. and Mrs. Jas. Russell MT. and Mrs. William Burkley Mann. the maid If honor and the brides. maids, and MT. and Mrs W. B. Mann. of Marianna, parents of the groom received the guests in the library, which Was decorated in the prevailing color scheme.
 In the dining room which was decorated ill pink, dainty refresh meHt course was served. On the ta- ble was satin cover, with point lace center piece on which was placed a large basket tied at the handles with pink ribbons and pink tulle, and con- Ao1HlIiS pliih IOStOAOS dilu NIIIldA
 On the front porch, which was dec orated and lighted with electric bulbs. punch was served, beautiful little cosy cornered having been arranged at one end, where the punch bowl, presided over by little Misses Eliza beth Winfield, and Pearl and Victoria Mann was placed.
 in the parlor, which was decorated in white and green. the handsome array of wedding gift had been ar ranged for the inspection of the guests, and beautiful array they made, there being beautiful, rare and costly gifts from the countless friends Of the young couple both at home and abroad
 The bride, Miss Lucille Russell. is the youngest daughter of Capt and Mrs. Jas Resell. She was born and has with the exception of a few terms at college, spent the greater portion of her life here. She is known To nearly, fl met all of our people, and Is universally loved and esteemed by all She is young woman who by a charming grace of manner and per sonality. com bined with rare physi- cal beauty, forms a most perfect type of beautiful southern woman. hood, and she is well fitted 10 adorn the home and bless the heart of the lucky young man who won her for his own.
 The groom, MT William Burkley Mann, is also a native If Forrest City having been born here and re. ceiyed his early education in the pub lie schools of our city For the last several years, however, he has lived in Mariana with his parents, Mir and Mrs. William Mann. He is a young lawyer, and is a member oi the law firm pf Rnrk & Mapp