The Forrest City times., 1913-07-04
BRIDGFORTH.G
Avery Beautiful Wedding Ceremony unites Two of Forrest City's
 Most Popular Young Folks,

| |, 1913, at 6 o'clock, the beautiful little Church of the Good Shepherd, on the corner of Rosser and Hill streets, in Forrest City, MT, Lindsey Bridgforth, elder son of MT. and Mrs. J. 0. Bridg- forth, prominent planter and capital. ist, was happily married to Miss En- lily Gillian Calling, beautiful and ac. 1complished daughter of Judge and Mrs. John Calling, all of this city, Rev pr. Chas. Fl. Lockwood, dean, Of Helena, otficiating in his usual sol emnly beautiful and impressive man. ner, assisted by the rector, Rev. Mir. Yerger.
 Long before the hour announced for the ceremony the invited friends and relatives of the two popular principals S 1 tiled the church to overflowing, all anxious to see these dear ones made husband and wife, and by their presence, and If possible word. a smile, or other token, show their own happy interest and hope for the joy of these two.
 Mrs B. D. Hatcher, of the Method ist church choir, presided at the organ, and as the wedding party entered the portals of the church she played Men delssohn's Wedding March.
 First came MeSsrs. Will Merwin and James Ewart, the handsome ushers. followed by Miss Eva Bridgforth, love- ly sister of the groom, and maid to the bride; Mir. Charles Buford. grooms- man; four matrons, viz Mrs. Ollie N. Warren, Mrs. w. B. Mann, Jr., of Marianna; Mrs. Joe E. Ferguson, Mrs. John SchloSSer; next came Mrs. J. Walker Morrow, charming sister of the bride and matron of honor, and then the perfectly beautiful and dain- ty bride, Miss Emily Gillian Gatling, leaning on the arm of her distin. guished father, Judge John Calling, and carrying white kid bound prayer book, with ribbons and flowers at- tached.
 As the party neared the chancel they were joined by the handsome groom and his genial friend and best man, MT. Edward Roeson, manage, of the Forrest City Cotton oil Mill with whom he has been employed iol a number of years, entering from the vestry room.
 The ceremony was then read by Rev. Lockwood, and he pronounced them husband and wife.
 Immediately after the ceremony tht happy couple and many of their friends were driven, and others walked, to tn, home Of the brides parents, where |; brief but happy informal reception was held, after which they went tt the Rock Island depot, and boarded the train for Memphis and othe points for a brief wedding trip, re turning here Tuesday, and leaving yesterday, Thursday, for Little Rock where they have engaged a suite o six rooms and will go to housekeepin, at once.
 At the reception the guests wer given an opportunity to view the mag nitcent array of wedding presents which consisted of a perfectly gran' spectacle of all kinds of useful an, ornamental articles which they S heartily appreciate.
 The out of town relatives ant friends present were MT, and Mrs James Gatling, MT. Henry Gatling and MT. and Mrs. James Bowers an( daughter, Virginia, all of Little Rock MT. and Mrs. H. W. Cook, of Pin' Bluff
 The wedding party is usually mad, up of young girl friends of the brid, and their beaux, but in this case s( many Of her girl friends have recent! married, that the order of thing usual was somewhat reversed, and in stead of bridesmaids, there were fou young matronS, besides the matron O honor, who has only been married ; few weeks.
 The Times desires to offer congrat ulations to these good friends, anC joins in all the good wishes that hay, been so lavishly bestowed upon them
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