The Forrest City times., 1913-06-06
HAMBlETON-NElSON
Lovely Home Wedding of Two of For. rest City's Splendid Young People.

rest City's Splendid Young People.
 On Wednesday forenoon at I o'clocl Ellsworth Robert Hambleton ane Mayme Louise Nelson were happil, married at the residence of the bride parents, Mir. and Mrs. N. B. Nelson Rev. Dr. F. w. Gee, of the Methods, church, officiating, in the presence O quite large number of relatives ant close friends of the two families. I, was one of the most .solemnly beauti ful home weddings of the season.
 The lovely home was artisticall, decorated in evergreens and cut flow CTS, and presented most cheerful anC restful appearance. The two iron, rooms were thrown into one, ant darkened, and illuminated by incan descents covered with pink crepe tis sue decoration, thus shedding a sofl light upon the group of principals a. they stood under the arch jus, be tween the two rooms while the beauti ful ceremony of the NJ F church wa. said, which united them for veal ol woe, as long as they both shall live and created picture that will long bt remembered for it's pleasant i'm pression.
 Mrs. Carl GuStafson assisted in re ceiving the guests, and under her di rection all were given advantageous places from which to view the pro ceedings.
 In another room, on the south, Miss Mary York presided over most spa cious punch bowl, and served delicious liquid refreshment to all who wished and that included all present, as the morning was quite warm, and the iced fruit juices were very cooling and refreshing
 Just few moments before the cer emony Mrs. T. c. Green sang "The Sweetest Story Ever Told" and was accompanied by Mrs B. D. Hatcher who later, at the appointed time, also played the wedding march.
 The beautiful bride, wearing a very light tan-colored suit, with hat and gloves to match, and carrying a huge bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley, entered upon the arm of her father, and was attended by her sister, Miss Anna Claude, as maid of honor. The groom entered from the south door and was preceded by Mir Ernest Hambleton, a cousin of the groom, who acted as best man, meeting the bride in front of and facing the minister, where they were joined in holy wedlook.
 After the ceremony the bridal party marched out in couples to the recep. ton hall, and there the happy princi. pals received the very best wishes and hearty congratulations of all their relatives and friends who were present, and in all these congratulations and good wishes The Times desires to join most sincerely and earnestly, hoping for them a long life of health, wealth and happiness.
 There were quite a number of out. of-town guests, among whom we no. ticed Mrs. Minnie Echols, of Cotton Plant; MT and Mrs. Ed Reese, of Cot. ton Plant; Mrs. c. W. Heguemboure and three children, Frank, Hortense and Henry Rhodes, of Charleston, Missouri; Miss Maude Nolan and Mrs. Bland Coppedge, of Stanton, Tennes- see; Mrs. Hambleton and Derwood Hambleton, mother and brother of the groom, Ot Caldwell.
 The bride received many beautiful ana useful presents, which were great y admired by the guests, and consist ed Of silverware, cutglass, decorated and hand-painted chinaware, linen and needlework, and other things toe numerous to mention
 iA"uiblCtOii, ulSS Ma tlle NeI son that was, is the eldest daughter oI MT. and Mrs. N B. Nelson. Sht was born and has been reared and educated in Forrest City, and is a young woman of many sweet anG beautiful traits of character, and witt lovely, gentle disposition, pure mind and loving heart, whom it is { Joy to know, and an honor to have won She will adorn and bless tht nome of the man to whom she Ina. given her love.
 The groom is young man of ster ing integrity, industry and steady naolts, and is esteemed by large c'rcle Of friends. He is at presen, employed in Marianna, where they "I'l make their home for the present, anu Is Tn every way worthy of the