Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-06


 Lucky Thirteen.
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 The marriage of Miss Olive Voss ond Allen Newton Jones was an event of interest in the social world, anG ,vas solemnized at the family resi- dence at g o'clock Wednesday evening. As an example of charming possibili- ties of a June wedding, the marriage of these two popular young people was shown in each detail of charming arrangements, characterized through out by dainty details of decoration in house and grounds. The grounds Were. illuminated with vari-colored electric bnlbs and Japanese lanterns. The in- terior was decorated with palms and cnt flowers, magnolias, pessamine and roses forming a perfect riot Of loveliness. The angles were every where softened with a proflsion of palms.
 The drawing room, where the inn provised altar was arranged, was bri- dal-like ill it's beauty or appointments. The altar was decorated with brides roses and lilies, and an arch of smi- lax eliminated the artistic effect
 Promptly at the hour appointed, 9 o'clock, the wedding march, played by C. w. Gray, announced the approach of the bridal party, who came slowly down the flower-laden stairway. The ribbon bearers, including Misses Carl Voss. Louis Stevenson, Marjorie Con nor. Carolyn Eggleston, Frances Lei per and Aline Williams (Hot Springs) advanced in couples, and were eXqui- sitely at.ired in dainty white gowns, of cloth lingerie and lace combination. Green slippers and girdles of like col or were worn. White roses and maid- en-hair fern completed the charming toilettes. The groom entered next with his best man, Jesse Core of Pine Bluff. Miss Eleanor Wilson, a lovely Memphis girl, acted as bridesmaid. Her costume twas green chiffon bull- over satin. Miss Bess Voss, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor and was becomingly attired in pink and green chiffon over white satin. Flowers, white roses.
 The bride walked with her fathe", Carl Voss, and made a charming pie ture in her bridal gown of duchess satin and crepe meteor. Rose point face and orange blossoms made an ef- fective trimming for the bodice, while the skirt was finished with a court train. The tulle veil was caught with a cap trimmed with orange blossoms and lilies of the calley. Brides roses and lilies of the valley completed the costume.
 Little Voss Hutton, nephew of the bride, was ringbearer, while little Alice Warren served as flower girl
 The ceremony was performed by Rev. w. R. Richardson.
 A reception at the family residence followed, at which time the guests were welcomed by the members of the bridal party, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Voss. Miss Nell Voss, John Johnson, Mrs. Mont p1yn0tbor of fhn hridp MT. and Mrs. Hazeltine of Pine Bluff.
 Punch was served by Misses Helen Norwood, Frances Walker and Alne Neimeyer.
 In the dining room the basket motif was charmingly carried out. White sweet peas and shaded candelabra formed charming picture. Hospital ity was dispensed here by Mesdames Sam Churchill, M. M. Hankins, H. l.. Remmell, Skillern, Holmes, Gosnell, Reaves and Ferguson.
 The handsome display of bridal gifts testified to the popularity of the young people.
 The brides going-away gown was of leather colored eponge, with ac~ cessories en suite.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jones will spend their honeymoon on the Georgia Coast, and will be at home in this city after July l, at 15O1 West Twen- ty-second street.-Little Rock Demo- crat.
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