The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-05
Steiner-Mc Entee.

Steiner-Mc Entee.
A beautiful church wedding of local
interest took place yesterday at a.
m. when Miss Marguerite Steiner and
Mr.. John McEntee We're united III
matrimony by Rev. John Kenney, as
sisted by Rev. Walter Tynin, who
conducted the impressive, solemn
nuptia mass of the Roman Catholic
| church.
| The wedding took place in st. John
the Baptist Catholic church, one OF
the handsomest structures in the
city, which was especially attractive
on this happy occasion when lent a
festive touch by a pretty arrange
ment of cut flowers and potted
plants
The pretty bride appeared very
| lovely in a white crepe meteor cos
| tune with a picture hat admirably
setting off her blonde type of beauty
She was attended by Miss Eliza
beth Erhart, as bridesmaid. Who EN-
tered with the groom. The bride en-
tered with the grooms best man,
Mr. De Lacy Peel. The couples sep
| arated at the altar, where the rear
| rangemeat placed the bride and
groom in the center of the group.
The beautiful wedding march was
played by the brides sister, Mrs
John Halliburton. Other lovely
music was furnished by the church
choir in which Miss Steiner had
served so long and faithfully as or
ganist.
A large assemblage of friends wit.
messed the ceremony.
Following the church service the
bridal party repaired to the home Of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Steiner, Pleasant ald Kirk
streets, where a delicious wedding
breakfast was served, covers being
laid for twelve. The bridal pair, at
tendants, relatives and two close
friends were the only ones present at
the breakfast, which was served at 10
O'Clock.
The happy couple departed on the
1 O'Clock train for their future home
in Paterson. N. j., where the groom
| is engaged in business. En- route to
Paterson they will visit Memphis,
Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo and New
York.
Many handsome gifts of embroid-
| cred linen, cut glass, silver and hand
1 no INT Oh oh hu
bridal pair from their admiring
friends.
| Miss Steiner, valedictorian of the
high school class of 1912, won the
Flks' diamond medal and carried off
high class honors.
Her sweet. lovable disposition,
modest manner and quick iItelli-
gence has won her much popularity,
A host of friends join in wishing
the newlyweds prosperous matrl
monial voyage
College Girls Club.
| Miss May Jones will be hostess
Thursday, August Is, to the College
Girls Club, which will meet at her
home, 1874 Oak street.
Theater Party.
Hiram Shaw rendered very en-
| ioyable theater party to a number of
| his young friends last night. Follow
| ing the show at the New Central
theater the young people enjoyed an
appetzing luncheon served at the
home Of HJr. and Mrs. Shaw, COL Hob
son avenue.
The following are registered at the
Majestic hotel: w. X. .Surridee, Wal
nut Ridge; ]. F. McDugal and family
Forrest City; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Read
| and sons, Little Rock.
| IG. Grant, prominent citizen Of
Montgomery, Ala. Is a guest at the
| Majestic hotel.
The Memphis colony at the Majestic
hotel was increased today by the ar
rivai of A. b. Thomas, b. r. Hender-
son and l.. C.. Kavannagh.
Harry Wood and family of Cincin-
natl, Ohio. arrived at the Majestic
hotel for an extended visit.
a. A. Gaines and S. II. Miller of
ST Louis, are registered at the Ma
jestic hotel.
/
Ernest Lacy. of Jasper. La, Is a
] guest at the Majestic hotel.
/ 4 II
Adjt. John Howard of the Salvation
| Army who has been attending the