The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1914-01-01
IN SOCIETY
ANDERSON-SAGE.

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Anderson, daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. James A. Anderson, lis Center
street, to the Rev. Jesse Abner Sage,
Jr., of Dermott, was celebrated at the
Presbyterian church, corner of Cald-
well and Faulkner streets, yesterday
i fternoon at o'clock there being pres
ent large number Of relatives and
friends of the young couple. The faith
ers of the bride and groom, the Rev.
James A. Anderson, presiding elder Of
the Bonneville district and the Rev.
Jesse Abner Sage, ST., pastor of the
First Methodist church of Pine Bluff,
using the beautiful ring service, per-
formed the ceremony in very inn
pressive manner.
While Miss Sallie Harton, violiniste,
with piano accompaniment by Miss
Willie Wise Swepton Of Crawfords-
vile, played Mendelssohn's wedding
march, the bridal party, composed of
Misses Louise Anderson, Leona Mad
dox, Grace Ford Ozark and Myrtis
Sage pine Bluff and Messrs. Her.
man Gossett, William Harton, Winfred
Wozencraft (Crossett) DuVal Purkins
(Hope), Hargrove Smith and James
A. Anderson, Jr., entered the audito-
rum from the vestibule, followed by
little Miss Mary Lillian Evans, flower
girl and Maurice Smith, ring-bearer.
Next came the pretty bride, dressed in
a beautiful white satin gown, caught
up with orange blossoms, with the
maid of honor, Miss Willie Anderson,
a sister of the bride, and the groom,
with John Cult of Ell Dorado, who
served as best man. The bride and
groom met at the altar, where the cere-
mony was said, during which "Trau-
meri' was swetely played by Misses
Harton and Swepton. For the recess
sional, Memberships wedding march
was again played.
The church was done in holiday dec
orations, with a color scheme of green
and white. Improvised arches in the
path of the bridal party bore trim
mings of honey suckle and holly, tied
with white tulle.
Immediately after the ceremony, a
eception was rendered the bridal party
- hui &c
which was. attended by relatives and
friends of the bride and groom, and
members of the AS You Like 1t Club,
of which the bride is an active member.
The Rev. and Mrs. Sage left on the
afternoon train for Dermott, where
they will reside.
Mrs. Sage was one of Conway's
most talented and popular young
ladies. She possesses a voice of UNI
usual sweetness, and is a valuable
member of the Methodist church choir.
She is a society favorite and has a
large number of friends.
The Rev. Mr.. Sage is one of the
youngest members of the Little Rock
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church, South, his first appointment
being to the pastorate of the Dermott
Methodist church. He is a young man,
of excellent character and has large
circle of friends. He is a former
student of Hendrix College of this
city, where he first met his bride.
Many beautiful and costly gifts
were received by the Rev. and Mrs.
Sage, and were displayed during the
reception.
Among the out-of-town visitors who
attended the wedding were the Rev.
and Mrs. Jesse Abner Sage, ST., and
daughter, Miss Myrtis Sage, of Pine
Bluff, Miss Grace Ford Of Ozark, Miss
Willie Wise Swepton of Crawfords-
vile, and Mrs Edwin T. Evans and
daughter, little Miss Mary Lillian of
Newport, and Messrs. Winfred l.. Wo-
zencraft of Crossett, John E. Cult of
Ell Dorado and DuVal Purkins of
Hope.