The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-11

INEL-k kECOkD, HOT SPRINGS
 
 bridal bouquet Of lilies of the valley and maidelhair ferns.
 The groom and his attendants were in irreproachable evening dress.
 The solemn words which linked the lives of the happy pair were pro, 1 nounced in impressive manner by Rev. Llwyd.
 Following the ceremony. delight. tul reception was held In the re. ceiyine party in addition to the bridal pair and their attendants were Mrs. C. G. Conyers. Rev. A. R Llwyd. Mr. and Mrs Humphrey. parents of the groom and Miss Flora Humphrey.
 Mrs. Conyers was handsomely gowned in black satin with trimming, of jet beading. tunic of black chiffon and lovely white lace at her throat
 Mrs Humphrey was very handsome in gray with black lace oyerdress in fashionable tunic. Her jewels were diamonds
 Miss Humphrey was very lovely in am elegant pink charmeuse with pink tulle and irridescent trimmings.
 The enclosed porch was a bower or white and green fashioned from chrysanthomums and smilax The lovely punch bowl was presided over by Mesdames Virginia Vaughan Ken nedy and Ms. Hiram Whittineton.
 Mrs Roberta Vaughan Babcoch and Mrs. Paul Turner Vaughan assisted the hostess in entertaining and pre- sided in the reception room, which was eXquisitely decorated in yellow chrysanthemums.
 In the dining room Mrs Walter Dake and Miss Blanch Bell presided This room was especially charming with it's decorations of yellow and white. Suspended from the chande- Her il the center of the room yellow tuiie streamers were caught at the four corners of the large table coy cred with handsome cluny lace and ornamented with a huge pyramidal bridal cake rising like a tiara and sur mounted by a kewpie bridal couple in daintiest of bridal costumes.
 Following the cutting of the wed, ding cake and consequent merrimeut, a delicious buffet luncheon, salad course, was served In the cutting ol the cake, Miss Helen Babcock secured the thimble Miss Louise llorner, the ring, the brides first childish ring, and Master Arthur Bowman, the dime.
 Later, ascending the stairs, the bride tossed her lovely bridal bouquet to the cluster of waiting girls below. Miss Frances Eisele caught it amid much merriment.
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard Starr IIumph- rey departed at o'clock for, their honeymoon in the east They will be at home after January first at lG Rus sell street New Britain. Conn
 The bride was attired in travel ing gown of blue Ottoman silk wih. black satin and cream face trim mings. accessories to match.
 The wedding gifts made an elaDo rate display, occupying an entire apartment on the upper floor Here were arranged silver. laces. cut glasA Bohemian glass, imported rugs books, pictures, and costly bric-a-brac Of many kinds.
 One of the presents greatly yaiued by the bride was the lovely quilt made by the cook, a valued servant of the family for maly long years. It attested the love and affection for the sweet bride. to whom it was pre- scented with such sincere good wishes
 The ladies assisting Mrs Conyers in dispensing hospitality and the en- tire gathering Of ladies were gowned with elegance and taste The gentle men were in evening dress and quite as elegant as the ladies in their cor rect attire.