The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-09

son, Francis Carroll, DeSa 'es Rear ney, Sidney Johnson, William Moon and John Boaz
 Delicious ice cream and cake were served after the games.
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 Notice, High School Graduates.
 Al Of fine graduates of the loca, high school who lost their diplomas and certificates in the city's two big fires may have them replaced bv writ. ing to City Supt. NJ. Rose within the next two weeks. He can arrange with Supt. Cook and ex-Supt. Miller Tor new issues for their graduates.
 Wood-jones.
 A wedding of local interest took place yesterday morning when Miss Murel Jones became the bride of MT Scott Wood, the ceremony taking place at II o'clock at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. J. w. Jones, 124 Oak street, Rev. II. B. Trimble of Central Methodist church officiating.
 The Jones home was beautifully decorated with cut flowers and ferns. An artistic arrangement of plants, ferns and flowers made pretty background for the wedding party as it stood facing the minister.
 The ceremony took place in the presence of reiatiyes of the contract ing parties and was a quiet home affair.
 Miss Lucille Jones, sister of the bride, played Mendelssohn's Wed ding March" as the couples entered the parlor and took their places in front of the minister. The groom el- tered on the arm of his older brother, MT Guy Wood. of Texarkana, who acted as best man.
 The bride entered with her uncle, MT. Richard Morris. Mir. Morris and Mir Wood stood with the bridal pair during the ceremony.
 The bride, who is a beautiful bru. nette, appeared quite lovely in a stylish travelling suit of blue silk poplin.
 The groom appeared quite distin- guished in a handsome suit appropri. ate for the occasion.
 Following the ceremony and the congratulations of their friends. a de. licious buffet luncheon was served by Mrs. Jones, assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Bruce Gotham and Misses May, Tillie and Lucille Jones.
 The happy couple left on the 1 o'clock Rock Island train for Chicago and lakeside resorts, where they vii. spend their honeymoon.
 Tine bride is one of Hot Springs fairest daughters, whose sweet dispo- sition, winning manner and bright in tellect combine to make a charming personality. She is one of the most popular young ladies of this city, be loved by large circle of friends both young and old.
 The bridegroom, Mir. Scott Wood, is one of the city's rising young attor- neys who has already made an en- viable reputation as lawyer of abil- ity. For several years he was asso- ciated with his father, the late Judge j. E. Wood, and with Col. J. ?. Hen derson, in the practice of law. This firm has ever been in the front rank, not only in this city but also among the law firms of the state. Many celebrated cases have been success fully handled by Wood, Henderson and Wood while Judge J. B. Wood and Col. Henderson have held almost every office of any importance in this county and judicial circuit. MT. Scott Wood himself flied the office of as sistant prosecuting attorney with dis tinction and is at present the nomi- nee of the democratic party for the office of circuit judge.
 Both of these young people were educated in the city schools and both kraduated from our city high school. Later, Mir. Wood finished at the Ar kansas University. Mir. Wood is one of the brightest and most popular young men of this city.
 The honeymoon trip will end in about two weeks, when Mir. and Mrs. Wood will arrive and take up their residence at the home of the groom's mother, Mrs. J. B. Wood until about October 15, when they expect to oc- cupy the lovely new cottage being built for them on Watt street
 The congratulations of a host Of friends will be extended to the happy couple.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowles, accom- panied by their two attractive little daughters, left for Little Rock yester- day morning, where Mrs. Rowles and the children will pay an extended visit. Mir. Rowles came back last night.
 Mir and Mrs. Houston Emory left yesterday for Cedar Point, where they will visit the remainder of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Lookadoo left yesterday for Cedar Point for a visit of several days.