The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-10


 effort to do some important and con. s'wctiye rk for the welfare of the community There will be no collec- 1 tion and no admission. everything free. VI" extend a cordial invitation ta anybody who s interested in a bet Iter city. Come and help us accom- plish this work Park Avenue Metho- dist church at D. m Friday
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 The marriage cf Mis- Annie Duch. anan and Nr Harry Hankins was beautifully celebrated yesterday m m ing at II o'clock at the home of the brides parents, Judge and Mrs $ A.. Buchanan, in the presence of a large assemblage of friends and relatives. Rev Carroll Wood. n D., ot Mrnti- cello, officiating
 The house Was decorated through. out with r-ses. especially the double parlors, where the ceremony was said before an improylsed altar of palms Before the service. Miss Frances Hardin, at the piano. accompanied Mrs C. B Caldwell .Rho sang in rich contralto, At Dawn The bridal party entered to the impressive strain of Neudelssohns wedding march. The groom entered with his best man. Mir win McCl y. Monticello Miss May Benson of Little Rock, beautifully gowned in q pink and gray toilette and carry ne q shower bouquet of pink sweet peas, entered alone. The litte | ring bearer Lucille Althar. charming l Wee daughter of Mir and AIns. |. D. 1 Althar, carried the wedding ring in , the heart of an Easter lily She was an attractive figure in a frock of white daintiness. The briGe entered with 1 liner father, Judge Buchanan, who gave her in marrage She was becc ming Fly guNned in handsome travelling | suit of blue with boots old ivory and hat of old ivory and pink. She carried d shower bouquet of white sweet peas She was especially love. 1 ly on this occasion.
 Following the cerem ny with it attendant congratulations, the entire assemblage was served sumpiooue wedding breakfast or luncheon < aiIh the usual merry feature of cutting the wedding cake and finding the l significant embIems Later the bridal 1 couple and their attendants left by l automobile for heir future home in Monticello, where the groom is en- ! gagged in business They win stop en route to visit in little R k. Pine Blur and other prints
 The out-of-town guests were. Mr. and Mrs VIII Bracy and family. Ar. and Mrs. Sam Bracy and family. Mrs. l Eugene Bracy, Mrs. Vi L. Cross. Miss 1eyle Cross Miss Katherine Bracy. Miss Frances B.acy. Miss Helen Bra 1 cy Mir Edward Buchanan brother of the bride. Miss May Densos, Miss Mary Lizzie Newton, Mrs. A. B. Hiu Mr. and Mrs Bordeaux, Mr Regald Benson Mr. Alfred Bracy Mr. (. J. Humphreys and lItlc daughter, Anna Elizabeth Humphreys, all ot Little Rock Mir NcChrisuan Nr Win Me i Cloy and Dr. Carr-ll Wod, all T Monticello; Mir and Mrs !. II. H. j. l son of Pine Bluff. and Mr. C k Ben son of Camden
 Only the most intimate local friends of the family were invited among whom were Rev. C. F Hic6ok pa for of the bride. and Mrs Hi .k.L.
 This wedding was l especial in.cr. est for many re-. ms. Judge lmchau. an is judge of Garland county and has for years been closely identified with pln affairs in his city and couuty, 1 ha}u, held offices in each He was for many years cashier of various 1 leading banks here and is regarded as one of the cltys most expert account ants. There is no man in this com ! munity better known t1 the public. The family als, have a large and in- Iluentlal family connection over the state
 The bride is one ot Ho Springs
 most loyahle and admissible young women. combining those traits Of char acter and mentality most desired with q disposition If great eweeness and n manner of pr nounced modesty She has been an active Christian worker
 in the Presbyterian denomination Of
 this city and has been allied with
 those organ cations which stand for
 patriotism and for mental and moral
 uplift She was educated in the cay
 scho ls making record cf which her
 famnN and feaeher- had canse tn U.