Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-16
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l the, altar, the groom with his best 1 man, Leo Nichol of Pine Bluff; Miss taffeta, with a bouquet of sunburst
 roses and shower of valley lilies; Mrs. Le Mar Christy, gowned ln
 taffeta with bouquet of Killarney
 roses and shower of valley lilies;
 Mrs. M. c. Hutton in white taffeta
 with bouquet of Ophelia roses and
 shower of valley lilies; Miss Bess
 Rogoski in white taffeta with bouquet of Russell roses and shower of valley
 lilies, and little Marion Hutton, flow
 CT girl. The bride came down on
 the arm of her father, Carl Voss.
 Her gown was of white satin and
 seed pearls, ankle length with long
 court train carried by Master Voss 1 Hutton. Her bouquet was white
 orchids and valley lilies. The veil,
 fastened with valley lilies, was the
 same worn by each of her sisters
 when they were married. A reception followed the ceremony, the bridal
 party, with MT. and Mrs. Voss and Mr. and Mrs. Bowman, forming re- ceiving line. Others assisting were Mrs. s. B. Holmes, Mrs. Charles Fer
 guson, Mrs. D. J. Reads, Mrs. John Gosnel, Mrs. Frank Tillar, Mrs. J. E..
 Skillern, Mrs. Wallace Townsend and
 Mrs. Allen Jones. Refreshments
 were served in the dining room. The ,I table had as centerpiece a stately wedding cake surrounded with Xiii
 larney roses and crystal candle ia1ye tod 1.-ft1 ,iv,Jy t,1It hoy 1 1T,,
 and Mrs. Bowman left last night fol, : a trip to St. Louis and other points. The brides travelling costume was uf blue serge. with hat to match.-Lit- tie Rock Gazette. 'l I& The monthly social of the Lakeside
 choir, scheduled to be held this even. ing, has been postponed, because O. , the entertainment by the Schumanl . Quintet at Shriners' temple. Ths , social will be given on a date yet tt ,i be announced.
 V The Sauterie club will give a sub n scriptiOn dance this evening, at tn
 Elks club rooms.
 " Mrs. J. w. Tarver is spending a feN : days at Little Rock with friends. > Mrs. E. L. Davis has returned iron - Dermott, where she visited her sister n Mrs. Wallin.
 si Mir. and Mrs. F. H. Walker hav e returned from Sarasota, Fla, wher' IF they spent the past eight or tel II weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Franey an -e baby have returned to their home a ,r Tulsa, Okla, after a visit of severa ,- days with relatives here. :, The Riverside School Improvement n association will meet in called sessio, " at the schoolhouse al 3:3O o'cloc]
 this afternoon, and because bushes
 of importance is to be transacted, al
 the members are bein3 urged to b G present.
 4 Mrs. M. B. Harris, 1403 West Ba' ~ raque street, has as her guest for : few days, her son, c. c. Harris, o Salt Lake City.
 e Miss Ouida Bishop spent yesterda. . at Little Rock with friends. MT. and Mrs. Fred Niven hav' 9 moved into the home at 6O2 West Sec /. ond avenue, which they purchased { $ few days ago.
 Mrs. J. E. Potter and little daugh : : ter, Josephine, have returned from 1.. visit with Mrs. Potter's sister, Mrs :. Willard Jarman, at Denison, Texas .. Mrs. John DarouX is reported quit | ill at her home in Eat Second ave nue.
 | Mrs. Will Kavanaugh, who ha
 been seriously ill at the Davis hos
 pital has shown such improvement that she was removed yesterday t.
 her home in South Laurel street. I] Miss Eugenia Puddephatt, who re
 gently underwent an operation fo
 appendicitis at the Davis hospital
 has shown such satisfactory improve ment that she has been returned t l her home in West Fourteenth avenue II British soldiers at the front ar | writing 5,0O0,OOO letters a week. CnE