Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-17
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.aThat greater thing can there be % .wo hnmsn souls than to feel that
 ore joined for life, to strengthen ob other in all labor, to rest on oh other in all sorrow, to minister |& ooch other in all pain and to be one .,s nscl1 other in silent, unspeak- ,n memories at the moment of the c,ph q union of hands and hearts ss thai of Miss Vashti Elizabeth ino and MT. Arthur Fairfax Trip ~ celebrated last night at the First ethodist church in the presence of vast coneourse of friends.
 ss The altar decorations were stately ,1ms and an artistic arrangement of & &anwv - Easter lilies and Southern milax. A program of wedding music {as rendered by Miss Winnie Clegg, ,.ganist. Miss Nancy Farrar, violin and Miss Victoria Harrell, so- ronn and as the sweet strains ended 7he bridal party entered; the four &shers. Messrs. Henry Jordan, Frank $rinlett Carl Rutledge and C. w. 8olmes, preceding.
 n rho matron of honor, Mrs. c. S. |&,;,,iamson. entered alone, in lovely &own of blue and silver, and carrying $n arm bouquet Of American beauties. Fbo hride's sister, Miss Eddie King, fame next in a bewitching costume oade of the daintiest frills of blue 6,lle. combined with charmeuse in the |ame shade, and carrying orchids and byender sweet peas.
 The two little flower girls, Miss rlla Hum Howell and Miss Eliza eth Triplett, wore quaint frocks of ink tulle. with French bOnnets to hatch with blue velvet streamers, and arling little Jane Fairfax Triplett,
 fairy mite, bore the wedding ring n the heart of an Easter lily.
 The bride entered on the arm of or father, k. o. King, and was net at the altar by the groom and is best man, Sam w. Trimble, and bere Dr.. Steel. the brides pastor, cele- brated the nuptial rites.
 The brides gown of ceremony was If exquisite Chantilly lace over Para bise satin. made with a court train. byer which fell her veil of filmy tulle, fastened with orange blossoms. Her bnly jewel was diamond ana plat mum brooch, the gift Of the groom.
 Mir. Triplett, the third son or Col. !. H. Triplett, is recognized as a Eoung man we'll worthy of his charm ng bride He finished his education ht the University of Virginia, where,
 n Graduated from the law department, bince which time he has been mem- Der of the legal firm of Caldwell & Triplett
 \ After the ceremony a reception was held for the bridal party and a few tintimate friends at the King home. Mr. and Mrs. King were assisted by Mesdames Chas. Fitzhugh. Frank Rag Band, A. G. Bedell, Hunter Knox and D. l. Mills. In the dining room, where Miss Mary Lindsay and Miss Rosalie Philpot poured tea the following young ladies served: Misses Ruth Iearne, Rosa Riggin, Hughlett Cole man, Lillian Philpot, Ernestine Norris, Estele Simpson, Elizabeth McColm Eunice Norris and Virginia Mills.
 At midnight MT. and Mrs. Tr1plett left via New Orleans for an extended wedding tour through the South, the bride travelling in a suit of baby blue chiffon broadcloth, with hat, gloves and hang bag to match, with taupe boots and furs.
 Miss Mary Puddephatt is recuperat' 1ng from recent attack of la grippe
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 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sawyers, S13 Ohio street, have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nelson of Augusta Ark. Mrs. Nelson is Mr. Sawyers sister
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. Verret received news yesterday of the birth of another gfandch]d, the son of Mir. and Mrs L T. Bryan of New Orleans. The Foungster came into the world Jan- uary II and weighed 10 1-2 pounds at birth. He was named Harolc Eugene.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Howell Jr are expected to arrive Saturday from theil
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