Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-08
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MISS EUNICE NORRIS. Editor.

 Samuel Mitchell Taylor. of Pine Bluff, and MT. Eyndle Williams, of kEvansville, Ind, were married at the 40First Presbyterian church last night Yin a ceremony which was strikingly Expressive by the magnificanee of the interior decoration and the mili- tary atmosphere which the presence of the groom and groomsmen in uni- form gave to the occasion.
 The church was lighted by tapers, and together with the beautiful flor al designs, gave to the ceremony an Unusually striking effect. Despite the inclemency of the weather, the church was filled by friends of the bride and groom.
 A program Of prenuptial music Twas beautifully rendere. with Prof. x M. D. McNeil at the organ, and Mrs. C. z. Mccain violinist playing % Promise Me-" after which Mrs. Met gaEalligher sang Because"
 sa8 The bridal party entered to the < strains of Mendelsshon's wedding Emusic, and was led by the ushers %SCalvin H. Burks Jr., John Toney. and Oliver Jennings of Kentucky. Miss Nellie Mcdonald, as an intimate 4k&ITleHu Ol lIIe UIIQt, pleCeutQ llle ssa ssabridesmaids, and was attractive in Aa dress of white taffeta. Six brides x maids and six groomsmen entered Alternately, Misses Frances Howell N and Eunice Norris in nile green tai s&feta; Ragland Fitzhugh and Captain SFrank Lieberman; Misses Pearl < Burks and Ernestine Norris in baby blue taffeta; Armstrong Barrow and s2 Leland Murphy; Misses Elizabeth SsLyle and Willie Mae Toney, in vel Rsslow taffeta; John Sorrells and x Dewoody Lyle. Four darling flower gS girls were dressed in quaint frocks K of white organdie and strewed rose # petals in the brides path, little x Misses Janice Colton, Catherine Will v son, Nancy Geraldine Murphy, and X Elizabeth Gibson Choars. Master @ Collinns Andrews Jr., was a pie ( ture in his suit of white satin, ss carrying the ring of ceremony in the x heart of lily
 x The bride, who was never more x beautiful than in her bridal robe Of g white Duchess satin, with over drapes of white tulle, caught at in tervals with orange blossoms, and real hand made Brussels rose point lace, the latter being an heirloom in her family for generations, and handed down to the bride by her q grandmother Jennings in Kentucky. The bride carried brides roses, with 5 shower bouquet of valley lillies of sweetheart roses. She was attended by her cousin as matron of honor, Mrs Cornell Douglas Shea, of Louis { vile, Kentucky, who wore in a charming manner her gown of orchld georgette crepe with silver lace and rose satin, and carried an arm bou- yuet of Columbia roses.
 The maid of honor, Miss Olive Sale, cousin of the bride and also ot louisville, was arrayed in flesh taffeta, and carried sun burst roses One of the few pieces of jewelry the bride wore was beautiful pendant of pearls, a gift from Mrs. R. H. Stearns at her graduation from High school.
 The groom was attended by Jesse Shea of Louisville, Kentucky.
 Following the ceremony, recep- ton was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Taylor, which was fol- lowed at later hour by dancing The home was also decorated with many beautiful floral designs.
 Miss Taylor is the granddaught of Dr. John Martin Taylor and Mary Robertson Taylor of Louisville, Ky. Mrs. Williams has a host of rela- tives in Kentucky, many ot whom were in attendance at the wedding. Among them were Mrs. Thomas Shea, Mrs. J. W. Shea, Mrs. Cornell Doug las Shea, MT. Jesse Shea, MT. and Mrs. w. M. Sale, Miss Olive Sale and MT. and Mrs. Oliver Jennings, daugh- ter and sons. of Louisville, Ky; s. R. Taylor of Winchester. Other out of-town guests included Mrs. Charles Minor Taylor of Little Rock; MT. and Mrs. billiard Saunders and daughter, Mildred Percy, of Doug las, and Dr. and Mrs. Troy Chealrs and daughters, Elizabeth and Anne' of Tillar.
 MT. and Mrs. Williams will leave for an extensive wedding tour to last about five months. They will return to Pine Bluff for brief visit later in the month, when Mrs. Will Hams will be in the wedding party of Miss Willie Mae Toney, which IS to take place January 26.
 They will reside here.
 One of the most delightful meet ings of the Business Womens cup was that held Tuesday evening al the Cafeteria, the affair being miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Elm melt Gray, who was formerly Miss Florence Matthews, one of the most popular business women of the city An attractive brides cake was pre- sented Mrs. Gray, and in the cutting which followed souvenirs were claim ed as follows: Miss Margaret blsn- op, the ring; Miss Theresa Love lady, thimble; Miss Beatrice Jonh- son, button; Mrs. Alice Poss, Wish- bone. New Year bells, containing good wishes, were favors o1 'he oc- casion.
 St, Martha's Guild of Trinity church held an enthusiastic mee''ns yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J. a' Potter. Election of officers Tor the M new year was the business oi n. .ne affair and resulted in the following , president, Mrs. Charles warmer vice president, Mrs. Charles blythe' secretarv. Mrs. J. A. Caperton' ; treasurer, Mrs. N. s. Rosemond :; press correspondent, Mrs. U. H. ouo mu, more. Dainty refreshments we.t served bv the hostess, and the heN' meeting will be held with Mrs. Rose mond Wednesday afternoon, January 21.
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