Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-29
~ SOCIAL G s PERSONAL A|
MISS EUNICE NORRIS. Editor.


z Sewoody- y-Sloss
 One of the most beautiful home s4 ,ddings ever held in this city was
 hi yesterday afternoon uniting in
 farrIaee Miss Emma Dewoody and SISe sloss of Lake Village The B sreu1cHy was said by Rev. E. E. Feel of the First Methodist church. E A short program of prenHptiai
 |usic included violin selection | Gouvenir" played by Charles Sylves- n. and Miss Readma Dansby, a 4 admans "At Dawning," with Mrs. E. Renfrow at the piano. The
 Tidal party entered to the strains
 Mendelsohn's wedding march.
 IS. Harry Miller, bride of a
 ew months, and a younger sister of
 he bride of yesterday. was matron
 honor, and was attired in Copen-
 arcn hue georgette crepe, and wore
 picture hat. Mrs Miller carried
 hover bouquet of Milady roses. The
 Eng bearer, T. s. Dewoody Jr., wore
 suit of black velvet, and carried
 he ring in the heart of lily. Tn.
 ride and groom entered together
 md were met at the improvised al
 hr of smilax, ferns, and white
 arcissus and trlle, by Rev. Steel
 Tho said an impressive ceremony. Fhe groom was attended by Field he Wilson of Lake Village as best har. During the ceremony Charles Eylyester, violinist, and Mrs. Ren-
 row, pianist, played softly "Barca- IoIle" from Tales of Hoffman.
 Tl.e brides gown of ceremony was Eistarla georc ette crepe embroider-
 Id eIaborately, and carried shower Bouquet ot Columbia and sweet lcart roses \ becoming picture hat
 kas also a rar. of her attire.
 An informal reception of relatives
 as held in the home following the
 edaing, and Mr. and Mrs. Sloss left in the fate afternoon for a we'd ling triy. to several points in Texas kfter which they will be at home in Lake Village Mrs. Sloss is daugh- Ter ce Mrs. 1.. L. Dewoody, of an Rll and prominent family of these Personality which has won her blany friends MT Sloss is a prom
 nent business man of Lake Village Ind is held in high esteem by his Associates. 1 Out-of- f-town guests for the wedding were: MT. and Mrs. George L. Cra- eraft of Readland, Ark; Fielding Wilson of Lake Village; Miss Liza Wilson of Lake Village; Dr. B. c. Clark of Lake Village; Curry Eal!, b' Auburn, Ky; c. L. Purvis of bLake Village, and Art Mallory of Lake Village.
 at
 Country Club.
 The bridge-luncheon at the Coun- try club this evening beginning at 1 ! o'clock promises to be delightful affair. Attractive prizes have been purchased and interesting games are anticipated. Luncheon will be served promptly at the appointed time and the tables will play pivot bridge. Among those who will at I. Woodbridge, Mrs, T. (, Parham, Miss Vivian Moore, Mrs. E.aB. Aus tin, Mrs. R. B. Jones, Mrs. H, c. Moore, Mrs. Ziba Bennitt, Mrs, ". T. Woodbridge, Mrs. Lawrence Phillips, Mrs. w. A. Taggart, Mrs. Harvey W. Moore, Mrs, c. U. Mayfield, Mrs. Wm. Nichol, Mrs. Clifton Howell Mrs. Irma Grace Wood, Mrs. T. J Collier, Mrs. Thomas Collier, Mrs. F. G. Bridges, Mrs. H. H. Ferguson, Mrs B. F. Ingram, Mrs. Garrett Howsen. Mrs. E A. Henslee, Mrs. H. L. Stern berg, Mrs. A. W. Scruggs. Mrs. o. W. Clark, Mrs. Nick Can't, Mrs. Wal ter H. Simmons, Mrs. George H. List. Mrs. H. B. Strange, Mrs. s. Y. T, Knox, Mrs. Van Knox, Mrs. w. c. Mrs. Henry Haizlip, Mrs. H. w. Kennedy, Jr., Mrs. w. H. Ken nedy, Mrs. E. A. Peck, Mrs. c. M 1 of Birmingham, Mrs. Leo Peck, M.s Mamie Riley, Mrs. Sam Brldges, Sardis, Miss; Miss Eddins, Miss Norris, Miss Frances Howell, Miss Frances Andrews, Miss Gather inc Montgomery, Mrs. E. A. Howell, Jr., Mrs. l., F. Hut, Mrs. A. H. Row ell, Mrs. W. c. Alexander, Mrs. Fur man McCammon, Mrs. s. c. Alex ander, Mrs. Alma Green Kerr of Den- yer, Mrs. Campbell Fox, Mrs. John Bell. my of Now Gasconv