Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-24
,ons.Lambert

# the most elaborate hom
 ;nss w ever held n this city wa
 ,ast las' evening in the home of Mrs
 'aSi S;mmons. Fifth avenue an'
 <. when the elder daughter D
 um ome Mss Theola Simlaons, wa
 Oa'e od h Fstern Russel! Ia'nbel
 onticello.
 home was bower cf lavcli
 w;th hanging decorations O
 ,sry, palms and fe,nS and 'h'
 ,ay' ray down which the brida
 "s came was twined effectively
 ferns and Easter lillies.
 nlace of ceremony, in th,
 room of the home, was made
 miniature shrine, with an nm
 sed altar> of palms and ferns and
 white baskets on either side
 with bridal werath. Draperiea
 Ehite tulle with streamers and
 wedding bells were also used
 tively.
 F. R. Steel, pastor oee the
 Methodist church. said the i'm
 live ring ceremony.
 a wedding music was in the
 re of E. J. Kueck, violinist, as
 d by a stringed orchestra. Mrs.
 pr Carnahan, an intimate friend
 he bride. played Mendlesohn's s
 ling march, and Miss Camille
 s Watson sang q Love You Tru-
 as a prenuptial number.
 e brides maids and groomsmen
 down the stairway meeting at
 conservatory; entering in the
 wing order--Miss Catherine
 tgoniery, in frock of light
 organdie, and carrying an arm
 uet of sweet peas, with Gilbert Carnahan; Miss Susie Bell Me bld of Little Rock, in Nile green ndie, with an arm bouquet of It peas, with Andrew Scott of Rock; Miss Madonna Potts of ago. former school mate of bride, in orchid organdie, and ying an arm bouquet of sweet with William A. Mcdonald of e Rock.
 Fo precious flower girls. little
 Myra Bell Bridges and little
 Lynne Crutcher were quaintly bctive in their organdie costumes,
 carrying colonial bouquets of kt peas and violets precaded the ] of honor, Miss Lucille Sim s, younger sister of the bride. was beautiful in flesh colored Rndie, and carried a beautiful arm huet of pink sweet peas.
 he bride, who was never more ptiful than in her bridal array of hess satin and real lace, with a E becoming veil of tulle, and train white satin caught at intervals orange blossoms carried gor- ps shower bouquet of valley lil- \kd orange blossoms. bdies gift to her bride smaids pstinum filigreede bar pins. ne groom was attended by his man, Adrian Williamson, of nticello. after the ceremony bride and groom left in their car! a wedding trip to Florida. visit ! Miami, Palm Beach, and later lg to the Bahama Islands. They yeturn about May l.
 ' 3ge house party of intimate
 of the contracting parties a to the attractiveness of the sion. The guests were greeted l ne door by little Miss Josephine x and Master John Cherry, chap ed by Mrs. Corinne Knox. with 1 following ladies and gentlemen sung in dispensing the hospitali- l, the home: Judge and Mrs. w. i woodbridge, MT. and Mrs. F. G. gees, MT. and Mrs. John R. Sand MT. and Mrs. Phil Crutcher, Mir. Mrs; Benson Weir, MT. and Mrs. > Cherry, Rev. and Mrs. E. R. !, Mrs. Lutie Montgomery. Mrs. T smart. Ragland Fitzhugh, Ho- reynolds. Leslie Mcintyre, Miss ces Woodbridge, Miss Mary Car n' Miss Frances Cross. Misses :uerlte and Nan Brewster, Miss mia Mills.
 ring the informal recention n followed the ceremony, Mrs. :. steel and Mrs. D. I. Mills. at aus au5l1ully appointed table, poured ana coffee and were assisted in ne by Mrs. Ethel Smart. Mrs sf Carnahan, Miss Maloney and otryon of Monticello, Misses Ies 'a. cross, Mildred Bunch of 'S.elh' Frances Woodbridge, Mary anan, Marguerite and Nan Brew. virginia Mills. The wedding v was presided over by Mrs. J. w. e bride, who is one of the two 'a o.lve daughters of Mrs. J. F. ,,ons' has been reared in Pine :, where she has made many us. 7 >, Naturally beautiful with .eaactlve disposition and a win ,p personality. she has been active 'e society life of her set. and ,,,it witn regret that her friends @'en o an aer ne when she goes to Mon ett . as the bride of Mr. Lambert. 'senoed oed the local high school. v;li lxioing to Ward-Belmont in \ 1l';ie, ;l' and fashionable girls < { m Washington, D. c.
 of fsruom, a son of George Lam- 1aa m monticello, and a wealthy na ,ant and planter of these narts s;ouhg man held in high esteem 's ,s associates. He was in tba 'n,a otates army two years and a. oa. .lihe was stationed at Camn captain in the S7th division as ,s visited here on several oc. .s' co ana numbers his friends hv . popularity of these two vonna of snown in the handsome ,n, 1i wedding gifts. which ware Isny 'sy on the second floor of the
 es of the bride. - '"e 1W -*-
 ', Leaves
 ,o florence Masbeth. no+ea scho"i % mno is to appear at the omo" n"ooi auditorium Friday even- vbaro nere from Detroit. Mich;- e v she appeared in R;roiat
 Macbeths will 90 from bara lh. oregon, for her next Macbotl, T.