Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-29

Dne Ot the lo'eAieoc "eNue" o season was that of Miss Margaret ;t1and and Carl Rutledge, which solemnized at the 1dleworld shvterian church in Memphis, pn yesterday afternoon at 4 ock. the Rev. William Grove, pas- of the church, performing the |emony. ,., fhe church was decorated with ms. smilax and brides roses. The ar was banked with ferns and ms and tall baskets of stately fer lilies were placed against the green background. efore the ceremony program of aal music was given by Professor iii Stalls. organist of the church. Mrs. Walter Richards sang "I Not Know" and "The Sweetest |rv Ever Told" the bridal party entered to the hins of Mendlessohnn's wedding rch. Messrs. Frank Melner and ran Nichol of Pine; Bluff, grooms- entered first. Mrs. Roscoe Me Ure. sister of the bride, was ma of honor. She wore frock neach bloom satin. with over nerv of chanticler lace, and a furesque poke bonnet of leghorn h pastelle flowers. She carried Found shower bouquet of sweet and pink buds.
 Hiss Christine Dutlinger of Mem was maid of honor. Her gown of blue georgette and she wore nre hat of blue with pink flow
 She carried round d-shower ouet of sweet peas and ping rose ;ttle Master Maitland Patton, hew of the bride, wearing a white n suit, carried the ring in the Tt of lily.
 title Miss Frances Mcintyre, re of the bride, dressed in a nch frock of white organdie and preceded the bride, as flower he bride entered with her kher, who gave her in marriage wore very smart coat suit of night blue tricotine. with an inn led hat of black straw. Her {nuet was of orchid and les buds with a shower of lilies he valley. She wore the groom's a bar pin, of platinum and dia- bds
 rs. Maitland was gowned in navy georgette, handsomely embroi- ed her corsage was of pink roses. anel Cole Rutledge, brother of groom, was best man. During ceremony Professor Stalls play Rubenstein's "Melody in F." engrins bridal march was play Tor the recessional.
 he bride is the very attractive phter of Mrs. Lillie E. Maitland very popular in Pine Bluff, re she has visited her sister, Mrs. coe Mcintyre. The groom is the of Mrs J. H. Eddins, and belongs he of the oldest and most promi- families of Pine Bluff. He is bung business man of fine abili- And integrity. Immediately aft he ceremony, Mir. and Mrs. Rut- e left for two weeks stay in ago. After May 15 they will be home in the Gould-Galbraith tments, Fifth and Pine streets; ut of town guests who attended wedding were Mrs. Fannie Knox, J. H. Eddins, Pine Bluff; Mir. Mrs. Dan c. Rutledge, Dallas; H. H. Norman, Muville, Ark.
 ss Maitland's marriage yester- to Mir. Carl Rutledge was pre- by many delightful teas, lunch and bridge parties, her friends each with the other in the law ess and brilliancy of their func- among which were:
 ur course bridge luncheon on
 2l, given by Miss Christine finger.
 ternoon bridge party, April 22, rs. Stoval Jeter.
 ternoon bridge party, April 23, rs. J. s. Williford.
 ternoon tea, April 27, by Mrs. ?. Patton.
 Is. R. 1T. McFadden's offer of her ge at Sulphur Springs for the
 summer camp was accepted plans are under way for the ing of the camp early in June. club voted to hold their meet
 at the Y. w. c. A. home, 519
 Barraque, instead of the cafe as formerly.
 e Business and professional wo-
 held very enthusiastic meet Tuesday night at the Y. w. c. A. In place of the regular meet next Tuesday a picnic will be en-