Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-07
~ SOCIAL 8 NN& Iz> PERSONAL A
MISS EUNTCE NORRIS, Editor.
Taylor-Williams

Taylor-Williams
 Wedding.
 The marriage of Miss Belle Robertson Taylor of this city and
 MT. William Wendell Williams of Indiana will be soemnized this ! evening at 9:30 o'clock at the First
 Presbyterian church. the ceremony
 being said by Dr. J. l. Norris and Dr.
 c. c. Cline.
 The bride will be attended by a
 matron of honor, Mrs. Cornell Dou-
 glas Shea of Louisville. Ky, a maid
 of honor, Miss Olive Sale, also of
 Louisville, six bridesmaids. Misses
 Pearl Burks, Frances Howell. Ernes-
 tine and Eunice Norris, Elizabeth
 Lyle, Willie Mae Toney. Miss Nellie
 Mcdonald. life long friend of the
 bride, and four dainty flower girls, Janice Colton, Catherine, Elizabeth
 Cheairs, Nancy Geraldine Murphy. Master Collins Andrews will act as
 ring bearer
 Jesse Shea of Louisville will be best man for the groom, Calvin Burks and John Tonev as ushers, and six groomsmen will also assist. She groomsmen are John II. Sorrells, Leland Murphy, Armstrong Barrow, Ragland Fitzhugh, Oliver Jennings, and Dewoody Lyle.
 A reception and dance will be held immediately after the ceremony, at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Gibson Taylor as s pleasure for the relatives and immediate friends of the contracting parties.
 Mrs. Thomas Collier entertained for Miss Belle Taylor at a matinee party Monday afternoon. Guests were members of the bridal party of the Taylor-Williams wedding. which will take place this evening at the First Presbyterian church. S After the picture show at the Haul Der theatre, the party went to Ros- enberg and Burton, where a tempt ing course luncheon was served; a color scheme of red and white be- ing carried out in the center table decoration and miniature candy corsages. Covers were laid for Miss Tavlor, Mrs. J. G. Taylor, Miss Olive Sale, Mrs. Wm. Sale of Louisville: Mrs. Cornell D. Shea of Kentucky. Misses Frances Howell, Ernestine & and Eunice Norris, Henrietta Adams, Elizabeth Lyle, Willie Mae Toney # Nellie Mcdonald, Helen Ratt and @ Pearl Burks;
 The Woman's auxiliary of Trinity & parish met Monday afternoon in the E E. w. Freeman home, 1920 Main street, with Mrs. c. G. Newman as hostess. Mexico ,as a mission field was the subject under discussion for the afternoons study Mrs. c. A. & Iinaker presided. and the devotional was made by Dr. Stowell. Inter- N esting talks were made by Miss Irene Bocage, using Mexico's relations as E nation; Mrs. J. A. Roost. speaking & on "Legendarv Mexico;" Mrs. D. G & Maxey and Mrs. II. A. Stowell also made short talks. Followed re- port of the Bishop of Honolulu and # told something of the work done & there in the mission fields. The annual freewill offering made was followed by tempting salad courses served in the dining room where tea and coffee were poured by Mrs. Lima N ker and Mrs. Stowell.
 Mrs. T. B. Lvle and daurhter. Miss Elizabeth Lyle. entertained at 6 o'clock dinner last evening in hon or of Miss Bell Taylor bride elect of today. Covers were laid for girl members of the bridal party and immediate relatives of the honoree' l and delicious six-course dinner was served in a faultless way. The table was beautifully appointed the center decoration being miniature bride and groom at an altar of ferns. At each place was favor contaln1ne 4 rio oh ot was used Miss Willie Mae Toney one of Miss Taylor's maids will her. self be married on January 26, and held an honor place. second to the honoree. and both Miss Toney ana Miss Taylor were presented wltf attractive gifts, remembrances o1 the happy occasion of last evening. Mrs. A H. Sellars entertained yes terday afternoon at a matinee party and tea as a pleasure for Miss Belle Taylor, whose wedding this evening to MT, William Wendell Williams will be a prominent social event o1 the year. Young lady members o1 the bridal party were guests at tne matinee at the Hauber theatre, ait CT which the home of the hostes: was the scene of delightful grouI of neighbors of the honoree, wh' with the bridal party enjoyed llgh luncheon. Mrs. J. c. O'Daniei ant \ Mrs. J. E. Switzer poured tea ant coffee at the beautifully appointed table
 Officers for the ensuing year We.' elected at a meeting yesterday a1t ernoon of the Pine Bluff Reglstere' Nurses association held at the nom of Miss Bertha Hoffman, lo4 :, futh erford place. The foiiowinl officers were elected: Miss Nell NC Herman, president; Miss bertn Hoffman, first vice president; MS Editl Shannon. second vice presl dent; Miss Ola Gibson. secretar and treasurer. The retiring presl dent is Miss Hoffman A social houl during which refreshments wef served, followed the election. The Carnation club will mee Thursday, January 8, with Mrs, WIS.,, P. Henry, 4O5 East Sixth avenu' R Officers for the coming sesSlon WI