Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-11
By ANNIE o. SMART.

sion of pink and white sweet noas
 In the living rom, an imnrovi 60, altar was arranged with stately palm ferns and baskets of sweet peas. Tn, wedding party stood under an arch 0 smilax and flowers, from which wa, suspended wedding bell of whit, sweet peas.
 Prior. to the ceremony Mrs. J. " Smith sang Sunshine of Your Smile. ; The bridal party entered to the strai, of Mendelssohns Wedding March played by Mrs. James Moore.
 Miss Clara Langford, sister of tn, bride, was maid of honor. She wor, frock of pink organdy, with pictur. hat to harmonize, and carried pjnl sweet peas.
 The bride was lovely in suit o- midnight blue tricotine, with accesso reis to match and her bouquet was oI brides roses with shower of vale, lilies.
 Harry o. Smith was best man.
 The bride is the very attractive daughter of MT and Mrs. J. w. Lang ford, and her charming manners and 1ovable ways have endeared her to 2 large number of friends in Pine Bluff where she has been reared. Followinp her graduation at the Pine Bluff High school, she has been private secretary to Judge James Gould.
 The groom is the son of MT. and Mrs. A. B. Smith, and is in the legal department of the St. Louis and Southwestern railway, and is young man of fine business ability and in- tegrity. Following the ceremony an informal reception was held for the wedding guests.
 The brides table was lovely with sweet peas and was centered with I large and very ornate wedding cake, pyramid style, with base of many pink and white flowers. MT. and Mrs. Smith will spend their honeymoon in St. Louis, Kansas City and Chicago. The latter part of June will find them at home at 716 Chest nut street.
 Cut of town guests for the wedding were MT. and Mrs. T B. Goldsby of England, Norman L. Smith of Green vile, Miss, James r. Gerold of Para gould and Mrs. o. c. Butler of Eng land.
 Mrs. Frank Bridges and children are visiting in Memphis. * Born yesterday to MT. and Mrs. Milton H Voss, 110 Walnut street, a fine daughter.
 Miss Minnie Holderness of Fordyce is visiting her brother, H. I. Holder ness and family.
 Miss Norma Mitchell has accepted q position with The Pine Bluff company, las telephone operator. The Texas Street Bible calss will meet today at 3:30 o'clock, with Mrs. U. T. Baker, 705 Texas street.
 The annual picnic of the First Christian church will be held this af- ternoon at the Gun club grounds.
 Members of the Sunday school will meet at the church at 2:30 and go in trucks; the business men and women will meet at 6:15 at the church, where automobiles will be waiting to take them to the picnic grounds.
 Mrs. John Schlemer and Mrs. E. c. Moore, 1703 East Sixth avenue, left yesterday for an extended trip north.
 Beaufort Holland will return tomor- row from Waldo, where he is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ivy Dennis.
 Mrs. Emma Gregg and little grand children Beth, Bettie and Maud Grove have gone to South Charleston, Ono, for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. T. H. Caldwell are at home, 635 Laurel street. Mrs. c. J. Lake and son, Charles Leroy, after visit in Shreveport, La'' are now visiting Mrs. Frank Ogden' formerly Miss Frances Lake of Pine Bluff, in Poteau ,Okla.
 Haltom and Thomas Gillespie nave returned from a visit in Monticello. x
 Mrs Elmer Richards of Mount Pleasant, Tex, is visiting Mrs. E. w. Freeman, 1920 Main street.
 Miss Lucy Koontz of stewardson' H., is visiting her sister, Mrs. rom Blodgett, Twenty-second ana fo9laf street.
 Miss Lee Joy Slayton ot brihk- lev is the guest of her brother, stan ley Slayton, and Mrs. Emma Marsh all. 1921 State.