The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-23

devotional service. The topic for the
Missionary program was from Mis-
sionary Voice" and was entertaining
ly discussed by Mesdames Pipes, Nc
CURE and Woodman Quite a thrill
OF expectapt pleasure went over the
crowd when Mrs. Pipes announced
that at the conclusion OF the program
there would be spelling match with
names from the Bible to be spelled.
However, on account of the latencss OF
the hour it was decided to postpone
this feature of the entertainment til
another time. Some OF the guests
present. who are new arrivals and visi-
tors in town were Mrs. Holstein, OF
Ohio, who is the guest OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chaplin, Mrs. Morrow, Mrs.
George, Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. Hillory
Atkins, Mrs. Cathey, Mrs. Albert Aus
tin The hostesses served a delicious
plate luncheon OF chicken salad, crack
ers, sliced tomatoes and hot tea
A very simple and quiet wedding,
but one OF much interest to a large
circle of friends in both Arcadia and
Monroe, was impressively celebrated
last Wednesday at high noon, when
Miss Willie Conger and Mr.. 0. A.
Easterling, both OF Monroe, were unit
ed in marriage at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William n. Conger, the brides
parents, in Arcadia, Rev. Trip, pastor
of the First Baptist church i'll Mon
roe performing the impressive double
ring ceremony. Only the immediate
family were present, including the
brides sister, Mrs. J. Wesley Saun-
ders and Mr.. Saunders OF Monroe,
tue groom's brother, Mr.. Tom Easter
ling and Miss Nora Downs also OF
Monroe. The decorations used in
both the living room where the ccre-
mony was performed and in the din
ing room. were midget roses and
dwarf yellow chrysanthemumS which
were charmingly effective. The bride
wore a most becoming and exquisite
ly tailored brown three piece go
away" suit with hat, gloves, shoes, ETC"
in harmony. Her flowers were Arctic
chrysanthemums. Alter the ceremony
a beautifully appointed dinner was
served, in FIVE courses, at winch only
the family were present. The follow
ing menu was faultlessly served: Fruit
cocktail, tomatoes, stuffed with chick
Ell salad, turkey and dressing, rice,
gravy, pickles, cranberry irappc. GEL
cry and other accompaniment, fruit
,gellatine with cream, white cake, COZ
fee, cheese, minis. Mr. and Mrs,
Easterling left on No. |, via Shreve-
port, for visit to New Orleans
where they will spend their honey
moon, and on their return to Mou-
roe will be with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Saunders until the completion of their
new cosy brick bugalow, where they
will be established in housekeeping
The bride is well known and much
loved in Arcadia, where she lived until
the past few years. She has held an
excellent position with the firm OF
Stubs & Theus, attorneys i'll Monroe
She was not only we'll equipped for
the business world, but had achieved
brilliant musical attanments as we'll as
literary. AT one time she was a popu-
lar teacher OF music in the Arcadia
high school. She is a girl of strong
character, and much personal charm
and has scores OF friends in Arcadia
and Monroe. She was the honoree Of
two prenuptial showers i'll her home
town (Monroe) and many handsome
gifts evidenced the love Of her friends
Mr.. Easterling is a rising young law.
yer Of Monroe, and although he is a
comparative stranger here, we are sure