Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-24
CUPID CONQUERS.
The Marriage of Mir. w H, Rowland to Miss Louise TomIlnson at Trinity
 Episcopal Church Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon Trinity Epis- copal church was q scene of beauty and chivalry, music and flowers. The friends and acquaintances of Miss Louise Tomlinson and Mir. Will Now land had met there to give their re- responses in obedience to the qHes- tions of the Rector that would join them forever in the holy bonds of matIimony.
 An hour before the time appointed for the marriage ceremony the audi torium of the church was filled so completely by the friends of the con tracting parties that scarcely stand ing room was left along the aisles. The chancel of the church was most beautifully decorated with the choicest flowers and eVergreens. At the entrance to the altar was an arch made principally of ever- greens and decorated with choice roses. At the right and left on top were figures of two white doves.
 At o'clock the loud tones of the chapel organ, under the gentle hand of Mrs. Addie r. Owen, announced the arrival of the bride and groom at the church entrance. When all was in readiness the organist began playing that beautiful wedding march. Mendelsohn's, under the sound of whose measured tones many are those who have marched to the altar and there plighted their vows for better or for worse, fol richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health.
 All eyes were turned to the front entrance, when the first to appear were two of t..e ushers, Dr. Ran Brunson and Brunson Hammett following these came" the beautiful bride leaning on the arm of hel brother. Mir. Frank Tomlinson; the1 came the remaining two ushers Mcssrs Drew White and Charles Ringler All these passed down tn, main aisle of the church and unde the arch of flowers. The leading uShers took their stand on the righ the bride and her brother in iron and the other two nshers to the lief of the altar, where stood the Rector Rev Chas. E. Cabaniss. Already hat , the groom taken his stand to tn left Of the minister. being accom- panied thither by his brother, Nil Ed Rowland, of Eicksburg Miss, am
 his best man, Mr. r, W. H0yler, man z ager of the Western Union telegrap
 office, this city.
 , The Episcopal service, which rank
 first among he most beautiful all impressive marriage ceremonies i :, the land, was fully adhered to, tn
 bride being given to the groom D her brother, and the rector in mos :. impressive manner join their hand
 and hearts in accordance with God holy ordinance and pronounced thel . man and wife.
 After the ceremony the bride an
 groom, followed by their attendant
 retired from the church and the gref |, concourse of assembled persons fu i, lowed
 Mr and Mrs Rowland left on Il
 Valley train for Little Rock. fro
 which city they will go on an 2
 tended bridal trip. We wish the
 life of q great happiness. .y The groom is the son of Capt. | y Rowland, of Memphis, well know in this city. He is the agent here IF the Arkansas River Packet Compar h and has won, through his man
 bearing, courteous and kind trea
 ment. good name and mal h. friends.
 The bride is the daughter of { 1t late Frank Tomlinson. She is c, young lady of most charming al ts winsome manners and noble trai e. of character. She is one of Pi
 Bluffs most popular and beauti
 young ladies. We are glad to nc