Smyrna times., 1901-11-06
TWO PRETTY AFTERNOON WEDDINGS.
MISS Nellie Collins Taylor, Daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George W. Taylor, Becomes the
Wife of Mr.. Charles c. Rowland.

AhlHSlou WlIn palms anC
eVergreens, was the scene of a YER,
pretty wedding at /. 80 O'Clock this af
ternoon, when Mr.. George W. TAYLOR
gave his daughter, Miss Nellie Collin,
Taylor, to be the wife of Mr.. CbarIa.
Ernest Rowland, of Holmesburg. Pa
The groom is a son of Mr.. Cbarle.
Rowland, of the Rowland Shovel
Works, Philadelphia.
The church was filled with friands
and relatives and at the appointed
tlme Miss Marie Estlin struck up the
march from Mendelssohn. Miss A
Mena Smeal, of Wyncotte, Pa. first
bridesmaid, and Miss Ada Travis of
Holmesburg, Pa, bridesmaid. entered
the church from the chapel preceded
oy the ushers, DIR. Charles S. Blaker. Mr.
William Lindsay, Mr.. Frederick Row
land, Holmesburg, Pa. Mr.. Cyrus Tav-
lOr' Smyrna. The ushers grouped
ABOUT the altar and the brides.
maids marched down the main aisle 70
the rear of the church where thew mot
the bride leaning on the arm of bor
Iatner' then countermarched and led
tne way for the bridal party. At the
aI'ar they were met by the Rev. J. T.
Estlln, pastor of the church. Tn tho
meantime the groom and his best man
Mr. George D. Taylor of Smyrna. had
entered from the chapel. The rinp
service was used in pronouucing them
man and wife.
Inc bride was handsomely attired in
white Lansdowne with mousseline on
pllque trimmings, and carried a mac
nlficent bunch of brides roses Tho
bridesmaids were gowned in white
Farls muslin trimmed with French
Iace. Each carried beautiful buncb
OF pink chrysanthemums. After tho
ceremony reception was held at the
nome of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Tavlor
on south street. The bridal party re-
celved the guests under an arch Of
PINK and white, from which suspendad
bell made of evergreen intertwinad
with cosmos. A sumptuous renast
was served under the catershin of Mr.
George M. Stevenson. The bannv
couple left on the northbound Norfolk
express on honeymoon and on their
return a reception will be given of
their future home No. 876s Fran kford
Avenue. Holmesburg, Pa.
The following are those presentfrom
Instance who attended the Rowland
Taylor nuptials this afternoon. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Rowland. Miss
Weed Mr.. and Mrs. William TAYLOR
Mr.. Alvan Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas
Henratty, Miss Nellie B. Travis Miss
Helen Smeal, Mr.. John N. Castor. Mr.
benjamin Johnson, Mrs. Jennie Nc.
Miss May Mckinney. Mr.
Benjamin Rowland, Miss Mary K
towland, Mr.. Maxwell NJ. Rowland
Yrs. William Rowland, Miss Mamie
towland, Mr.. F. B. Rowland
lrs. Amos Shallcross, Mrs. Emma
3ond, Mrs. R. F. Clay, Holmesburo
"a; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry West Miss
annie West, Tioga, Pa; Mr.. and {
lrs. q. s. Taylor, New York Citv N |
=; Mr.. James Hogan, PhiladeInbia $
"a; Mr.. Walter Garwood, Camden
!. D.; Miss Anna Beckett, WYOMING I
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BOyd-Faries Wedding SOIemnized. i
A quiet wedding took place at the o
of Mrs. Rebecca Faries at b
ne o'clock this afternoon. when ber c
aughter, Miss Nellie Jefferson FAIRIES
as united In marriage to Mr.. Edward 9, q
lartlndale Boyd, of Philadelphia. son a
MRS. Mary l.. Boyd, of this town. fC
ne parlor was neatly decorated with b
ltumn flowers and other decorations o.
ev' Vaughan S. Collins, pastor of T
sbury M. E. Church, assisted Inv al
ev. j. l.. Estlin, pastor of the Pros. pi
'terlan Church, performed the ring ~ ~
remony In front of beautiful floral
ancel erected for the occasion. The
lly attendant to the bride was her )
'ter, Miss Maie FAIRIES, of Narbetb
l. Ihe ceremony was witnessed bv -
members of the imm ediate family
q few friends, after which a we'd
1g breakfast was given. Mr.. and Sn
IS. Boyd left on the north. .bonnd tn,
lfolk express. pr,
those from distance who attended on
Boyd-Faries nuptials to-day were Sn
s. Janvier, Mrs. Cleaver, Mr.. and (W
$. Humphreys, Wilmington: Mr. pre-
Mrs. Clark Paxson, Philadelphia: DIV
s. J. D. Boggs, Dover; Mr.. and of
S. Il. NJ. Cooper, Cheswold; Mr.. the
IN ?. Jefferson, Cheswold; DIR. and de1
$. Clarence FAIRIES and Miss Maize pee
ries, Narbeth, Pa. cha
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