The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16
B0YLsToN.sNow WEDDING
BRILLIANT CHURCH EVENT
one OF tue Most Charming Of Raleighs Bellies
WEEDS Popular Business Man last
Night

There was celebrated last night at nine
o clock at Christ church. in this city. the
marriage of one of Raleigh's most charm
rig bellies, Miss Adelaide Boylan Snow,
and prominent young man of Jackson
viile. Fla, Mr.. Frances Cloud Boylston.
The church was most tastefully deco
rated IN white and green, these being ar
ranged with artistic effect. About and
within the chance there were stately
palms and beautiful white cosmos the
green of the effectively arranged palm
decorations being set off by background
| of white.
There was very large attendance Of
the friends of the popular bride and dur
ing their assembly Mr.. w. H. Brawley
rendered some enjoyed musical selections
Preceding the entrance of the bridal party
there entered and took seats at the head
of the right side aisle nine young lady
| friends of the bride all attired in white
these being Misses Margaret Alexander of
Charel Hill; Hannah Dewey, of Colds
horo; Eliza Busbee, Marguerite Grow,
Sophy Busbee Theodore Marshall. Mary
Armistead Jones, Mattye Pace and Sadie
Root. The mother of the bride. Mrs
George III. Snow. was attired in black
English crepef
| Then there was rendered the music Of
the wedding march from Lohengrin and
entering up opposite aisles came .hc
ushers. Mr.. j. NJ. Fleming. of Jackson
vile, and Mr.. Van Wyck Hoke, of Raj
eigh; Mr. O. P. Bartlett. of Jacksonville.
Fla, and Mr.. John West, of Portsmouth,
! Va. Next the matron Of honor Mrs.
Charles Baskerville, of Chapel HILL sister
of the bride. entered the church She
! in
Gordon plated with pearls and carried
carnations
The bride-elect then entered, accom-
panied by her brother, Mr.. w. B. Snow
She was attred most handsomely in a
Princesse gown of Irish point lace. over
plated chiffon, her veil being caught with
spray of orange blossoms, and carrying
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
From the vestry room came the groom
elect, accompanied by his brother. Mr.. S.
Cody Boylston, of Jacksonville. Fla, who
acted as best man. At the chancel The
groom elect received his beautiful bride
| from her brother, who gave her away,
when the impressive marriage service
was performed by the rector, Rev. NJ. VI.
Marshall
Leaving the church to the music OF
Memberships wedding march the bridal
party drove to the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. George H. Snow, on Boylap
Avenue, where they were joined by mem
bers of the immediate family and init
mate friends. and bridal reception was
given. refreshments being served during
the evening. The many handsome and
costly wedding gifts showed the esteem in
which the happy couple is held.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Boylston left after the re-
ception for New York and will enjoy
wedding trip to various points north, after
which they will make their home in
Jacksonville.
The bride is one of the most charming
and most popular of the young ladies' Of
Raleigh and has a very large list OF
friends, won by her own charming Per
sonality as we'll as because of the dis
tinguished family Of which she is mem
Der. She is the daughter of the late
Hon. George H. Snow and is widely known
throughout the social circles of the State.
The groom is a native of Charleston, s.
c.. but has been living in Jacksonville,
Fla, for number of years. He is an
able and popular young man of a we'll
known South Carolina family, and is now
the Commercial and Traffic Agent at
Jacksonville, of the Atlantic Coast Line.
There were present at the wedding ard
reception of the brides family out of
town, DR.. and Mrs Charles Bask-
erville, of the State University,
and of the groom's family, his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Boylston of
Jacksonville; his sister Mrs. Halcott p
Green and Mr.. Green, of Columbia, s. G..
his brother Mr.. S. c. Boylston, Jr., and
his sisters, Miss Mary e. Boylston and
Miss Susan E. Boylston, of Jacksonville
Among the other guests from out of town
were Misses Margaret Alexander, OF
Chapel Hill; Miss Hannah Dewey, of
Goldsboro Mr.. j. NJ. Fleming and Mr.
o. P. Bartlett, of Jacksonville, Fla.