Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-04-20
IN REALM OF CUPID
is PEAL OF BELLS.
Double Wedding of In rest
Here.
OCCASION is VERY BEAUTIFUL
Marriage Last Night of Miss Laura
TAYLOR and Or. S NJ Evans: Miss
Hattie Taylor and MIR. n. p. Everett
Was a Brilliant One.

In the social realm a VT dding Is yer
an occasion of pleasureable arti Hpa-
tior, aud when two couples thus kneel
together at Hymens altar the double
blending of lives and destinies renders
such occasion one of more than usual
interest and i'm oortance.
1t has been many years indeed since
social Americas witnessed such hap
Ply occasion of this kind, presented last
evening when Miss Hattie Taylor be-
came the bride of Mr. Henry p. Everett,
and Miss Laura Taylor the BRIDE of Dr.
Seymour n Evans.
And ne'er did. wedding bells ring ont
a more Joyous peal.
No occasion of like nature hal been
anticipated with greater degree OF in
teres', and the wedding was, in it's en-
tirety, most artistic, unique and alto
gether beautiful.
The rites were solemniZed at O'Clock
at The residence of the brides mother,
Mrs. Mary Taylor.
Long before the appointed hour the
Taylor residence was thronged with a
brilliant company, the guests awaiting
ia eager anticipation the sounding of
the W, dding march
In recep ion all, parlors and dining
room the rarest flowers Of spring in
prodigal profusior, blending with rich
foliage f green, transformed the apart
ments into veriable floral bower, soft
lights adding brilisucy ard beauty TO
the enchanting scene.
In recess in the front parlor was
an provised altar of rt 3s, over which
was SUSPENDED great wedding bell CT
white carnations. Red and white was
the color scheme here, aid carried ont
quite artistically.
And beneath a great arch Of white
roses Rev. DR.. j. p. Wardiaw awaited
the coming of those who would thus
plight their troth.
The couples were married separately,
with ceremony for each,
Miss Helen Argo rendered the we'd
ding march, aud as the soft strains Of
MendeIssohu's masterpiece were SCUM
ded Miss Laura Taylor aud DIR. Evans
entered and took position before the
officiating minister.
This service, beautiful aud impress
sive, was repea ed after a brief inter-
val when Miss Hattie Taylor and Mr.,
HeLrg 2. Everett took upon themselves
the VOWS that for life doth bind IN per-
feet h sppiness
The beautiful bridee were gowned
alike in white silk, en- train, with bridal
veil caught with orange blossom and
each carried bouquet Of exquisite
white carnations.
Many and sincere were the well
wishes and congratulations showered
upon the happy couples.
Ia the handsomely appointed dining
room an elegant collation. was served
at 9 O'Clock. The brides table was
particularly pretty and here, in lieu of
W. dding attendants, were seated with
brides and grooms five couples of their
most intimate young friends.
Ct cen and white were the prevailing
colors in the dining room.
In another apartment was shown the
splendid display of wedding gifts, tes-
timonials of love and esteem from
friends in this and other cities. Rich
cut glass in greatest profusion, silver
III every design, gold and rare china
made up the list in part.
The marriage throughout was per-
feet in Its every appointment, and it
will be long time indeed ere two sisters
so altogether lovely in womanly beauty,
grace and charm of manner thus kneel
again at the altar here as upon this oc-
casion last. evening.
Mr.. Everett and DR.. Evans are pop
uIar young business men of Americus
and we'll worthy the beautiful young
women they have won.