The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-26
THE MARCH-TAYLOR
WEDDING OF INTEREST HERE.

Much interest is being taken in
Pensacola in the March-Taylor wed.
ding, which occurred in Mobile on
Wednesday, as the bride, who has
many friends here, is a cousin of
Miss Broughton. The Register has
the following:
THE spring-like morning with its
smiles and frowns wooed the Easter
lilies into bloom and in spotless and
fragrant profusion they beautified the
altar of the Government street Meth
odist church yesterday when at high
noon Miss Hattie March plighted her
troth to Mr.. Grover Allen Taylor. The
popularity of this young couple has
made itself manifest in the many
lovely entertainments which preceded
their nuptials and yesterday it repeat
ed itself in the large and interested
gathering assembled at the church to
witness the elimination of the sweet
romance. Mr.. McCleiland Vaughan
presided at the organ, and just previ-
Gus to the arrival of the bridal party
the beautiful soprano voice of Mrs. S.
S. Tam charmed its hearers in
Loves Old Sweet Song"
"To the notes of the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin the ushers, Mr. Geo.
March and Mr.. Tom Taylor, and Mr..
Pelham Durant and Mr.. Henry Il.
Gaines, Jr., led the way to the altar,
followed by the bridesmaids, Miss
Eva Drewry of Cuthbert, Ca, and Miss
Luveta Taylor, walking singly; then
the maid of honor Miss Bessie March,
who preceded the bride with her
brother, Mr.. Cary March. At the al
tar the groom and his best man, Mr.
Paul Griffin, awaited them, and there
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
c. A. Rush, assisted by Rev. A. c.
Carr. During the blessing Mrs. Tam's
sweet voice was again heard in 20
Perfect Love-"
Miss March, who is dainty and pc
tite, made an unusually attractive
bride in her travelling dress, which
was banana brown coat suit of
storm serge, with gloves and shoes
to match. Her hat was Lichenstein
model of channels silk faced with
Mamie blue" the latest spring shade
and was trimmed with a breast of
merle feathers and aigrette to match
She carried an exquisite bouquet of
Easter lilies and lilies of the val
ley.
Miss Bessie March, a sister of the
bride, was gowned in a silver blue EN-.
broidered Bengaline, braided and
trimmed in medallions. Her hat was
of delft blue, trimmed in French
feathers and an old rose chiffon rose
and she carried an arm bouquet OF
pink carnations.
Miss Taylor's dress was a pretty
contrast, being a rose-red brocaded
messaline, braided and trimmed in
medallions, with black net picture
hat and an arm bouquet of white car
nations, while Miss Drewry com
pleted this pretty quartette in a
toilet of goldenrod green crepe de sole
trimmed in burnt gold medallions
with a black French lace picture hat
trimmed in plumes and an arm bou
quet of white carnations.
'The bridal party left the church tc
the Mendelssohn wedding mach, anf
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor left on the -: sc
train for Savannah, Ca, where they
will spend week. On their return
they will go at once to their handsome
new home at Flo-Claire, which was
the groom's gift to his bride and
which will be further enhanced will
the many handsome wedding presents
which they received.
'Mr. Taylor, who is assistant cashier
in the Union Savings Bank, shares
with his bride an equal popularity
and they have many friends who arr
glad that their new life and interests
will not carry them to another city
Among the out-of-town guests pres
ent for the wedding were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Cleveland Henderson of Norfolk
Va, and Miss Eva Drewry of Cuth
| bert, Ca