The Forrest City times., 1910-06-03
TAYLOR
 MALLORY
Miss Mary Mallory Weds hr. George P. Taylor at Methodist
 Church, June l.
WEDDING MOST ELABORATE ONE
FRIENDSHIP OF TWO OLDEST AND MOST PROM. FENT FAMILIES CEnENTED BY SACRED
 vows OF HAPPY TWAIN

Perhaps the most magnificent and elaborate wedding of the season. and tae one great event in the past lives of two of St. Francis county : most popular and well known young society folk. 0as s3lemnized on "Wednesday evening at o'clock at the Methodist Episcopal Church ia this city. when Mf. George Presley Taylor IT.. FaHEastson of the late Hon. Geo. r.. and Mrs Alice l Taylor. was united in tHe bonds of holy matrimany t5 Ms Mary Mallory, younger daughter at Hon and Mrs. C. E Mallory eX, eifc#Hs clerk and present democratic HM58ee Iar high sheriff aHfH collector 8ftHe revenue of this e0satF. #Hie4 Ha4a event eements t6e lifelong tHea.~Hip Of ts9 of the oldest amt prominent families in Eastern AfN3H-37 in bonds af l5fe aaa mutual Interests
 1Hs interior af tHe #eHafat aas a4- tsttraty and ta~tetaHy decorated 8ltbeat flowers and p1tted plants by D. deft fingers af the Heaa Nat cub, af which the bride was beloved me enber. and under the direction ana supervision Of Mrs W II. Alley and Nrs L. S. Marshall, nothing was left aadone which might have added beauty To the surroundings, the light ei inngmerable candles and electric lights at eventide shedding a soft g.9" upon the parti-coIored blossoms sf= tHe vigorous plants used. and creating scene of rare beauty.
 Mrs. B. D. Hatcher presided al the 8fsan, and promptly at the appointed panied Mrs. W IL Barnes, WH5 s5ug that sweet old love song. n Promise Ne, in her sweet and highly cultivated manner, and greatly t5l5e delight of her auditors. ~hile wedding party was forming in tue seslibu,e. Mrs Barnes Was iii her iafp.eet mood and the song brought aaH el pleasure Co the hearts ol all ~9 heard her
 Nes-f5. Ino. Gatling lr. and O5to E0.lNa5e. IT,, were the handsome and gentle manly ashefs,a deserve much credit for the efficient mannerin winch tAez seated and made comfortable She al2e congregation. At signal from zaeH Mrs Hatcher began to play the heavenly strains of Mendelssohns We'd ting March. As the notes sounded the beautiful harmony of that compost ti5H, the ushers marched down the center aisle They were followed at short intervals by the attendants, the beautiful young ladies being mag aitieeHtly tattired in white lingerie aud ilace, each wearing short veil and carrying lovely bouquet of pure AHite carnations, and the gentlemen Ia conventional evening dress, in the following order Miss Mabel Pettus. Nr Nathan Norton, Miss Nonie Rogers. Mr Thomas Bridgforth Mis- Ruth Hatcher, Mr. Will hride@ell Miss Clara Bridewell, sir Fred Eldridge Miss Norma Taesef Mr TAos. IorHey, Ms @eg.e Russell, Mr. VIII Merwin. Miss Houcuse Williams. Mr Jas Fassl6 Jr: Miss Mary Mallory. the Es1 taide. leaning uaon tAe arm of N.i Coueiia Aven, her maid nj aHars lHe bride carrying maEnitt-
 Ner bouquet of hGde rases
 aaj dtaiesa thega5ee. and Aiss 45sH Ia1eH bouquet ol brides roses. f7l accession feHUei aa 1s eae
 d5fafe aud Haga.l.a' spec
 E-=ever seen iIf ta is=eitE
 The attendants ned ia HH cte Hraand the rear 0ftIe a4taEaaa
 de was met ii tie lnaa az 2 z
 AAo entered from tAe pa5-
 accompanied by his brother A
 Taylor WHO acted 57 3#7- 
 Wen eaeA had taken their asa. t'se positions. tie Rev. Pred L8te at MariaHHa formerly past leH and at no time presi8H etIe tl the district, al0se and pronounced To bequtIfal ring service from tHe Methodist fita8lin his usual clear and abfessive manner uniting tAe prin eIPaIs until death do Bs part. tte groom endoWng tbe bride With al Ai. earthly goods. and she promising '.te soge. honor and obey leeE. B9oi j.. Milford offered the prayer aEe dismissed them.
 Immediately after the ceremony the