Marion County GaArchives Marriages.....Taylor, Ira - Crouch, James June 21 1903
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The Marion County Patriot, June 26, 1903
The Marion County Patriot, No. 26
June 26, 1903
Page Eight

Taylor – Crouch

The most beautiful marriage in the history of this pleasant little neighborhood 
occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Taylor on Sunday morning June 21st at 
9 o’clock when their daughter, Miss Ira was led to the altar by Mr. James 
Crouch.

The spacious parlor of this hospitable home was converted into a verdant bower 
of loveliness by the harmonious commingling of ferns, holly, bamboo and other 
green foliage while pretty cut flowers adorned the reception room.  Long before 
the appointed hour the home was thronged with friends and relatives of the 
happy young couple.  The gaiety of the merry crowd was temporarily still by the 
marching in of the attendants.  The attendance were Mr. Rufus Taylor of Macon, 
Miss Mae Bullock of Buena Vista, Mrs. M.T. Boynton of Elm View and Miss Willie 
Cannon of Uno.  The tableau was completed by the appearance of Rev. R.B. Taylor 
of Buena Vista, who facing the bride and groom, uttered in a most impressive 
manner the mystic words that forever united the hearts, lives and fortunes of 
these two young people.

The bride’s dress was a dainty and lovely creation of white Persian lawn with 
embroideries to match while the bride's maids wore beautiful white organdies 
with laces and white ribbons.  Miss Taylor, the bride, is the oldest daughter 
of Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Taylor and is one of Elm View’s most charming and popular 
young ladies. She is known far and wide for her unusual intellectual endowments 
and her sunny unselfish and lovely disposition which has won for her an 
innumerable host of friends.

Mr. Crouch, the groom is recognized as a rising young businessman whose strict 
integrity and nobility of character have long been established.  The popularity 
of the happy pair was evinced by the large number of costly presents.  They 
left on the 10 o’clock train for Dawson their future home carrying with them 
the sincere good wishes of their numberless friends.


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