Marion County GaArchives Marriages.....Taylor, Evelyn - Harris, Ode  April 28, 1907
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The Marion County Patriot, May 3, 1907
The Marion County Patriot, No. 16
Friday, May 3, 1907
Page Three

Taylor – Harris

A marriage of interest to many friends was that of Miss Evelyn Taylor to Mr. 
Ode Harris, of Juniper, which took place Sunday afternoon at the M.E. Church.  
The fearful rain which lasted nearly all the afternoon prevented many, who 
intended coming, from being present, yet the church was crowded.  The 
decorations were carried out in white and green, with ferns, pot plants and cut 
roses.  The church was darkened and the lights on giving a most beautiful 
effect.

The bridal party entered to the strains of Lohengrin, Miss Edna Weaver, the 
winsome and accomplished daughter of Mr. J.J. Weaver, presiding at the organ.

The attendants were Miss Eugenia Chandler and Mr. W.H. Posey, of this place, 
Miss Martha Wood, of Paschal and Mr. Sam Harris, of Brantley.  The ceremony was 
performed by Mr. Thomas, of Geneva, in a most pleasing and impressive manner.

The bride’s maids wore dainty white dresses with pink girdles and carried pink 
roses.  The bride, who is a pretty brunette, never looked more lovely than on 
this occasion.  She wore a becoming and very pretty gown of white and carried a 
bouquet of white roses.  A long veil of tulle enveloped her from the crown of 
her head to the hem of her skirt and was caught to the hair with a diamond pin.

Quite a number of beautiful gifts attested to the popularity of the young 
couple.

After the marriage the bridal party repaired to their future home, at Mr. and 
Mrs. J.A. Posey’s, where they all spent a very pleasant evening.

The bride is the attractive and lovely daughter of Mr. Munro Taylor, a 
prosperous planter near Juniper, and has won scores of friends by her 
amiability and gentleness.

Mr. Harris is in the mail service here and possesses the esteem of all who know 
him.



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