Marriages: Nadler-Smitha - Submitted for the USGenWeb by Richard P. Sevier 11/28/2013

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Nadler-Smitha Wedding - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal August 5, 1916

NADLER-SMITHA

On Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock Mr. Carl Nadler and Miss Genevieve Smitha were married at the 
Episcopal Church in Tallulah, a large number of friends and relatives being present.

Miss Smitha is one of Tallulah's most popular young ladies and has a large number of friends here 
and in adjoining parishes, where she has been socially prominent.

The wedding was one of great interest due to the popularity of the young folks concerned.

The groom is a native of this state, but since his graduation three years ago from the State University 
he has been engaged in the sugar business in Porta Rico. Having prospered in his new home, he made 
a flying trip to Tallulah and succeeded in taking back with him one of Madison's fairest daughters.

Notwithstanding the short period that intervened between the announcement and the wedding the church 
was filled with friends of the young couple.

Mr. Mason Spencer was best man and Miss Barbra Smitha was bride maid. 

Immediately following then ceremony the couple left for their future home in Porta Rica, making the 
trip via New York.

The Journal joins a host of friends in congratulations and best wishes.