The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-02
A BRILLIANT WEDDING,
THE HUPTIALs OF Mr.. HERMAN LORE
AND MISS BESSIE LEHMAN.


Of Mr.. Herman Lobe to Miss Bessi
, Lehman. At ten minutes past fiv
the organist, Mrs. NJ. Smith, playe
the Wedding March, and the fai
bride, accompanied by her motbe
and Mrs. Lobe, (mother of tn
groom,) followed by the groom, &C
companied by his father and MI
Lehman, Gather Of the bride, an,
the ladies and gentlemen waiting OF
the couple, in the following order:-
Mr.. L. d. Lehman and Miss Lotti
Lobe, Mr.. Leon lehman and Miss
Augusta Lehman, Mr.. Gustave Gehl
and Miss Julia Goodman, Mr.. Louis
Bluestein and Miss Fannie Burgess
entered the Synagogue and separa
ted, the ladies taking the right hand
aisle and the gentlemen the left, un.
Til reaching the altar, where the Rev.
Marx Klein, in his official capacity
was ready to receive them, and after
being placed in their respective po-
sitions, the Reverend gentleman uni,
ted the couple with his usual and
imposing ceremony according to the
laws OF Israel.
After the ceremony the unique
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman,
on Third street, was the scene of an
event of no common occurrence
Invitations were extended to the
friends of the worthy couple to the
number of about three hundred, and
it was astonishing with what unan-
unity the responses came. There
was one notable feature in th cele-
bration of the nuptials, and til h was
that all of Mr.. Herman Lobe rela-
tives were present, viz: father, moth.
er, brother, sister, sisters in.ld J, etc.
THE BRIDE.
In every feature of the bright and
attractive face possessed by the bride
can be traced the evidence OF strong
character and quiet refinement. She
is the eldest daughter of Mr.. D. Leh.
man, and is as talented as she 10 pop.
ular and handsome. She was ele.
gantly attired in a cream brocaded
satin, made with pointed train and
exquisitely trimmed. Her hair was
prettily dressed, and amid the dain-
ty braids was entwined a spray Of
orange blossoms. She wore the usu-
al bridal veil, and made handsome
picture, as she stood by the side of
,he graceful young groom who had
promised to devote the rest of his |
life to her and her alone-awaiting
he words that would make them one. |
THE GROOM. |
Mr.. Herman Lobe is a well.known
'oung man of New Orleans, and is
connected with the firm of Moses
Lobe 3 Co., of New Orleans. He is
'oung and possessed of good fea-
ures and elegant physique. He, of
curse, was attired, as grooms usu.
lily are, in full evening dress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lobe were the recip-
ents of large number of beautiful
resents. They were displayed to
he view of the guests in the parlor,
nd mott. cable among them was an
rider for a Chickering Piano, and
lso note with these words: "Many
resents await you in New Orleans,
Cleveland and New York."
A most sumptuous wedding sup
er was spread, under the supervis
IN and at the direction of Mrs. Leh-
ian. The fruits, candies, wines,
&C., we're from the we'll known ca
erer, Charles Goldenberg, of Front
treet. Several tables were used,
'rming q cross; they were hand
omely decorated with pretty floral
esigns, and graceful smilax trained
self along the snowy white linen.
The menu embsaced Oyster Soups
nd Gnmbos, Chicken, Turkey, Roll
l Breads and Sandwiches, Salads of
Il kinds, Restoribream, Orange Ices,
isque Glaze, Candied Fruits, Bon.
ons, Cakes of all kinds, Wines in
Guidance and Coffee. A handsome
nd large Nougar Wedding Cake,
chilly ornamented, graced the centre {
: the table.
The dining holl was cleared by
inc o'clock, when Prof. Ambler's
xcelsior String Band appeared up
tn e scene and discoursed sweet
usic for the fair ones present to
ip the light fantastic, which. was
ept up until the "wee sma' hours :
MORN"
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lobe left here
st Thursday morning, per Capt. l
nnott's palatial steamer, Jesse X.
ell, to meet the Richmond in the {
,ississippi River, and then make {
r St. Louis or Cairo. From thence
ey will proceed to New York by
ii, where they propose spending
'rt of the honeymoon, and then re- i
IN to the Crescent City in time for G
e annual festivities, where they a
IL take up their residence at Mr..
. Lobe's house, until they go to !
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