Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-25
HYMEN'S FALL HARVEST.
THE LAZARON.D'CA WED
DING AT THE SYNAGOGUE.

Brilliant Nuptials of Two Prom nent
Young People The Wedding and the
Reception Mr.. James s. Canon Mar
ries Miss Eva Wallace at Guyton, and
Mr.. Franc w. Darrell WEEDS Miss Jessie
Gregor.
A very pretty wedding took place yes
terday afternoon at the Mickva Israel
Synagogue. The bride was Miss Alice z.
DeCastrO, daughter OF Mr.. Jacob o. De-
Castro. ana the groom was S. l.. Lazaron
Esq, prominent young member of the
Savannah bar. The ceremony was per-
formed by the BRIDES brother-in-law, Rev.
/. P. Mendes.
The synagogue was filled with fash
ionaele gathering. 1t would have been
crowded, but only invited guests holding
cards were admitted.
THE DECORATIONS.
The decorations, although not elabo-
rate, were very beautiful and were taste
fully arranged. In 'front.' of the altar the
bridal canopy, Overhung with lace and
decorated with MOWERS, was erected. Its
columns were twined with roses and
evergreens. The chandeliers were wound
with evergreens, and in front Of the
canopy palmettoes waved above pyra-
mlus OF mowers ana plants.
The wedding took place at 80 O'Clock.
Prof. Leasing presided at the organ, ard
as the bridal procession entered the syna-
gogue play 4 a traditional Hebrew
melody, said to have been sung by Miriam
alter the passage of the Israelites through
the Red sea. Mr.. William Lazaron, a
brother of the groom, was usher, and with
Miss Ellen DeCastro, sister OF the bride,
led the. procession. They were followed
H. h., -. N~4l l. 4
and Mrs, LaZaron. Then came the groom
and the BRIDES mother.
THE BRIDES COSTUME.
The bride followed, leaning upon the
arm OF her father. She was in full white
toilet, and made an exquisite picture.
Her dress was Of crepe de chene, with
robe front of MORE silk, and was made
with tight-tittlng waist ana court train.
floating tulle veil, held by orange
blossoms, reached to the edge OF the train,
5ne wore cluster OF roses at her waist
and carried bouquet. The groom wore
the regulation black. AT the head of the
aisle the party separated, and during the
ceremony stood on opposite sides OF the
canopy. The BRIDE was given away by
her father.
TheJewlsh marriage ceremony is deeply
Impressive, and instead OF the English
chants which are customary the rabbi
upon this occasion chanted the messages
In the Hebrew, adding to the impressive
ness OF the service. After the wine had
been drunk and the glass broken the high
prlesps benedictiOn was pronounced and
the bridal party descended from the plat
form and marched down the aisle to the
strains OF Mendeissohn's wedding march.
THE RECEPTION.
A reception was held after the cere-
mOny, at the BRIDES home No. ~ Jones
street, at which large number OF guests
were present. The bride and groom stood
under handsome canopy and received
the congratulations of their friends.
The presents numbered over one hun
dTed, and were very handsome. A large
number of congratulatory kilograms were
received from friends out of the city. Mr..
and Mrs. LaZaron will omit the customary
wedding tour. They will remain at the
brides nome until they move to their new
residence on Jones street, which Is not
Yet complete.