The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-11
welded AT THE SYNAGOGUE.
Mr. Isidore Collat Leads Miss Lilly
Byck to the Altar

BYCk to the Altar.
The wedding of Mr.. Isldore Collat, of the
firm Of Collat Bros, and Miss Lilly Byck,
daughter of Mr.. S. f. Byck, took place at
the Mickva Israel synagogue at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, ard was fashionable
event The synagogue was beautifully deco
rated and was crowded even to the galleries
The wedding canopy in front of the taber-
nacle was of lace, trail-d with ivy and
studded with roses and hyacinths. From
the centre hung a horseshoe of roses
just before the bridal party entered the
synagogue the organist began soft prelude
which changed into a march when the
doors were thrown open and the entrance
of the ushers announced the bridal process
sion The ushers We're in full
dress, each wearing a single rose for
a boutonnier They marched two by two.
First came Mr. Elias S. Bycll and Mr..
Charles 5. Byck, then Mr.. David A. Byck
and Mr.. LOWS :. Byck. After them came
Mr. julius Colat, the groom's best man,
and Miss Henrietta Byck, the brides sister
and maid of honor After these came Mr..
and Mrs Louis ColIat, of Darien, and the
groom with the brides mother. Then came
the bride, leaning upon the arm Of her
father, and after them the remaining uSherS,
Mr. Werner S. Ryck and Mr.. Sigmund s.
Gardner.
ne DIltAt wore d utfilibllul NlllA' Silh
dress made en- train, trimmed with Duchesse
lace and draped with white hyacinths. She
carried "A bouquet Of white hyacinths and
rose buds in the shape of a fan. Her jewels
were diamonds.
At the canopy the bridal party separated
The groom received the bride from her
fathers hand, and together they stepped
under the canopy. The impressive marriage
ceremony of the Hebrew church was per-
formed by Rev. |. F. Mendes.
At the benedictOn the organ pealed forth
the Mendelssohn march. The bride and
groom led the way down the aisle followed
by the grOomsman and the brides maid of
honor The party drove at once to the
Guards Armory, where the wedding ban
quet was given.
There were fifty at the feast and everything
was deliberately arranged. The banquet
was ordered direct from the North, aud it
was elegantly served. Only memOeIs of
the family were at the banquet, and it
lasted until 8 o'clock. At that hour the re
ception of guests began in the main hall.
The bride and groom, supported by the
bride's father aud mother and the grOOms-
man and brides maid of honor, stood under
meath an ivied canopy and received the
congratulations of their friends. Severro's
Italian orchestra played during the ban
Duet and reception and afterWard for the
The bridesmaid, Miss Henrietta Byck, wore
a cream surah silk, decolettc, with MORE
| ribbons, crepe lisse and cream roses, with
! garnets for ornaments
The brides mother wore black silk French
| faille with white surah and cut jets.
Mrs. Louis Collat, of Darien, wore cream
| Ottoman silk and MORE, en- train, with
| point Duchess lace and diamonds.
Mrs. NJ. :. Byck wore a white gros grain
silk, en- train with point lace and diamonds
Miss Sarah Sonnenberg, of New Haven
! Conn, wore a cream satin rhadame, silk
crepe, garnets and pink roses.
Miss A. Gailam. Washington Territory
wore black silk with lace.
During the evening congratulatory tele
grams were received and were read by the
| brides uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. Collat will leave this morn
! ing on wedding tour North. They viii
visit Washington, Philadelphia, New Yorb
and Niagara Falls, and will be gone about
| month. Upon their return they will occupy
their new home on Perry street.