St. Landry democrat., 1890-04-05
MARRIED.

AT perrodin's hall in OpeIousas La, on Wed
nesday the 26th ult., at the hour of p. m
Miss GoRISSE IsAAcs to Mr.. ISAAC Roos, both
OF this place, by the Rev. Rabbi I. L. Leucht
| of New Orleans.
! At the hour OF 5 D. m., the invited friends of
the families began to congregate III the hall,
for it was apprehended there would not be
/ seats for all who would attend. Mr.. Kerlis had
designed and superlntended the preparation
and decoration OF the hall, and right tastefnlly
did he perform his duty. 1t bore an evergreen
appearance from the floor to the ceiling of the
| temporary hymeneal altar, which was artfully
decorated with every variety of flowers now in
| season. Over the foot lights and near the cell
ing was an arch of clustering evergreen, in con-
| trast with which, and to make it more easily
leg!ble to the outside spectators, were seen the
name like" on the left and "Corinne" on the
right i'll gold eol0red letters Immediately over
the heads OF the bride and groom and Rabbi
| was pended large bell-shappd collection of
artfuily arranged flowers and suspended from
which were three streamers Of broad white
satin ribbon which extended to the deor The
stage paintings were around on the sides above
and in the rear OF the altar. whilst in front of
the stage was set up the green and graceful
leaves of our beautiful palmetto The tout en-
sembte looked like the scene Of some fairy
dream.
AT five minutes to o'clock the herald passed
along the aisle and announced the coming of
the bridal party. Professor Mayer and his as
| sisting pupils greeted the ears Of all nrasent
with march, combining the concord OF sweet
sounds and pouring forth, with gentle swell
IN all the elegance of appropriate dress and the
advantages of graceful aud handsome gentle
man, came first along the aisle, then followed
Rabbi LeHcht, 80 well known to our Israelitsh
population and so justly distinguished for the
uniformity of his religious life, and the stirring
eloquence of his ministerial teachings. Then
Followed the dlgnified and sedate father and
the anxious and benign mother of the bride
then Others of the family, and lastly an escort
OF our gallant and intelligent young gentlemen
of Opelousas The while the enchanting mu-
n sfr
until the Rabbi, the bride and the groom stood
at the altar, the one to tender, the others to
take the VOWS of marital unity.
An admonitory lecture was eloauently, ap-
propr1atey and feeling1y ex-temporised. The
vows were given, and the twain became hus-
band and wife, "taco souls with buv a single
thought, Two hearts that beat as one" Con-
gratulations followed in such profusion from
the numerous friends that it were vain to at
tempt adequate description.
Cake and Lemonade were abundantIy pro-
yided, free to all admiring friends and approy-
ing guests The bridal party and the immedi-
ate families and the Rabbi and friends from
the brides father where a feast of reason and
flow of souP' was bountifulIy INDUCED. In the
meantime, P6rrodin's Hall was speedily disen-
numbered of its chairs, Terpsichorean music
discoursed by Mr.. o. Bodemuiler arose with its
voluptuous swell, and the dancers tipped the
eight fantastic toe" to late hour of the night
The Editors were not forgotten, and in re-
turn we extend 0ur Fluctuations to the bride
and groom, both of whom were arrayed In tho
most appropriate style and in the most elegant
material, Had she been spirit from some dis
tant and ethereal sphere she could not have
seemed more lovely. Ger his face We discoY
cred the beams Of contentment
We wish both of them all the joys of happy
and long and useful life
In Lake Charles, La, on Thursday, March 27,
1880, Mr. FRANK ]. HARDEY to Miss INEz RICH
ARD. Rev. Father e. J. FalIon officiating.
The groom Is tile popular and handsome Par
ish surveyor OF galcasien son Of DR.. Charles
the bride Is the daughter of Mr. Julian Richard,
OF Lake Charles. The DEMOCRAT joins their
many friends in wishing Frank and his bonnie
bride, long, prosperous and happy welded
life.