The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-06
Welded IN A FLORAL BOWER
The smith-yrank Nuptials a Brilliant
Event

The smith-grank Nuptials a Brilliant
Event.
The nuptials Of Mr.. Henry Smith aud
Miss Celia Frank at Mickva Israel syna-
gogue last night were brilliant event.
Six o'clock was the hour set for the mar
riage. but loug before that time the syna-
goGue was filed to its utmost capacity and
crowds stood outside on the sidewalk to
catch glimpse OF the bridal
party. A canvas canopy extended
from the curb TO the main entrance OF the
synagogue.
The temple was decorated in magnificent
style. The sanctuary was mass of potted
plants, palms, trailing vines, banked flowers
aud smilHx. It Looked like grand garden,
and the synagogue was redolent with deli
cate odors frcm 1t. The canopy, which
was erected directly in front Of the pull
oit was of elegant lace, trimmed
Nth white roses, smilax and evergreens
rom the center hung a mammoth floral
aorseshoe. On each side Of the pulpit plat
orm we're the letters 8 and F formed of
site roses.
Mr.. Arthur L. We'll was master Of cere-
lonies, and led the bridal procession to the
rains OF Iannhauser's march played by
rof. Steward. Mr.. A. Smith, with Mrs.
rank, came next, followed By the groom
nd Mrs. Trnub.
Miss Helen Smith, maid Of honor, walked
one and Immediately behind her
4rne the bride leaning on the
I'm Of her father. The groom's
st man, Mr.. Edwin Frank, folio y ed the
ide aud the ushers. Sig Binswanger,
NIL Solomons, Leo RCsenhsim, Leo Ferst,
go Meiuhard and Ferd Neuberger, brought
p the rear.
rabbi l. P. Msndes met the bride and
-uom under the canopy and performed the
lVressive ceremony OF the Jewish faith.
~ attendants grouped themselves in be-
een the plants with pretty effect.
The bride was attired in ON elegant white
satiu ell traine robe, trimmed with orange
blossoms, Sho carried bouquet OF bridal
roses.
Mies Smith, maid of honor, wore yellow
faille with chiffon trimmings.
Mrs. Frank, mother of the bride, was
dressed in regal black velvet costume,
trimmed with duchesse lace.
Mrs. Traub, sister OF the groom, was at
tired in crystal silk and duchess lace.
After the marriage the bridal party and
the immediate families of the bride and
groom repaired to the De Soto and partook
OF a family bridal dinner IN the banquet
room.
At o'clock the reception Of the bride and
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The room was decorated to the highest de-
gree and presented en- enhancing scene.
! he bride and groom sat on throne and
for an hour received the congratulations of
hundreds of friends.
From the reception room the guests and
bridal party weat to the dining hail. where
the bell took place. This room was
decorated in keeping with the parlor. and
the many handsome costumes Of the ladies' g,
aet off hHT ha hrii
made the ball room place
OF dazzling beauty. Dancing was
kept up until after o'clock.
Mrs. Joe Ferst, sister of the bride, was
dressed In pink brocade and duchesse lace,
the elegant costume setting off her beauty
TO splendid advantage.
Mrs. Aal on Fersb was beoomingly attired
in white satin brocade, trimmed with
duchesse lace and wore diamond ornaments.
Mrs. A. E. Smith wore a handsome cos
tune Of brocaded silk, with diamond orna-
ments.
Miss Lilly EInstein looked charming in
yellow crepe, trinmed with violets.
Miss Pauline We'll wore yellow crepe and
hyaclnth ornaments.
Miss Rothchild's dress was yellow china
silk, with passementerie trimmings.
Miss Strauss wors black silk with hya-
cinth trimmings.
lsS CdTElS appeared TO dQVans
tage in pink crepe, trimmed in black velvet
Mrs. Henry Boley wore black silk with
yellow trimmings.
Mrs. j. Gutman was Attired IN a hand
some black silk heliotrope dress.
Mrs. |. G.. Haas costume was gray crepe
and pink hyacinth trimmings
Miss Nellie Ehrlich was In blue faille,
with chiffon trimmings
Miss Magnus Loewenthal's white crepe
du chene was sweet simplicity, and showed
the young lady to pretty advantage.
Miss |. heIser wore q becoming costume
OF white china silk, trimmed in gilt
Miss Eta Lippmau's costume was white
null with rose trimmings
Mrs. S. Herman wore black silk dress,
trimmed in steel.
Among the visitors at the reception were
Miss Estelle Well of Monticello, Fla. Miss
Hamburgher of Chicago, Miss Mayer Of
Brunswick, Miss Maize Ferret and
Hattie We'll of New York and Miss Beau
wick, II. and A. We'll of Darien, Isaac
Meinhard of New York and Hugo Frank Of
Peekskill, n. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. Smith we're the recipients
OF many handsome and costly presents,
some of which came from Europe Con-
gratulatory kilograms from all parts Of the
United States and cablegrams from Ger
many we're also received.
To day the happy couple start on an ex>
tended bridal tour Of the west. They will
be gone six weeks
The groom is a member If the we'll
known firm Of Smith Bros, and the bride is
tue accom- Dlished daughter Of l. NJ. Frank.
one Of Savaunah's leading wholesale mer-
chants.
FIR IT DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.