The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-07
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Mr.. J. Albert Alexander Msrrles Mise
Amelia BOleV.


Amelia Boley.
Mr.. J. Albert Alexander and Miss Amelia
Boley were married yesterday afternoon at
o'clock at the home of the brides parents,
No. ISL Jones street. Rabbi l. P. Msndes
of Mickvs Israel synagogue performed the
ceremony.
The parlors were artistically decorated
with large plants, ferns, banked flowers and
trailing vines. The canopy of elegant lace.
interviewer with evergreen, smilax and
flowers, was erected at the south wall.
The bridal party formed upstairs and
marched down to the strains of Taunhaus-
er's wedding march, played by she Har-
monte orchestra. Charles f. Byck, master
Of ceremonies, led the party. Mr.. Mendel
Boley and Mr. IF. S. Herman. ushers, came
next. Following them were DR.. l. NJ.
Schwab and Miss Emma Roos, Mr.. Mord
Marx Of Charleston, 8. c., and Miss Ida
Boley; Mr.. Isadors Israel of Charleston,
the groom's best man, and Miss Henrietta
Byck; Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Boley, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Prayer and Mr.. Joe Harris of
Brooklyn, N. Y, and Mrs. Nj. Boley,
mother of the bride.
Masters Harry and lisa Prayer, pages,
and Miss Miriam Herman. flower girl, pre-
ceded the bride, who walked with her
father. The groom, with his mother. Mrs.
Ilhl las VI bTOoAl1u, Ns l. CAllle ulTeClly
after, and Mr. NJ. Triest of Charleston ami
Miss Bertha Boley brought up the rear.
The attendants parted on each side Of the
canopy while the bride and groom passed
underneath. The rabbits Introductory re-
marks TO the ceremony we're q surprising
effort. His language was chaste, perfect,
and of deeply fervent character.
After the nuptials were performed, Mr..
aud Mrs. Alexander received the congratu-
Ia M Or ut nd
friends aud at 6 o'clock the family bridal
dinner was served.
The bride looked charming in an elegant
en- train white satin dress, trimmed with
duohesse lace. A wreath of natural flowers
adorned her head. from which hung an ex.
quisite tulle veil. She carried a bouquet Of
bride roses, hyacinths and miniature ferus.
Her ornament was diamond necklace, the
present of the groom.
Miss Henrietta Byck's dress was white
crepe trimmed In crystals.
Misses Ida and Bertha Boley, sisters OF
the bride, wore blue silk with jet aud crys-
tai ornaments.
Miss Emma Roos was attiredsin white
china silk and gilt ornaments.
Mrs. M. Bolev, mother of the bride, wore
handsome black silk dress with jet orna-
mentS.
At o'clock the general reception Of
friends began and for over an hour Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander received the oongratua.
tons and weI-wishes OF hundreds OF their
friends The costumes of the ladies' at the
reception were elegant aud varied. Miss
E. Meyers wore white silk null, Miss Roths-
child heliotrope silk Mrs. Waunbacher, black
silk; Miss Bessie Cohen, pink silk null, Miss
Matilda Goodman, pink silk trimmed in
violets; Mrs. Sam Stern, white silk; Mrs.
M. Mitchell, white silk with chiffon trim
mings; Miss Ray Hamburgher Of Chicago,
figured crepe Miss Strauss, black silk and
jet ornaments; Mrs. B. Strauss, black lace
with buttercups; Miss Rothschild, lilac silk;
Miss Lily Selig, pink chiffon over pink silk;
Miss NJ. Roos, yellow crepe and Jet trim.
mings; Miss Nellie Ehrlioh, white silk
trimmed in chiffon; Miss B. Strauss black
silk, Ia tosca trimming; Miss H. Elnstein,
black net grass trimmings; Miss
Ellen DeCastro, white crepe, lilies Of the
valley trimmings; Miss Meta Cohen, yellow
crepe, chiffon trimmings; Miss Eta Gazan,
white silk, crystal trimmings; Mrs. 8. Her
man, black lace, steel ornaments; Mrs.
Joseph, black silk, JET ornaments; Mrs.
trimmings; Mrs, Kahnwirler, figured
china silk Mrs. Nj. Sternberg, black
grenadine, jet ornaments; Mrs. J. Stern
berg, figured china silk, crepe de chine
trimming; Mrs. Z. Muhlberg, black silk,
jet ornaments; Miss d. Muhlberg, figured
china Silk, green passementerie; Miss
Hymes, white net; Miss Katrin, handsome
dress of embroidered chiffon; Miss
Lena Ehrlich, white china silk;
Mrs. Schwab, white china silk
Miss Silverman, yellow net. pink rose trim
ing; Miss Greenwood of Macon, white china
silk; Miss e. Greenwood, blue china silk
Miss Pauline We'll, white china gilt trim
ming; Miss Carrie Lihenthal, pink crepe,
black velvet trimming Miss Dollie Dub,
blue china silk, gilt trimmings; Miss
Carrie Kohn. red tuIle, ornaments;
Miss sWeichselbsum Of Macon, red silk /;
Miss Jeanette Herman, black silk with yell
low trimming; Miss Adele Myers, green
silk, jet ornaments.
The bride and groom received great
array OF handsome and valuable pres
ents, the use of large room
being necessitated to display them. Nu-
merous Others were sent direct to Brooklyn.
Nearly 200 congratulatory kilograms were
received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander will start to-day
for bridal tour through Florida, return
ing here in about a week, and thence going
west for an extended trip before settling
down in their future home in Brooklyn.
The groom is well-known young bust
ness man OF Brooklyn, being senior partner
Of the firm of Alexander &J Newman. The
bride is one Of Sayannah's popular young
jewish ladies. daughter Of Mr.. NJ. Boley.