Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-07
IN SOCIETY'S DOMAINS.
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Miss Ella Nelson, daughter of Gen. R. M. Nelson, has made arrangements for a concert tour with MT. Edward Buch- anan, a noted violinist of Rome, Ga.
 
 A quiet home wedding yesterday was that of Mir. Julius Abrahamson and Miss Matte Maud Lazarus, at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. Henry Lazarus, corner of Seventh avenue and Eighteenth street. Owing to the recent death of the brides father, the wedding was a very quiet one and only the immediate rela- tives were present. At the appointed hour Rabbi Newfeld, of Temple Eman- ual, and Rabbi Marks of Atlanta, for merly of this city, took their positions and the bride entered the room escorted by her brother, MT. Moses Lazarus. The groom followed, accompanied by MT. Moses Sabel, of Montgomery. The words making their two happy young lives one were pronounced, after which conSratu- lations were in order.
 The groom Is a popular business man of Duluth, Minn., and has a most pleasing address. His bride is a most estmable young woman, whose talents are many aside from her womanly virtues She was one of the most prominent and prom ising artists with pencil and pallet in the city, having executed humber of fine pictures which received much praise from the press and public.
 After the ceremony, light refreshments were served, and immediately after the young couple left on the noon train for Chicago and various other places before going to their future home.
 The brides dress was m exquisite com bination of white organdie over white taffet trimmings of ribbon and rare lace, with a large white hat and bridal roses of the same color in her hand. She looked the picture of purity and lovliness. The groom was a.tired in the regular full dress.
 The house was properly decorated in palms and evergreens.
 The presents received from home and abroad were scarcely ever equalled in the city. Silver of all description and one particular case is worthy of mention. It consisted of two dozen each of knives, forks, table ard teaspoons large ladel and sugar spoon, received from the brides sister Mrs. H. Sable of Mont gomery An equal amounl, of presents were sent to the grooms home in Duluth.
 We wish for the young couple a happy and joyous life, and may the sun shine as bright in their future days as it did on their wedding day.
 The newly welded couple left yesterday at noon over the Louisville and Nash vile railroad for Chicago.
 Miss Rachel Baumann, a talented dra- matic reader. will give an entertainment at Seals hall tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock under the auspices of the Cli- onian club.
 Miss Baumann is delightful enter tainer. Naturally gifted, she has de- veloped her talents by years of study, and ranks in the estima ton of those who have heard her as a reader of rare merit She Is a college graduate, having while in college won prizes in declamation and oratory. She is also a graduate of the Boston school of oratory and has supple mented the training there received with instruction from the leading dramati teachers of this country.
 She has made special study of litera- ture, and her programmes please be- cause it is her constant aim to elevate as we'll as to entertain. People listen to such programmes expecting to be amused, but they are all the more pleased to be instructed as we'll So sympa thetic are Miss Baumann's interpre ia tions that the characters portrayed become real rather than read about" Her reper- toire is widely varied. embracing tragedy, comedy, pathos, humor and sent4 ent Her clear, full voice. her naturalness and her enthusiasm win her audiences everywhere. =