The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-30

of Jacksonville, and her rendition of the
march was~preceded by "Oh Promise Me"
sung by Mrs. Dyer, one of Bruins wick 6
most admired vocalists As the bridal
party entered they proceeded to the alter
IN the following order: Ushers-Messrs.
Henry Hirsch, Louis Haym, Willie Nuss-
baum, Gus. Hoffman. bridesmaids and
groomsmen-Miss Bertha Borchardt MIR
Jake Rotholz, Miss Josie Nussbaum. Mr.
BENJAMIN Borchardt. Miss Marie Reman.
Mr.. benjamin F. Fendig. Maid of honor
MSS Ida Borchardt; flower girl and bow
victor Abrams and Elizabeth f. Abrams
Brlde and father, Miss Resale Borchardt.
MI "A. borchardt; groom and best man
az altar, Mr.. Albert Fendig Mr. Louis
F.eoelman. AT the altar they were met
oy the minister, Rev. l. p. Mendes of Sa-
Vahnah, and from the moment he com
menced speaking the words that were TO
unite the two young people before him.
me utmost interest was manifested by
everyone. Never before In Rrunsyvlcls
ana seldom, II is thought, elsewhere, has
a ceremony been performed in a more i'm
presslVe manner. AS the bride and groom
We're made one, the letters "B'' and ''F."
which blazed respectively one on each side
or the canopy, dimmed and faded awlv
while the letter "F'' blazed with the bril-
liancy OF many electric lights above The
heads OF the bride and groom The ex
quisite flower decorations of the tannnIe
We're In keeping with the other parts of
the ceremony and when 1t was concluded
the many who attended were congratu
lating themselves on having been present
fouoWlng the ceremony a wedding din
ner was rendered at the Oglethorra and
the handsomely gowned women were tho
center OF attraction The bride was At
tred In white duchess satin, pearl trim
ming and real lace. Maid of honor white
organdie, over turquoise blue. Mrs A
Borchardt and Mrs. Joseph B. Abrams
duchess satin. 'oN
The guests at the wedding supper wore
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Fendig. Mr. and
Mrs. A. Borchardt, Mr.. and Mrs 7 r
Abrams, Rev. l. P. Mendez, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ Kaiser, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kaiser. Mr.
and Mrs. M. Isaacs, of Waycross. Misses
Marie Reiman, Bertha Borchardt, Minnie
beriack. Lena Marks, Ida Borchardt
Flora Marks, Carrie Isaacs. Josie Nuss.
baum Messrs. Joseph Borchardt, Louis
r1ebelman, Jake Rotholz, BENJAMIN r
tendig, Gus Hoffman, Henry Hirsch. VIII
lie Nussbaum, Louie Haym, E. Gershon.
Edwin Brobston, B. Borchardt, v
Abrams, Elizabeth Abrams, Mr.
ter of the occasion and the toasts were
eloquently responded to as follows: Wo-
man. Rev. l. p. Mendez; "The Groom"
Hon Edwin Brobston; absent Parents.
Mr.. Benjamin +. Fendig; parents of the
Bride responded TO by Mr.. J. B. Abrams.
Many other toasts were also responded to-
From to Il a reception was given the
bridal party and their friends by the pa
rents of the bride, in the parlors of the
Oglethorpe Baumgartners orchestra furn-
shed the music and the time was most
happily spent by all. In addition to the
guests of the bridal supper attending were:
Judge and Mrs. J. c.. Lehman, Judge r.
T. Hitch, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Weiss, DR.. and
Mrs. j. A. Butts, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
Krauss, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Porter, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Rothschilds, Mrs. L. c. b.
Diet, Messrs. Owens Johnson, Alexander
Hurn, John Hurn, w. c. Cosby, D. d.
Atkinson, c. H. Leavy. w. G. Brooston.
c. w. Demng. II. Kaufman Walter
lsaacs z. G. Cohen, Felix Kohler, Max
r. Marks, Max Marks, J. II. Phillips A.
Harris, A. Rotholz L. Mayer, Capt. Stabb.
London, Capt Sullivan, Liverpool, Capt
Smiles, London.
The presents received by the bride and
groom were handsome and attested the
popularity of the young couple. At the
wedding supper a number of kilograms of
congratulations were read and they came
from parties in as many as nine different
states giving some idea of the widespread
interest taken In the wedding by people
not only at home but abroad. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fendg are now on an extended we'd
ding tour through the North and East and
will be gone about four weeks before re-
turning here to make this city their future
home.