The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25
MEATH A CANOPY OF FLOWERS.
Mr.. Lee Brown of Mobile and Miss
Helen Smith Were Married.

Mickva Israel Temple was the scene last
evening of a beautiful wedding which uni
ted Miss Helen Smith, the attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abram e.
Smith, and Mr.. Lee Beauregard Brown of
Mobile, Ala. The synagogue was well
filed, but there was no crush, owing to
the perfect arrangements that had been
made. The interval Of waiting before the
ceremony was pleasantly enllvened by the
programme Of music rendered by the or
ganist, Miss Florence Colding, and ending
with a vocal solo by Mrs. Samuel Elm
stein. The intermezzo from "Callaveria
Rusticana" was the selection, and a vio-
lin accompaniment was played by Master
Saul Brant.
The floral decora lions were elaborate.
Palms and potted plants were grouped
about the platform, in the center of which
was the canopy. This was covered with
Lace like ferns interpersed with white
roses and sweet peas, and from the arch
was suspended a monogram IS b." of
white flowers.
To the wedding march from Lohengrin
the bridal party entered the synagogue.
Mr. Mord Hyams, master of ceremonies.
leading the way. He was followed by the
eight ushers. Mr. Lee Happ of Macon, Mr..
j. G. Smith, Mr.. Herbert S. Traub, Mr..
Edwin Frank, Mr.. Alfred Fantl, Mr.. NJ. S.
Guckenheimer, Mr.. Seigfred Fantl, Mr..
Hugo Frank Mr. Louis Hanan and Mr..
Barlow Enrich, the latter of cambridge.
Miss Mamie Engel, the maid of honor,
came next, walking alone. She wore a
charming gown of white organdy
over nile green taffeta, with
green ribbons, and carried bouquet of
nephitos roses A tiny flower girl, Miss
Doris Smith, preceded the bride and her
father, and made a sweet picture in a little
green and white costume, and carrying a
basket Of white flowers.
The handsome bride looked unusually
well IN an elegant gown of ivory white
satin, trimmed with duchesse lace. The
guimpe and the transparent sleeves We're
OF white chiffon, embroidered with seed
pearls in a graceful design of love knots,
and she carried a Bible bound in white
velum
The groom, with his best man, Mr.. Eu-
gene Brown of Mobile, entered from the
robing room, and met the bride beneath
the canopy.
The impressive ceremony was performed
by Rev DIR. l. P. Mendes. and during the
latter part the confirmation hymn was
played.
To the inspiring strains of the march
from Tannhauser, the bridal party left the
synagogue. A brilliant reception followed
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Smith. on
CASTOR street. Here the decorations were
elaborate. of white lilies and roses. with
ferns, smilax and palms.
Among the guests from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Brown, Miss Alma Brown
and Miss lska Brown, the parents and sis
ters OF the groom, Miss Irma
Brown Of Mobile, Ala, Mr. Lee
Iiapp and Mr.. Walter Gillespie Of Mocon.
Mr.. Barlow Enrich and Mr.. w Krauss
OF cambridge, and Mr.. E. Rosenfeld of
Jackson, Mich
Numbers of handsome presents were re-
ceived by the bridal couple, among them
furnished house in Mobile, which was
presented by the groom's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left during the
evening for Ashevile and later they will 20
North. On their return they will re-
side in Mobile, of which city Mr. Brown
is a successful and popular business man,
junior partner of the firm of Brown &
Brown, manufacturers. The bride, who is
the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.
Smith. is both handsome and attractive,
and is great social favorite in Sayan-
ran and elsewhere.