The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-06
AT NAC0GNOCHES,
Lichtenstcin.Zene,

Lichtenstcin-Zene
Nacoedoches, Texas, March 1.
the most charming wedding d
| messed in Nacogdoches occurred
at the home Oh MIR. and Mrs. ID
whose second daughter, Miss Az
was given in marriage to Mr. BE]
Lichtenstein of Natchitoches, Ia
The handsome residence was
loneliness, it's usual charms his
added 10 by fragrant blossoms 4
full vines. The beauty Of III
hail. rich in its Furnishings Of
mahogany, was but suggestr
further loveliness that met the eN
The front parlor, with its adiat|
was the center of attraction, It Vi
under graceful arch. that III
daughter of the house was nst
Gala lilies, with ferns. palms "
pot plants, were tasteluliy dspea
the room, while cut glass vases d
held fragrant violets aud jouquia
In the pretty nook adjoining
tetes had with fine forethought
ranged, ana ii is needless TO add
tinted lights shed their GLOW o.
fair maiden and admiring youth
In the room across the enirts
numerous polished tables held
naples with their contained dakn
ing upon richly embroidered dizx
color scheme here was green y
the idea being carried out e's'
bon bons and ices. Graceful bag
Irish point We're entwined with
the effect of the whole being ul
lovely.
In the next room. on polla
table laid with drawnwork ~
punch bowl. This delicious sh1
beverage was dispensed by Mtn
graham, one Of the most beautia
ogdoches' lovely women.
On an adjoining table haia
china, silver. sparkling cutslaA
brac, etc. bore mute TESTIMONY .
and esteem in which the hapT
people are held.
At s o'clock the guests -
charmed by the first notes 81 Y
played by Mrs. Meyer of ShreTpa
of the groom, accompanied pI
who played the violin most char
Mrs. Zene, the brides motna,
panied by her son, entered Y
leading the bridal party, ~
bride, on the arm of her fatha,
groom under the arch, where -
of Galveston performed the
ceremony of The Jewish thurcp
The bride was gowned 10 Nnn
satin over heavy taffeta. The g
skirt were trimmed with rurls
satin. About the waist a sash q
edged with ruches fen.p
ends. The rich dark hair q "
surmounbed with fan plaluDs
from which fell the transpafen
the veil.
The gown, marvel of danny
needed no ornaments, and none =
the bride merely carrying
shower bouquet of bride roseA
1t Is safe to say no more ~
beloved girl ever became
The affections and friendly iM
go with her to ner W
Mr.. Lichtenstein is mempei
lent Louisiana family and y
brilliant member OF the bar:
actor he is an acknowledge ~
will introduce his beautiful Ply
possible. larger circle o. "
'he leaves.
The mother of the bride Wy
If rich brocaded taffeta. Wim
and cordial greetings n.
Ter many guests most graceIIw
Mrs. Lichtenstein wore l .s,s
'illl trimmed with rich lace. wv
'ome person and charming y
allied forth much admiration.
After congratulations were
he fortunate groom. and an
weet and affectionate words y
ovely bride, the guests werv ~
ialads. waters. fruits, ices.
vines. eloquent and witty
the dainties. ..,,..
In the parlor dancing iuw
which adieus were spoken, accoS
epated congratulations 11d
Those present were: Mr. az
.ene, Mrs. Lichtenstein OF ri
a., Mrs. Meyer of Shreveport
'ohen Of Galveston. Miss
rachel Zene, Miss Belle Aens
ieyer OF Shreveport. La. Mr
ir, and Mrs. r.. A. Blount. ~
roland Jones. Mr.. and MIS-.
ir. and rs. Stinson. MIR. and w
", and Mrs. Ford, Mr.. ana
'ene, Mr.. and Mrs. John scu
nd Mrs. Goldberg. Miss Goia W.
urg, Texas. Miss Mayer Of ~.
ngraham. Miss Tleischel,
on. Mr.. Wiel OF Waco. Mr., : cSN
hreveport. La. Mr.. Weiner @
a.. Mr.. M. Mayer of Minee,e II
'ucker. Mr.. w. Levy. Mr. =
fr. j. Hoffstadt.