The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-09
MEATH a CANOPY OF LILIES.
MIR. Nose Herman and Miss Sadie
Traub Were Welded.

An interesting social event was the mar
riage last evening of Mr.. Nose 5. Herman
and Miss Sadie Traub at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Traub. on Castor
street. The ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev l. P. Mendes, was at
tended only by the relatives and intimate
friends Of the young aSuple but later
in the evening a large reception brought
forth numbers of their other friends.
The decorations of the rooms was eiab-
crate, consisting of palms, La France
roses. smilax and pink carnations. The
ceremony was performed In the bay Win
dow of the drawing room. where canopy
was arranged for the occasion, decorated
with Gala lilies, from which were sus-
pended two entwined hearts, formed of
white carnations and lilies of the valley.
An orchestra, stationed in the hallway,
played the wedding march from Lohen-
grin as the bridal party entered the pro-
cession being led by Mr. Jake Smith.
Following him were the five ushers, Mr..
Herbert S. Traub Mr.. Edwin Frank, Mr..
Jacob Herman, Mr. Henry Meinhard and
Mr.. Hugo Frank. Mr.. Carl Herman. the
best man, came next. and then the groom
and his mother, Mrs. S. Herman. Miss
Lilye Traub was maid Of honor, and pre-
ceded the bride and her father as they
entered the room.
The bride wore an exquisite costume of
ivory white crepe de chine over white tat
feta, en- traine The skirt was richly
trimmed with embroidered applique and
soft frills of chiffon, while the corsage was
draped with Duchesse lace. A magnificent
heart of diamonds. the Gift of the groom,
fastened the tulle veil, and the bride car
ried, instead of a bouquet, a Bible, bound
in white MORE.
The maid-of-honor was gowned in white
mousseline de sole over shell pink taffeta
with deep accordion pleating and APP
pliqued with bow knots of lace. She carried
q bouquet of La France roses After the
ceremony, which was at $50 o'clock, there
was an elaborate banquet, where covers
were laid for seventy The table, which
was in the form of the letter T, was hand
somely decorated with La France roses,
maiden hair ferns, and pink ribbons.
From until II O'Clock. there was a gen
eral reception, and the rooms presented
brilliant scene with the myriads of lights,
bright flowers, and the many handsome
gowns worn by the guests. Mrs. Traub
mother of the bride. wore black peau de
sole, trimmed with Duchesse lace and Law
ender velvet while Mrs. Hermans cos
tune was of black crepe de chine with sill
yer spangles, the corsage lightened by silk
embroidery and touches of white satin
Miss Janette Herman wore a beautiful
gown OF white net over rose pink taffeta
with design of love knots worked in
spangles on the over-dress. Miss F'reda
Traub. and Miss Ada Traub were prettily
dressed in white organdie over pink silk
profusely trimmed with insertions of lace
and pink ribbons. Miss Miriam Herman
also wore white organdie over rose colored
silk with valenciennes lace
The wedding presents, which were ex-
ceptionally handsome, included a chest
of silver from Mr.. and Mrs Henry Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. f. Smith; a Vernis
Martin curio cabinet from Mrs. Simon
Engel, an entire set of cut-glass from Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Smith, a silver bowl from
Mr.. and Mrs. /. NJ. Frank a cut-glass
cabinet from Mrs. Trieste Of Charleston.
cut glass punch bowl from Mr. and Mrs.
l. G. Haas, besides numerous gifts of
furniture, pictures, bric-a-brac and sew
eral cheques. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman left
for Asheville at y O'clock From there
they will visit several Western cities, and
on their return viii make their home at
the De Soto
AS Miss Traub the bride has been ex-
tremeiy popular in social circles, and is
both pretty and attractive. The groom
who is the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Herman, is well-known and
successful young broker, and both young
people have the good wishes and congrat-
ulatons of numbers of friends.