The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-26

In the prensencC of a host of admir-
ing friends and relatives. Miss Millie,
Oldest daughter of c-School Controller
and Mrs. +. l.. Womser, was united
in marriage to Jacob o. Ackerman, of
this city, at s o'clock yesterday after
noon at the residence of the brides
parents. 1918 Linden street. The GER
emony was performed in the profusely
decorated parlor and Rev. E. NJ. Chap
man, Of the Linden street temple Off
cated.
At the hour set and as the wedding
march from Lohengrin was being
played by Bauor's orchestra, the bri-
dal party proceeded from upstairs to
the parlor. Charles f. and Bernard
Wormser, brothers of the bride, led the
way as ushers and were followed by the
maid of honor, Miss Rose Wormser,
sister of the bride. The BRIDE lean
ing upon the arm of her father, fol-
lowed, They We're met at the parlor
entrance by the groom and his best
man. Isaac Ackerman, his brother.
Passing into the room, the party paused
in front of a large bank of palms,
roses and carnations artistically ar
ranged in the deep bay window. Here
Rabbi Chapman met the couple and
performed the ceremony according to
Jewish ritual, the bride being given
away by her father.
a soft refrain was played by the
orchestra during the continuance of
the ceremony and as congratulations
were being rendered Mendelssohn's
wedding march was played The bride
wore beautiful gown of white duch-
oss satin, entrain, with point lace and
pearl trimmings. which added to and
heightened her natural grace and beau
ty. Her veil was caught up with orange
blossoms and a beautiful diamond sun
burst, a gift of the groom. She car
ried n white satin prayer book.
Miss Rose, the maid of honor. was
charmingly attired in a becoming cos
tune of pearl gray poplin, with chin
Chilla trimmings. and carried pink
roses The effect of the decorations
in the parlor was carried on into the
inner parlor and dining room, ever
green and cut flowers being intersper-
scd in such a manner as to increase
it, This was the handiwOrk of Mar
vim and Muir. of Washington avenue.
At the conclusion of the rendering
of congratulations the guests sat down
to full course wedding dinner of an
elaborate nature. This part of the af-
fair was in charge of the chef oc the
Hotel Rudolph. At midnight Mr.. and
Mrs. Ackerman departed for a we'd
ding tour in the south and expect to
be gone about three weeks. Upon their
return they will occupy suite of rooms
at the Hotel Jermyn for the present.
Mrs Ackerman is a gifted young lady
of an engaging personality and is a
great faVoritc in a large circle of
friends outside of her set, as was at
tested by the many remembrances.
For several years she taught at public
school No. sc and her work there was
of a high order Mr.. Alderman is well
known here, both in business and So
cial circles. He is proprietor of a
wholesale grocery business on Lacka-
wanna avenue and is prosperOusly sit
uated.
The attendance of city guests at the
wedding was large and many from out
of town were also present. including
NJ. Ackerman, Lincoln, Nebraska; Miss
Flo Simon. of Lock Haven, Pa: Har-
ry Elenbogen Danville, Pa; Miss Ber-
tha We'll, New York city; b. b. Worm
ser, Philadelphia; Mrs. A. BreakstOne,
Luzerne, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. l. A. We'll.
Misses Jennie, Bessie and Rae Well
and Isaac We'll, of Plymouth, Pa.