The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-17

ME Nisbet. Mr.. Henry Walthour, Mr.. Ed
ward Demere Mr.. Frank bearing, Mr..
Harry bearing Mr.. Savage Lyman and
Mr.. Clarence Connerat
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Well have issued in
vitations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Hattie to Mr.. Joseph Hirsch Of At
1anta which event will take place on the
9th The wedding ceremony Will be per
formed at Temple Mickva Israel, at $50
o'clock in the evening" and will be follow
ed by a brilliant banquet at the De SOLO
Hotel
A number of the Atlanta friends of Mr.
Hrsch win come down in private car
for the occasion. There will be twenty
three in the bridal party, which will in
clude six bridesmaids, six groomsmen, SIX
ushers a uaid-of- honor, best man, and the
master of ceremonies. Miss Janette Wen,
q Younger sister of the bride, Will be tne
maid-of-honor. Mr.. Harold H1rsch OF Al
lauta will be the best man, and Mr.. bdWlh
Frank. the master of ceremonies. MISS
uirsch and Miss Rosenbaum of Atlanta,
Miss Miriam Well Miss Sadie Traub, Miss
Beulah Hexter and Miss Irene Frank WIZ
act as bridesmaids
The Augusta Herald for THURSDAY gives
the following account of the wedding oil
MIR. Henry Martyr Johnson and MIS- Mar
garet Jordan:
ar would be impossible to imagine a
more beautiful scene than that presenteI
Inv the stately Colonial home of Mrs. ID.
r WRIGHT. last evening, upon the occa-
sion Ct he marriage of her Sranddaugh-
Ter. Miss Margaret Jordan, eldest daughter
[ Of MIS- / s. Jordan, to Mr.. Henry mar yn
Johnson The wide walk TO the tront en-
trance was lit by electricity, and from
every window and door on the spacious
front ereamed a roseate welcome from
hundreds of incandescent lights shaded in
mink The hail running from the mont n
trance 10 the rear, and the lwo drawing
rooms on the left, were converted INTO a
yeritable tropical forest, with state
palms. ferns and other potled pants,
through CHI peeped pink fairy lights
The drawing rooms were hurg with sInl-
lax. and from the four corners OF the
/ rooms TO the central chandeliers We're
strings of pink shaded lights shining with
radiant gov through the green. ABOUT the
mirror between The two front windows
were grouped stately palms form
| ING a bower in which the we'd
ding party stood for the ceremony
Promptly al $50 o'clock the bridal party
/ To the strains of the wedding march, en-
tered the rear drawing room and advanced
/ TO the front through an aisle formed OF
! white satin ribbons held by Miss Anna
| Wright Miss Mary Wilbur of Charleston
/ ana Miss Elsie Wright, who We're gowned
! in white organdie over pink. The attend
ants entered in enc following order; Miss
! Matte Wright. with Mr.. Henry Caniey,
| Of Camden; Miss johnson of Charleston,
| with Mr. w. E. Moore; Miss Isabelle
| Clark with Mr. Robert Johnson of
| Charleston; Miss Margie Wright, with DR..
Gardner Gordan of Charleston; Miss An
mabel Cranston, with Mr.. Beman Gordan
| OF Charleston; Mr.. Walker of Monroe,
with Mr.. David Jordan. The bridesmaids
wore dainty gowns of white organdie, trim
med in lace and ribbons. and carried pink
| carnations. Immediately preceding the
| bride was her maid of honor and sister,
Miss Marie Jordan who was charmingly
gowned in white organdie, with bodice of
satin. ribbon and lace. She carried white
carnations The bride entered with her
uncle and guardian, Or, Thomas Wright,
and was accompanied by three pages. Mas
ter Tommy Jordan, Master Fred Eve and
Master Pendleton King, who wore black
broadcloth knickerbockers and Tuxedo
coats. with white vests, ties and gloves.
/ Miss Jordan has never looked lovelier
7 than in her bridal gown OF ivory faille
silkt with sweeping court train hung on
his Identity. The frc o, the skirt was
When an Uitlander shows a oahscAaccor-
share our prosperity and troubles alike.
| him give the fran0hiEaf -