The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-27
MEATH WEDDING BELLS.
brilliant NuptiaIs of Mr.. J. Hirsch of
Atlanta and Miss Janette Well.

IutZler HirSch OF Atlanta and Miss
Janette We'll, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. We'll of this city was the largest
social event of last evening. and in
deed of the entire week.
Long before o'clock, the hour ap-
pointed for the ceremony, the invited
guests commenced to arrive, while the
interested spectators who did not hold
cards of admission gathered in
+hrong about the doors of Temple
Mickva Israel. Never has the interior
of the Temple been more beautifully
adorned than it was for the ceremony.
yellow, the chosen color for the we'd
ding, was seen in the floral decora-
lions, as well as in the broad satin
ribbons that marked the pews reserved
for the reception guests. The platform
was transformed into a bower of ever
greens formed by groups of palms in
terlaced with smilax. Instead of the
canopy, which is generally
used in the impressive Jew
ish service, the bridal couple stood
beneath a cluster of wedding bells
formed of yellow roses and white hya-
cinths Thousands of blossoms were
used in decorating these emblems,
while for the clappers white Gala lilies
were used.
The wedding march from Lohengrin
announced the entrance of the we'd
ding party, Mr.. Edwin Frank, the mas
ter of ceremonies, leading the way.
Following him were the ushers who
advanced and took their positions at
the head of the aisle. They were Mr.
Jake Smith and Mr.. Mont Hirsch of
Atlanta, Mr.. Carl Herman and Mr..
Sigmund Pappenheim Of Atlanta, Mr..
Nathan Gillespie and Mr.. Edwin Ep-
stein.
The bridesmaids and groomsmen en-
tered, walking in couples as follows:
Miss Irene Hirsch of Atlanta, and
Miss Beulah We'll; Mr.. Dan Picard
Of Atlanta, and Mr.. Henry Meinhard;
Miss Helen Binswanger and Miss
Ruby Rich of Atlanta; Mr.. Hugo
Frank and Mr.. Frank Lieberman of
Atlanta, Miss Edna Meinhard and Miss
Viola Frank Mr.. Harold Hirsch and
Mr.. Jake Hirsch of Atlanta; Miss
Norma Eckstein and Miss Janette Her
man; Mr.. Alexander Speer of Atlanta,
and Mr.. Siegfried Fault. Next came
Mrs. E. A. We'll, mother of the bride,
who entered with Mr.. Joseph Hirsch
OF Atlanta, the father of the groom,
while Mrs. Joseph Hirsch advanced on
the arm of the groom, Mr.. Jack Hutz-
Ter Hirsch.
The maid of honor, Miss Hortense
Stern, walked alone directly preceding
the bride and her father, Mr.. E. A.
We'll. Mr. Milton Hirsch,. the best man,
met the bridal party at the altar. The
costume of the bride and those of the
maid of honor and the bridesmaids
were exceptionally lovely. The bridal
gown was French creation of point
lace and white crepe de chine, the lat
ter material worked with clusters of
tiny tucks. Two panels of rose point
lace in richest design fell froIn -he
hips to the edge of the skirt. while the
sweeping train of crepe de chine was
finished with groups of tucks. The
bodice showed a yoke of point lace
outlined with a Marie Antoinette
bertha of the same exquisite lace,
while cuffs of lace finished the elbow
sleeves. The tulle veil was fastened
with orange blossoms and a sunburst
OF diamonds, while the lovely bridal
bouquet was composed of Parma vio-
lets and lilies of the valley.
Miss Stern, the maid of honor, wore
an elegant gown of white silk net over
white satin. Innumerable rows of mar
row yellow velvet ribbons
finished the circular fiounces
on the skirt. and the same
trimming appeared on the bodice, with
rosettes of the velvet fastened with
little rhinestone buckles. On the left
shoulder a cluster of yellow buds and
nall blown roses was caught, while
the sash of yellow Louisine ribbon was
caught here and there with sprays of
yellow roses.
A bouquet Of Bride roses completed
the exquisite costume. Equally strik-
ing were the gowns worn by the eight
bridesmaids, the model being lately
brought from Paris. The underskrts
OF yellow taffeta were yelled with chif-
ION over which fell graceful skirts of
embroidered white net. The fiounces
We're edged with narrow white rib
oons which also outlined the seams in
dainty scroll work.
At the left side of the bodices were
fastened sprays Of yellow roses, their
stems and graceful foliage caught at
the waist and again on the skirt. The
sasnes which completed these charm
ing gowns were formed Of chiffon balls
connected by narrow satin ribbons.
bouquets of Marechal Neil roses were
carried. Mrs. We'll, the mother of the
0''ue' wore handsome toilette OF
eeru net embroidered with black
lace.
Inc gown worn by Mrs. Hirsch, the
mother Of the groom, was OF white
escurial lace, over white satin. and
"nlshed with pale green panne velvet.
AFTER the impressive rites had been
periormed the bridal partly left the
euureh to the music of the Mendels-
sums Wedding March.
An elaborate banquet at the De Soto
4o'ei followed the ceremony. Covers
we're laid for 10e oruaeta and fha In