The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-19
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Happy NuptiaIs of Mr.. Gustave Kasi-
mir Speth and Miss Mabel StOthart.

Happy NuptiaIs of Mr.. Gustave kasi-
mir Speth and Miss Mabel StOthart.
At 9 O'Clock last night. at Trinity Meth
odist Church, was solemnized the mar
riage of Mr. Gustave Kasimir Speth of
Augusta and Miss Mabel Claire Stothart,
eldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. ]. C.
Stothart. Rev. Bascom Anthony, pastor
of the church, performed the ceremony,
and Prof Wiegend presided at the organ.
The decorat ions of palms and flowers
were gracefully arranged. and the church
was brilliantly lighted for the occasion.
The "Lohengrin Wedding March" was
played as the bridal party entered. The
four ushers came first, walking in the
following order: Mr.. Louise Speth of Au-
gusta and Mr.. FELTON, Ivey; Mr. w. L.
Stothart and Mr.. Robert England. Then
the bridesmaids entered They were
Miss Mona Smith of Augusta and Miss
Nellie Oppenheimer, Miss Maud Stothart
of Augusta and Miss Annie May Sloat.
Preceding the bride was the maid of
honor Miss Bessie Stothart. The groom,
who entered from the vestry room, was
accompanied by Mr.. Fred Speth of Au-
gusta, his best man.
ne DflQe leaned ON lne arm Oh utI
father DR.. Stothart, who gave her away.
She wore beautiful gown of white Lib
erty chiffon over white silk, made in en-
pire design. The bodice, formed of soft
'shirrings, was outlined with fringe CT
lilies-of-t valley, and was mount
ed on transparent yoke of
white lace. The slightly trained skirt was
bordered with hounce of chif-
fon edged with a ruching. of the
cled the waist, and over all fell
veil of hlmy tulle caught with sunburst
of pearls, the gift of the groom. The bou-
quet was composed of bride roses and
ferns
The costumes worn by the maid of honor,
and by the bridesmaids, We're of white
chiffon, with deep fiounces bordering the
skirts. The waists We're of tucked chiffon
over which fitted Bolero jackets of lace,
beading. and narrow white satin ribbons
Sashes of white satin were worn, and
the bouquets were of roses, La France
for the bridesma ids and Nephitos for the
maid of honor
After the ceremony which was Witness
ed by q number of friends and relatives,
the bridal party left the chruch to the
strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march.
A reception, attended only by intimate
friends and relatives, followed at the
home of the brides parents on Drayton
street. In the parlors were exhibited
many of the lovely wedding gifts given
the bride and groom, while a number of
others await them in their future home
in Augusta. Among the guests were
Mrs. Waltar Nathan and Miss Louise
Speth of Augusta, sisters of the groom.
During the evening the happy couple left
for Charleston, from where they will
proceed to New York. and later will visit
the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo.
The brides travelling gown was of fawn
colored linen. trimmed with guipure lace
and she wore becoming hat of red straw
and chiffon. On their return South Mr..
and Mrs. Speth will make their home in
Augusta. where Mr.. Speth holds a respon-
sible position with the Augusta Herald.
He is young man of ability and worth,
deserving of the charming bride he has
won. As Miss Stothart the bride has
been much admired and beloved in Sa-
vannah. Her many attractive qualities
have endeared her to large circle of
friends, whose good wishes follow her to
her new home.