The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-24

Welded AT HOME.

Mr.. f. f. kOehler and Miss Loula
Brown.
lovely home wedding was that of
~ frederick Edward Koehler of Chi
.ooo and Miss Loula Ella Brown,
which took place yesterday afternoon
ot I o'clock at the residence of the
,ride's parents on Gordon street The
scene was a charming one. Smilax
was hung over doorways and windows
and in the background were handsome
Mains. Gala lilies, and tall white East
er lilies.
Miss Colding presided at the piano
and at the first notes of Mendelssohns
wedding March," the bridal party
entered through the rear drawing room.
The ushers. Mr.. j.. H. Butner and
Mr.. Davis G. White, were followed by
the two flower girls, Miss Jennie But
ner and Miss Frances Heide, attrac-
five little figures in their white, lace
trimmed frocizs. The bride entered
with her father and passed into the
north room where she was met by the
groom WllH tllSf DCSl ~N1Is Lee N.
Brown Rev. Charles H. Strong of
81. Johns Church read the Episcopal
marriage service, the bride being given
away by her father, Mr.. w. j. Brown.
During the ceremony Miss .Colding rem
dered with much feeling "Call Me
Thine own"
The bride was gowned in pale gray
crepe de chine over rose pink taffeta,
the skirt formed of narrow hand-run
tucks, between which were French
knots of pink silk. 1t ended in a grad
uaded flare, finished at the hem
with embroidered stitching in pink,
and headed by band of white silk
applique. The tucked corsage, which
showed the same pretty handwork, had
a shirred yoke and loose front of pink
liberty silk, outlined with applique.
With this charming gown, SO becom-
ing to the brides blonde beauty, was
worn a pink hat, with rolled brim
of straw and a crown of tucked ma
line caught with cabochon of pink
pearls. The bridal Bouquet was of La
France roses. 's4r +'''s''' &c
There was a small reception after
the ceremony. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. L. X Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. T. M. Butner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Park, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hook
aday, Mr.. and Mrs. John Butner, Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. -Ulmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. S. Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Butner, Mrs. Heide of Charlotte, Mrs.
Booth, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. H. c.. McMil-
Ian, Mrs. c. E. Straten, Mrs. Webb
Miner, Mrs. Gordon Woodruff of Beau
fort, Mrs. F. S. Hoppin of South Jack
sonville, Miss Blanche Moore, Miss
Lula Davis, Miss Louise Waldhauer,
Miss Rena and Miss Louise Falligant,
Miss Halle White, Miss Bessie Stot-
hart, DR.. Henry 1. O'Connor, Mr.. Ward
Neeson, Mr.. David White, MIR. Robert
Travis, Mr.. Tom Palmer and Mr.. Frank
Morris.
The presents received by the young
couple were numerous and unusually
handsome, and included many rare
pieces of brio brac, cut glass and sill
YER
Mr.. and Mrs. Koehler left at 2;05 over
the Atlantic Coast Line for Charleston.
Mrs. koehler was gowned for the
journey in tailor suit of green cloth
and wore a becoming hat of green
straw. From Charleston they will go
to Cincinnati for a visit. of several days,
and thence to Chicago, where. they will
be at home after May 1, at 623 Twenty
fifth Place.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Brown, and is originally
from Tennessee, having lived in Sa-i
vannah only year.
During her short stay here she has
won much admiration and cordial
friendship. Mr.. Koehler is from Chi
cago, where he is associated with the
Edison Electric Light Company.