The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26
MEATH AN ARCH OF ROSES.
The wedding of Mr.. Tobias and Miss
NIeiuhnrd Was Celebrated.

,sinhard, which took place last even
10 was an impressive and beautiful
celebrated at the home of the
hri5a,s parents, MIR. and Mrs. Samuel
,,enhard on Calhoun Square.
The scene was one of unusual lowell
,ass The long hall was brilliantly
,,7bted and filled with palms, and, as
olnding the broad stairway to the
s.aving room above, where the cere-
rnony was performed, the effect was
,,,st artistic The decorations were
arH,alv in white and green, that
nleosing combination which always
a,i,.as the charm of simplicity. Exotic
,lants and handsome palms filled the
,orners and were grouped about door
v,avs and windows. Stately Gala lilies,
,,,.elv white freshias, delicate lilies of
tho valley. lifted their pretty heads
f,on the soft green of maidenhair
ferns which covered the mantels, and
tho room was filled with fragrance.
Al the western end between the long
windows there was an arch of ferns
and smilax almost covered with a
lovely burden of white roses, lilies and
freschias, and here the bride and
groom stood during the ceremony. At
S.3O Icons Orchestra. stationed in the
hallway Just outside the drawing room,
beean the wedding march from
"I,ohengrin,' "I, and at the first notes
the bride entered with her father. Mr..
Samuel Meinhard, and was met by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. s. VIE
ner of New York. The beautiful and
solemn marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. 1. P. Mendes. Mr..
samuel Meinhard gave the bride away.
Miss Meinhard wore an exquisite
gown Of white chiffon cloth, formed en-
trelv of small hand made tucks. The
skirt was tucked in bias grouped eff
feet and caught here and there with
sprays of orange blossoms and was
finished by innumerable tiny founces
which gave an effect of cloudlike soft
ness to the long graceful train. The
bodice was very simple and charming,
tucked in circular fashion, the long
sleeve relieved at the elbow with
fall of duchesse lace. A deep bertha Of
the same beautiful lace was draped
across the corsage and fastened with
knot of Grange blossoms. There was
wreath of orange blossoms in the
tulle veil which was worn with this
becoming gown and which added TO
its lovelness. The brides only orna-
ment was a heart-shaped diamond
brooch the gift of the groom. She
carried a white Bible, that bore her
monogram in gold letters, and from
the book, against the soft whiteness of
her gown fell a pretty shower bou-
Quet of Lilies of the Valley tied with
loops of narrow ribbon.
wore a handsome gown of black crepe
de chine over white silk 1t was trim
med with black chantilly lace, the ma
terial being cut away beneath the
lace, the pattern of which showed most
effectively against the white founda-
ton.
Mrs. Leon Ferst's gown was white
chiffon, with real lace.
Mrs. Henry Hirsch was very charm
ing in light blue louisine. the skirt of
which was made with stitched bands
OF silk. The corsage was finished with
handsome bertha of Irish point.
Miss Edna Meinhard wore a becom-
ing gown of pale blue silk with white
chllln and cream lace
Miss Blanche Steyerman of Thomas
vile, who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Melnhard, was beautifully gowned in
white crepe de chine and duchesse lace.
Little Miss Katherine Hirsch was
particularly pretty in a frock of sheer
Nhlte lawn, with Valenciennes lace
and blue ribbons.
Among the others present were Rev.
ana Mrs. /. P. Mendes, Mr.. and Mrs. |.
Meinhard, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A We'll,
Mr- and Mrs. |. M Frank, Mrs Engel,
@rs. Baum, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
iraub' Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Smith.
ana Mrs. Simon Hexter, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. Epstein. Mrs. Mamie Engel, Mr..
ana Mrs. A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
herman. Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Ferst.
MT ana Mrs. Joseph Ferst, Mr.. and
MIS- Arthur We'll, Mr.. and Mrs. Fer
Glnand Well, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
nelhhard, Miss Mamie, Engel Miss
nldhcae Mohr Miss Perla Abrahams,
MISS irene Frank, Miss Viola Frank.
vi, VI. hallsh and Mr.. Housman of New
rorK' Mr.. Harry Hirsch, Mr.. Leon
4Ferst Mr. Edwin Frank. Mr.. Hugo
rk, radnk, Mr. Irving Meinhard, Mr.. Je-
IoIne I Eckstein, Mr.. Julian Hexter.. Mr..
S;.ss S%he smith, Mr.. Herbert Traub, Mr..
sn'enu Fantl, Mr.. Kurz-
man Mr.. Ferdinand Newberger.
~ iler the ceremony was over and
cas Young couple had received the 4
boas,IS,l bonstat tulations of their friends a
b.eta ~ ~ uthher was given to cele-
tbo lne event. The dining room on
da1.st nIst moor was very attractively
S6y,1d SGvora'ed' IN white and green. with
,.Eelcste note of pink in the flowers
ors oas' adorned the table. Pink azaleas
,u ST. slender vases of pink carnations
a,oou ~ mere and there among the lilies
InS Ierns, and pinlk-shaded candle
ros,. "' rom silver candelabra cast a.
Ny Ss glow over ALI the pretty appoint
inents of the tables.
MI Mr. and Mrs. Tobias left by a late
stoI SIN on their wedding tour. They will
,ojl al Old Point Comfort and other
dir.sS turther North and will then go
u,i,i 70 New York city where they
ton. 'i'eiiVs at tne Wellng-
yosi, Mr Tobias, although native OF New
is ~, ~ Where he is engaged In business.
cor5io, IO d stranger here and has many
is ,e'sl friends in the city. The bride |
MAJ laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
ma, inard. She is a lovely young wo-
gr,l.I oI the brunette type, tail and
s,,oeuL uL and her, sweetness OF char
be,.a as well as her personal charms.
M, always won ready admiration.
and wedding gifts were beautiful
sor,a numerous. Including many hand |
pieces OF cutglass and silver.
MUSICAL EVENT.
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