The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-21
At THE HARMONIC CLUB
The Marriage of Miss Ehrlich and
,ar nreyer Was Solemnixed

Nr. Dreyer Was Solemnixed.
The most elaborate and beautiful
,,.dding of the early. season was that
- Miss Ada Agnes Ehrlich TO Mr..
I,ssnh NJ. Dreyer. which was cele-
lated last evening at $3.50 o'clock in
.,e narlors of the Harmonic Club. 1t
Aad particular interest as being the
e-st event of the. kind to take place
in the club,
With palms, ferns, smilax and guam
,,tiAs of white chrysanthemums. the
.,ro long rooms We're transformed into
rcan+els were masses of the flowers in
O he'd Of green, over the doorways and
,r,ndows were draped garlands of
bamboo and flowers. and ferns covered
the stands under the long mirrors, the
whole color effect being i'm white and
green
Against the mirror at the end of the
second room stood the wedding arch of
ralrns. twisted around their base with
vines of smilax in which were fastened
great white chrysanthemums. Over
same handsome flowers. and at this
pretty spot the groom with his best
man. his brother, Mr.. Emanuel Dreyer,
entering from the rear. met the bride.
Wiegands orchestra, stationed outside,
rendered Mendelssohn's wedding
march as the bridal party approached
from the southern end of the hallway
and passed through the two rooms, led
bv the master of ceremonies, Mr..
Bernhard Ehrlich, the brides brother.
and the ushers, Mr.. Mayer Vtitz. Mr..
Jerry Eckstein. Mr.. Melvin Enrich.
Mr. Simon Fleishman. Mr.. Will
Veichselba am and Mr.. Frank Simons.
The maid-of- honor, Miss Edith Robin
with her father, Mr.. Ambrose Ehr-
Itch.
The impressive Hebrew service was
performed by Rev. DIR. I. P. Mendes.
During the ceremony Thome's Simple
Aveu" was softly played.
The bride wore an exquisite gown of
white satin crepe de chine over taft
fata. 1t was covered with masses of
hand embroidery, skirt and corsage
made with embroidered panels of the
material, between which were broader
panels formed entirely of narrow rib
bons caught together with en-
UIOlQtu SlltCIluS anu vi Ilct-
mented in lovely design.
At the front of the skirt panel of
this fine handiwork, widening towards
the lower edge, extended from waist
to hem, while a deep circular fiounce,
with two groups of fine tucks, fell
away from each side into a long and
graceful train. The half sleeves of
the simple bodice showed the same
pretty needle work as did the entire
gown, no other trimming being used.
4 tiny spray of orange blossoms was
wreath of the same flowers was worn
in the soft tulle veil A shower bou-
quet of ivory roses completed the per-
fiction of the charming toilet
Miss Robinson, the aid-of-honor,
was gowned in fine white net over taft
feta, with an appliqued pattern of lace.
An effective garniture of leaves in the
natural color finished the skirt, and
gave a pretty effect. to the corsage
Her bouquet was of large white chrys.
anthemums tied with green ribbons
Mrs. Ambrose Enrich, the brides
mother. wore "a handsome robe of black
Brussels lace. Mrs. Fred E. Solo.
mons of Columbia, the brides sister
was becomingly gowned in a white
lace robe. The groom's mother. Mrs
L. A. Dreyer of Dublin, wore. black
silk. Mrs. Sam Mayer of Macon wore
blue satin crepe de chine. Miss Dena
Baum of Dublin was gowned in white
crepe de chine. The brides little sis.
ter, Miss Mildred Ehrlich, wore a pref.
ty frock of white wash chiffon over
pink silk. q
Immediately after the ceremony tn,
relatives, and intimate friends of botf
families were entertained at dinner
in the ball room of the club, whert
the table was laid with covers fol
eighty. The same color scheme O
green and white prevailed here, will
a drapery of vines over the heavy win
dow curtains, and wealth of ferni
and chrysanthemums on the mantels.
The table was made in the form o
the letter E, with a smaller table ex
tending down the center. at the heaC
of which sat the bride and groom
Here was placed the wedding cake
and near it stood a tall crystal can
oelabra with pretty green shades
Smaller candlesticks, each with a greer
shade, We're placed at intervals alons
the whole length of. the table, which
was garlanded here and there with bis
green bows and vine of smilax. annie
which the cakes, iced in green anC
white, the bon bons in little greer
chalices, and the fruit in it's natura
beauty, showed most temptingly. A
each place lay a great white chrysan
themum, tied with tulle. A deliciou!
supper was served, the caterer being
Mrs. Isaac Roos.
AT 9 o'clock a large reception wa:
held in the drawing rooms and many
people called to offer congratulations
to the newly married couple. During
the evening Wiegand's Orchestra fur
nished delightful music. Mr.. and Mrs
Dreyer left on a late train for the
North, to be away about two weeks
The bride was gowned for the journey
in a black broadcloth tailor suit worr
over a white blouse, and a stylish fla
hat of stitched white felt, with blacl
trimmings and large black and white
wings.
On their return to Savannah Mr.. ant
Mrs. Dreyer will begin housekeeping a
4O9 CASTOR street, east. They will b.
at home after Dec. 1.
The wedding gifts were very numer
Gus and unusually handsome, and in
Guided, besides many articles of house
mold furniture, a quantity of large ant
small table silver, cut glass and ex
qulsite pieces of bric-a-brac and art
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. ant
MRS. Ambrose Ehrlich. She is yer!
lovely young woman, whose persona
charms and sweetness of character