The courier., 1902-09-20

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"One Of the prettiest weddings ever
celebrated in the city took place on
Wednesday evening, when Miss Fran
ces M. Levy, the youngest daughter Of
Mrs. H. Levy, and Mr.. Milton ]. Hen
och of Louisville, KY, were united in
marriage. The ceremony was per-
formed at the Levy residence Rabbi
Mannheimer of ST. Sinai congregation,
officiating.
'The wedding throughout followed
color scheme of pink and white, with
a setting Of green formed by palms,
smilax and trailing asparagus. The
doors were all draped with ropes of
smilax and asparagus, held in place
by broad bands of ribbon, in the favor
lite shades. The parlor, where the cere-
mOny was performed, was veritable
bower of roses and beautiful flowers.
AT the appointed hour little Flor
ence Levy, the brides youthful atten-
dant and niece, in a fairy-like gown
of white point desprit over pink silk
heralded the descent of the bridal
party down stairs. All eyes were CEN
tered on the vision of lovliness that
met their gaze. The sweet young bride
followed, leaning on the arm of her
future husband. The bride, who has
the southern type of beauty, a tall,
graceful brunette, looked superb in the
elegant wedding gown of white satin,
covered with duchesse lace, embroid-
cred in seed pearls. The long tulle veil
completed the ideal wedding gown. In
her dark hair nestled a single brides
rose and in her hand she carried a
bouquet of brides roses. as well as
point lace handkerchief.
Miss Levy will be remembered as
one of Sioux City's beauties, as she
made quite an impression with her
beauty when she represented Cleopatra
during the carnival of 1900.
after the brief and impressive mar
riage service the bride and groom led
the way into the library, where at one
long table most sumptuous seven
course dinner was served. The
table was exquisite i'm it's ap-
pointments and here again was
the color scheme i'm evidence. The
white swan, held by Cupid, with it's
pink and white hearts, elected excla-
nations. for it was an appropriate and
beautiful way to close the elaborate
menu.
I'm the hall upstairs a gorgeous ar
ray of cut glass, silver and hand
painted china were given as wedding
remembrances. The groom's gift to the
bride was a beautiful ring with an
emerald, her birth stone, set with two
diamonds.
Mr.. Henoch is estimable in every
way. He holds a responsible position
as civil engineer with the Louisville &
Nashville railroad. Mr.. Henoch for
merly was a resident of Lincoln, Neb..
and was very popular there.
1.-The brides travelling gown, was a
very stylish Russian blouse suit of
black broadcloth. lined throughout in
white taffeta; a shirt waist of white
silk, embroidered in black. Her hat
was a most becoming one of black vel
vet. with a facing of white corduroy,
with black applique and white and
black plume.
Noticeable among the lovely
toilettes worn was the gown
of the brides mother, Mrs
Levy, who wore black satin,
Louis Hattenbach. sister of the bride,
looked very handsome in a pearl gray
satin foulard, trimmed in turquoise
blue panne velvet and point lace. Miss
Beera Levy wore a sweet girlish gown
of white embroidered St. Calls Swiss