The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-06-06


The most notable event Of the week
was the brilliant wedding OF Miss
Camille Goldstein to Mr.. Felix
Moyse which took place at Temple
Hebrew Union on Tuesday evening,
Rabbi Abram Brill performing the
ceremony. Lhe decorations were en-
t,rely in white and green, an attrac-
tive feature being semi-ci-cle OF
massed ferns arragned about the chan
Gel, broken in the center by the high
altar which was all but concealed by
, bank Of ferns and Easter lilies, and
studded with lights. At eight O'Clock
the first strains Of the Lohengrin
Wedding March, played by Mrs. J.
q. Greenley, announced the arrival OF
the bridal party. The ushers, Messrs.
Joe Hart, Leonard Moyse, Of Summit,
Montrose Goldstein, Nat Isenberg,
Marshall Aronson, Abe Myer, OF
Vicksburg, and Clarence Witt, led the
way and were followed by the groom
with his mother, Mrs. R. Moyse, Of
Summit, the best man, Mr.. Joe Moyse,
brother Of the groom, Mrs. Nathan
Goldstein, the brides mother, with
Mr.. julius Moyse, Of Cincinnati, the
Qroom's brother, and the maid OF
honor. Miss Nettie Blum, and then
the bride attended by her father. Mr..
Nathan Goldstein. The bride was
creature of lovliness in gown OF
white panne crepe de chine and Ouch
ess lace with train and veil OF tulle
fastened with cluster Of lilies OF the
valley. She held handsome white
Bible ornamented with her monogram
in gold, a gift of the maid Of honor.
The maid Of honor was exceedingly
pretty gowned in white null and with
lace with q tulle sash caught with
i miniature pink roses. She carried
large bunch of BRIDES maids roses
and ferns tied with broad pink sat-
in ribbon. Mrs. Goldstein wore . be-
coming white toilette and Mrs. Moys,
: was handsomely gowned in black.
Following the ceremony an elegan'
reception was held at the Goldstell
: residence. The front parlor was dec
GRATED in pink and the bridal part,
! re, eived under fleral canopy ornamei
; ted with electric lights. The south par
lor and hall were decorated in tropi
cal plants and red carnations and tn
dining room in white and green. Tn
BRIDES table was artistically arranged
:. quantities Of white sweet peas AM
ferns being used in its decorations
: and the sweets and cakes were confec
ton gems, being formed in the like
ness of fruits and tiny liqueur bottles
:, An unusually large number OF hand
= some and appropriate presents wer
: received. Miss Goldstein is q beau
iful Young woman and an accom-
# plished musician, and belongs to on
a Of the Oldest and most prominen
ts families in the Delta, being the Sc
! cond daughter Of Mr.. andMrs. n. Gold
4 stein, and a grand daughter OF tn
/ late Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss. Mr.. Moys
Ia is popular young business man an
81 member Of prominent Sontner
!: Mississippi family. Mr.. and Mr
+ Goldstein we're assisted in entertain
n. ing by Mesdames Abram Brill, ).
h Weiss, Ben Hirsch, Of Memphis, Al
n Blum and Sam Blum. The bride
m travelling toilette was Of blue clo'
n with hat en- suite. Mr.. and Mrs. Eel
S. Moyse left on the midnight tral
'. for Chicago, where they will RENAL
4 for two weeks, and then pay bri
3 visit to relatives in this city 6eio
" going to Summit, Miss, where en-
will make their future home.