The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-15
Cohen-Erohlichsteiu.

The most brilliant wedding for the present year was that tonight in Temple Shaarai Shamayim, at o'clock, when MT. Adolph M. Cohen of Pensacola and Miss Theresa Frohlichstein of this city, were made husband and wife in tho presence of an immense assemblage of relatives and friends. Every seat in the beautiful Temple and those of the gal lery and choir loft were occupied and during the wait appropriate selections were rendered by Professor Schlesinger. the efficient organist. The color scheme In the Temple was white and green and the altar looked pretty with flowers and smilax.
 The ushers were Messrs Eddie Porch heimer, Archie Rosenstein, Max Gold sucker, Ike Hirschman. Herman Green hood and Joe L. Jacoby of Pensacola, Fla, Ralph T. Holberg. Joe Lyons. Sam Rochotsch, Romeo Weiss, Arthur Feiber, Louis L. Kosminsky of Mobile and John Berg of Nashville. MT. Philip Klein of Pensacola, was best man to the groom, Miss Lillian Frohlichstein, a sister of the bride, was maid of honor; Miss Theresa Stone of Pensacola, cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Mr~ Esan Frohlich- stein, uncle of the brid6, was groons- man. Rabbi Alfred G. Moses met the bridal party at the altar and performed the beautiful marriage ceremony.
 The bride wore a wedding gown of white
 liberty satin.. trimmed with real lace, her only ornament being a diamond
 brooch, an heirloom from her mother,
 which was used to drape the bridal veil. She carried real lace fan and a shower boquet of bride roses.
 The maid of honor wore a gown of white organdie over taffeta, trimmed with lace | and white ribbon and her boquet was a shower of maiden hair ferns.
 The bridesmaid wore white organide
 over taffeta; trimmed with real lace and | white ribbons and her boquet was white | carnations and ferns.
 The entry and exit from the Temple was pretty picture and the fair young women beautifully arrayed, evoked many exciamahons of complimentary nature. The church ceremony proved more than | ordinarily interesting as Rabbi Koch of Pensacola, pronounced the blessing. both in Hebrew and English. The choir was | composed of Mesdames w. s. Airey, c. Lawrence Lavretta and J. Senior, Miss Ruth Waldauer and Mr.. Leslie Taylor. The decorations were the work of Sig. Frohlichstein, & brother of the bride. Following the wedding came the recep- tion in German Relief Hall, where hun dreds of friends paid respects to the groom and gride. An orchestra furnished 1 music for the dance and wines and delica- cies were served most lavishly. The re- ception lasted until a late hour. The groom Is a we'll known young busi- l ness man of Pensacola, son of Mr. and
 Mrs. G. M. Cohen and the bride is the | attractive and entertaining daughter of Mr. N. H. Frohlichsteln of this city. l Mir. and Mrs. Cohen were recipients of
 an immense number of handsome and
 valuable presents from friends and rela- l ttves in this and other cities.
 Among the visitors to the city for the wedding were the following from Pensa-
 cola: Mir. and Mrs. G. NJ. Cohen, Rabbi
 Samuel Koch, MT. and Mrs. Laz Jacoby,
 Mrs. s. Rosenau, Mrs D. Donnheiser,
 Mir. and Mrs. B. J. Videl, Misses Rachel
 and Cora Goldstucker, Sara L. and Sara J. Kahn; Messers Bernard Solomon.
 Archie Rosenstein, Ike Hirchman, Phil Klein, Sidney Kahn, Dave Kugleman, Joe | Weilen, Herman Greenhood. Mrs. A.. l Greenhood and Mr. Max Goldstucker:
 Mrs. P. Stone and Miss Theresa Stone. MT. and Mrs. Maurice Dannheiser, M.
 Dannheiser, 6r., and Mss Sara Damn heiser.