The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-22
WEDDING OF MISS CONN.
Montgomery Young Woman Bride of
 MT. Fried of Mobile.


 A beautiful home wedding in which a large circle of friends were deeply inter- ested took place yesterday afternoon al 8 o'clock at the home of the brides par ents, Mir and Mrs. Adolph Cohn on Clay ton street.
 It was that of Miss Carolyn Josephine Cohn and Mir. Adolph Fried. formerly of this city, now a resident of Mobile.
 The parTor where the ceremony was solemnized was adorned in an effective plan of green and white in which masses of palms and ferns were used with pro- fusion of orange blossoms which were sent from Florida for the occasion.
 In the dining room pink and white were the colors used in a tasteful arrangement of white roses and pink carnations. The first of the wedding party to enter were the little ribbon bearers, Masters Julian and Louis Eliasberg, cousins of the bride. There were followed by the bride groom, accompanied by Mir. Leo Klein, who was best man.
 Next to follow was the maid of honor Miss Ella Klein who wore a toilette of white and carried white carnations. The matron Of honor. Mrs. Heyman Gabriel, sister of the bride, entered next. She wore her own wedding gown of white chiffon over Duchess satin. and carried an arm cluster of white bride roses. The pretty bride entered next with her father, MT. Adolph Cohn. Her bridal gown was exquisitsly fashion of white brilliant silk with elaborate trimmings of real lace, and she carried beautiful leather prayer book, from which hung in graceful manner, a mass of orange blossoms and maiden hair fern.
 Mrs. Adolph Cohn with her son-in-law, MT. Heyman Gabriel, entered last, and completed the wedding party.
 -efore the entrance of the wedding par | ty. Miss Dora Sternfield, cousin of the bride, rendered a Chopin prelude, and as the party entered, she played the we'd ding march from Lohengrin. Miss Stern l field wore white crepe de chine with car nations.
 When the ceremony had been impress sively performed by Rabbi A J. Messing Jr., Miss Sternfeld played Mendelssohn s wedding march, after which refreshments were served and a reception was held m honor of the young couple, who shortly afterward left for the station a..i start ed on their wedding trip to various points in Florida.
 Among the out-of-town guests who at- tended the Freid-Cohn wedding were: Mir and Mrs Adolph Eliasberg of Selma MT. and Mrs. Herman Eliasberg of Sel- ma, Mir. and Mrs. Rudolph Hertz of An niston, Miss Floretta Meyer of Selma, Mrs. Herman Beck of Birmingham, and MT. Leo Klein of Mobile.
 Mrs. Freid. the lovely bride. has hosts of warm friends in Montgomery, who re- gret to give her up to make her home elsewhere. She is a brilliant musician and will be sadly unused from the musi- cal circles as we'll as from her social set.
 As violinist, she is gifted and accom- plished and has, with the music of her violin, given untold pleasure to her listen CTS when she had numbers on the pro- gram of musical affairs.
 MT. Fried. formerly of Montgomery, has many friends here who will wish him and his bride we'll in their home in Mo bile, where he Is highly esteemed as ] young man of fine social and business qualities.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fried will be at home In Mobile after the 1st of March.