The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-28
PAULSEN-K UCK.
Beautiful Home Wedding Solemn
lied Last Evening.

Beautiful Home Wedding Solemn
lied Last Evening.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
was the scene last evening of a very
beautiful wedding, that of their daugh-
ter, Miss Emma Paulsen, and Mr..
Harry H. Kuck.
The decorations, which were by
Wolf, were most elaborate and artis-
graceful palms, and the stairway
leading to the rooms above was
draped with smilax. Wiegand's or
chestra was grouped in the alcove be-
meath the stairway, screened from
view by a curtain of smilax, and dur
ing the evening rendered many beau
tiful selections.
The three large connecting rooms to
the left of the hall, which were used
for the ceremony and the reception,
were done entirely in white and green,
the ceilings being canopied in smilax
arranged in garlands caught :" up at
the center. Through these were
strung electric bulbs that gave a
charming illumination to the scene.
Maidenhair ferns were grouped on the
mantels and from their midst rose
vases of tall white chrysanthemums,
the only flowers used. The wedding
arch of palms at one end of the first
drawing room was studded with cleo
trio lights, an unusual and attractive
effect.
In a smaller room, across the hall,
the many beautiful wedding gifts were
displayed. There was much handsome
silver and exquisite cutglass. and some
fine pieces of mahogany. A beautiful
gift from Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Seller
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seller was
a dinner set in fine French china, of
very artistic design. A complete serv-
ice of fiat silver and many valuable
individual pieces were also received.
Among the gifts. were some of hand
some cheques, one from the brides
parents; and others from Mr.. and Mrs.
John +. Paulsen: Miss Martha Kuck;
and Messrs. Jacob and Grover Paul
sen. Mr.. Lee Roy Myers. with whose
firm Mr.. Kuck is employed, also pre-
sented a generous cheque.
At the hour appointed for the cere-
mony, Wiegands orchestra played
Mendelssohn's Wedding March" and
the bride entered with her father,
passing in from the rear through the
long drawing rooms. She was preceded
by her maid of honor, Miss Martha
Kuck. The groom, with his best man,
Mr.. Jacob Paulsen, Jr., awaited them
at the wedding arch, and here the
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Dr. w. G. Schaeffer. Call Me Thine
Own" was played during the reading
of the service.
The bride was .gowned in an eX-
quisite robe of lace, with a bertha of
Fedora lace, and garniture of silk APP
plique. She wore a half wreath of
orange blossoms in her tulle veil, and
a diamond brooch, which was a gift
from her mother. Her bouquet was
shower of brides roses and lilies1of-
the-valley.
Miss Kuck was gowned in electric
blue crepe de chine, garnitured with
point d'Alencon. She carried large
white chrysanthemums
Mrs. Paulsen, the brides mother,
wore black panne crepe de chine, with
jet and applique.
Among the guests present were Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Marscher of Beaufort.
After the ceremony reception was
held and supper served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuck left on the mid
night train for the West, the bride
being gowned for the journey in tan
covert suit. with brown silk blouse,
and a hat in the same shade. They
will spend some time at St Louis and
other points West, and will be at home
after Dec. / at 402 Waldburg street,
east.