Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-01-05

SoQ1uS COulQ nave ccOmpllSl0Q.
The walls on either side, throughout
their entire length, were gracefully
garlanded with bamboo, caught and
held in artful undulations by fes-
ICONS of holly; while the chancel
was a bewitching bower of veritable
springtime with its profusion of
green growing plants and beautiful
flowers graced with a towering triple
arch of holly and cedar, from the
centre arch Of which hung a magni-
fcent green and floral wedding bell,
under which the young couple stood
when plighting their marriage vows,
while over all the soft light of many
burning candles shed a radiance that
was like a veritable halo in its sug-
gestiveness of spirituality.
While the large congregation of
invited friends, VINO were admitted
by card, gathered and were courte-
oasly seated by the gallant ushers,
they were RECALLED by the most ex-
quisite selections appropriate to the
joyous occasion by Prof. Levin's SUI
perb band, of Raleigh; and when the
hour for the ceremony arrived the
music merged into the thrilling
notes of Memberships Wedding
March, while all attention was cen
tered on the bridal procession, which
approached the altar in the following
| order, up the side aisles: First, the
ushers, Messrs. Max Cohen, Ben
Hilb, Alvin Schwab, Nathan J.. Ed
wards, Nathan A. Edwards, and L.
Roy Goldberg. Next entered the
groomsmen and bridesmaids IN the
following order: Mr.. Leonard Sc
wards, brother Of the bride, with
Miss Estelle Edwards, his cousin;
hir, Henry Kern, ofLoui5ville, Ky
VITA Miss Sadie Edwards, also a
COUSIN uf the bride; MIR. Mark Stern
berg, oi Fort Gaines, Ga, with Miss
Matte Lehman, Of Henderson, n.
c.; Mr.. Abe Cohn with Miss Nellie
Loeb, o. Columbus, Ga; Mr.. Jake
Solonousky, OF Norfolk, with Miss
Ida Cohn. These all grouped them
selves gracefully III The powered
chance., on the right and left of the
waiting minister.
Mrs. VIM. Urbarsky, of Laurence,
Kansas, elder sister of the bride, al
: ways beautiful and graceful, but
| especially queenly as she walked
! down the aisle in a rich flowing
white gown of exquisite lovliness.
| She vas followed by the Maid of
| Honor, Miss Essie Edwards, younger
sister of the bride, who in her lovely
gown andAcoy manner, that was
grace itself, charmed all eyes, as she
consciously preceded the bride to the
) altar of her coronation as wife.
| Then there was a sentient hush of
wrapt admiration as the bride her
self, beautiful as a poets dream Of
beauty, etherially robed in imported
chiffon cloth over whiteliberty satin,
and carrying a shower bouquet of
bridesroses, entered with her father
and proceeded down the right aisle,
while the groom, with his best man
and brother Mr.. Mike Cohen, APP
preached and met his bride at the
altar, and there, to the softened
strains of voluptuous music, the mu-
tual VOWS We're interchanged accord
ingto the solemn and impressive
service of the Jewish ritual.
The grouping at the altar was in
deed a most beautiful picture to look
upon of womanly lovliness and
manly gallantry-the bridesmaids
all gowned in white lace and carry
ing large bouquets of pink carna-
tions, while the Matron of Honor
carried a large bouquet of white car
nations, and the Maid of Honor.
bridesmaid roses
After the ceremony the bridal
party and the numerous invited
guests repaired to the palatiaI home
of the BRIDES parents, where a most
sumptuOus course dinner was served
in elegant style, in keeping with the
well-known reputation OF MI. and
Mrs. Edwardsas cordial entertainers.
Mrs. Asher Edwards, mother of
the bride, wore a most exquisite