The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
MARRIAGE OF MISS LOBMAN
AND MR.. PfESER.

avn nnEss A3sO0sAes
The most brilliant marriage celebra;;
season. was the Pieser-Lobman wed
ding. solemnised yesterday afternoon at
s. O'clock In Temple Beth-or. The
ana beautiful. he tones Of sreoa and
white were carried out In the lavish
placing Of masses Of tall ported palms
enc Forssous, charyssnthemumGs hhe
o: white carnations which vas suspend.
| ed by ribbons entwirfed with tulle and
smilax studded with white carna.iona:
ar M Of Southern smiias and
18th 70 the " tones o" Of Msndeisso ds wed:
ding j.. The ~ bridal ria , RaTy
Norman Drum. M: Joe strauss. NJ.
Sam EossnbeIg. Mr.. Mort Never Mr.;
rart circle about the left Of the altar
the brides maids and groomsmer. thu
e s se%ne Up The i right ras " Srs ans
| maids mounted the rostrum about the
circle to the feft Of the rostrum: IKE
Lobman. Miss Juliet oriel. Miss Bessie
Dreyfus. Miss Hattis Steiner. Miss
Fannie Kohn Of Opelika and Miss Mena
Fsn .y Of toe,e. q w TGse Six Six
ara lace with coronets Of white rose
binds, and carried splendid clusters Of
American beauty roses.
Greil. Mr.. Monroe Heir eberg of Selma,
Mr.. Bernard Baum. Mr.. Lawrence Well,
MIR. Augustus Wachtei of Macon. Ga,
fh mr. m sss ~ ssnon N Mrs
Lobman. was next to follow, Her mag
| nificent gown was of white valen
chimes and Irish lace. with which she
The The hiana,soms young bride, Miss
panied by her father. Mr.. f. Lobman.
irish lace. was worn With long veil
caught to her hair. with a spray OF
lilies OF the valley and crescent .of
roo% Is h the , Mssdn sb GIT ba o, both tH
The bridal party was iolned at tae
altar by the groom. attended by NJ.
The Impressive Jewish marriage cere-
mony was performed by Rabbi B. c.
Ehrenreich. who, In an eloquent al
IN their future lives love BE- the ruling
element.
Al. 8 o'clock Mr., and Mrs. :Pieser. the
newly,married c9ypies LEFT for ~ wed
phia. Baltimore and New York. Her
travelling gown was brown plaid vel
vet with trimmings Of Irish lace, With
! =
it'll bird of Paradise plume.
After their trip they will reside IN
Chicago, the grooms homo.
The of i yHans couple a
bride. in addition to her personal at.
fractions, possesses a charm Of mind
ard manner that renders her popular
regret to give her up to make her nome
elsewhere.
Mr.. Pieser is a wealthy young bust
high place in the esteem Of his fellow
citizens. His friends and relatives will
accord his young bride a warm we.-
come.
The friends OF M. and Mrs. e. NJ.
Cornell will regret to hear Of the death
Of his mother. Mrs r. A. Cornell. which
residence, near Mt. Meies.
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-'' N iAL ASSOCIATION.
The Ladies Memorial Association
held Its first regular meeting of the
small ofrce adjoining that OF the ma
yor's The principal business before
the meeting was discussion OF ways
sS f. sad T f the dea OF
booth, etc; at the state, Fair had to
an old-time Bazaar to be held early in
December was decided Upon rpon .nao..,na
Mrs Ockenden's words to Dixie" and
requesting Mrs. Behan. the President
of the Confederate Southern Memorial
Association to use her influence and
have all memorial associations in the
United states adopt these words.
An amendment to the bylaws was
proposed making the memorial year
run from January to January. instead
of March to March. The members
were instructed to come prepared to
vote on this at the next meeting in
November
Resolutions Of sympathy were passed
Mrs Lee Whitfield and also on the i'll
ness of the Vice President. Mrs. J. C.
Lee.
The Chairman of the Flag Commit
tee reported the Memorial Flag nearly
completed. 1t was the last battle flag