The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-11-23
maas..Lehman.

Temple B'Nai Israel was the scene
of one of the most prominent and
beautiful weddings ever celebrated
within It's portals last evening, when
Albert Mas and Miss Della Leh-
man were married, Rev. F. L. Rosen-
thai, of Columbus, Ca, officiating. The
temple was brilliantly illuminated and
artistically decorated in white chrys-
authemums, white carnations and fol-
lage plants. A large arrow pierced
heart of the white blossoms was sus-
pended over the spot where the cou-
pie stood to plight their troth. At
exactly the hour appointed the we'd
ding march was played by Professor
). A. Fourier and the bridal party
entered the church, preceded by the
ushers, Messrs. Lionel Myer, Jas
min Tobias, Lac Mayer and Gus
Kahn; the bridesmaid, Miss Carrie
Mas; maid of honor, Miss Pauline
Lehman; the little ring bearer, Miss
Nannette Roes: the two flower fairies,
Misses Corinne Strauss and Carrie
Blum, and the bride on the arm Of
h r father, Marx Lehman. They
were met at the altar rail by the
groom and his best man, David
S. Mayer, and Rabbi Rosenthal read
the beautiful and impressive ceremony.
During the ceremony Miss Fay Leh-
N an sang exquisitely "LoVe Me and
the World Is Mine,'' with violin obli-
cato by Moritz Sachse and organ ac-
compartment by Professor J. A. Four
rier, which added greatly to the beauty
OF the scene. The bride was exceed
ingly lovely in an exquisite white lace
robe over silk and mousselfne de sole.
She carried ashower bouquet Of brides
roses and asparagus fern. The brides
maid, Miss Carrie Mas, wore hand
some embroidered gown of chiffon and
lace. The maid of honor, Miss Pauline
Lehman, the sweet young sister of
the bride, was particularly winsome
and pretty in lovely embroidered
net, deliberately trimmed with lace.
Both bridesmaid and maid of honor
carried shower bouquets of bridesmaid
| roses and maidenh air fern. Miss Fay
Lehman wore a beautiful and becom-
ing gown of grandmother swiss and
lace. The little ring. bearer and flower
girls, Misses Nannette Roes, Corfnne
| Strauss and Carrie Blum, were especi-
ally sweet and lovely in their dainty
dresses of white silk and lace. The
tableau formed by the bridal party
az they stood during the ceremony
surrounded by the pure white and dark
green decorations was exceedingly
! beautiful. Immediately after the cere-
| mony reception was held at the resi-
| dence of the brides parents, Mr.. AMI
Mrs, Marx Lehman, where the happy
couple, surrounded by the maid OF
honor, bridesmaid, ushers and flower
| fairies, received the congratulations of
their friends under huge white we'd
ding bell of chrys anthemums and as
parapus ferns. The whole Lehman
| home was most beautifully decor rated
| in white and green chrys anthemums,
earn atoms and ferns being used in
1 most lavish profusion. Toasts were
! offered and good wishes galore show
| cred upon Mr.. and Mrs. Mas. Many
| handsome gifts we're received from
/ friends at home and abroad. Among
| the guests from distance were: DR..
aud Mrs. F. L. RosenShal, OF Colum-
bus, Co.; Misses r. Mich aels and Julia
Lew. of New Orleans; Messrs. Lac
| Mayer and Jasmin Tobias, OF Don aid
| sonville; Gus Kahn and Miss Helene
| Kahn, of Belle Rose; Mrs. Ben Hes
dorffer, of Canton, Miss; Mr.. and
| Mrs, Fl. Roes and family, of Hohen
| soIms: Mrs. F. Baron and Miss B.
| Baron. of New York; Miss Eugene
Demouny, OF New Roads, and mum.
| Der of others.-Baton Rouge State,
Nov. q.
The Bridge Club was delightfully."-
entertained Thursday afternoon by
| e. G. Mrs. " athen at herpretty home
| in ST. Patrick street. A highly enjoy.
i able series of games of euchre and
whist were played and the prizes, a
lovely cut-glass vase, a bridge SET
and . Fisher picture, were won By
Mesd ames w athen and G. B. Rsuss
and Miss Corinpe Braun. A tempt,
ing little luncheon was served at the
close of the afternoon. Those who en-
loved the pleasures the occasion OF
Tered were: Mesdames P. 3. Hart, ]
II S. Thibaut. j. d. Hanson, u. b
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