The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
BRILLIANT WEDDING
MIR. l.. L.. sTEINHART AND MISS
 MAYER MARRIED.
Union of Two of AIabama's Families Is Largely Attended at DenloR- olis--E1any Out-of-TOwn
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DemopoIis. Juns 9--(Special) )-The wedding of MT. L. L.. Steinhart and Miss Carrie Mayer. which was sol- emnized at the Temple on last Tuesday evening at s:so o'clock. was one of the most brilliant social events of the sea- son. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Max Raisin. of Meridian. Miss. Two solos preceded the bridal party. by Miss Cora Hand. Guy D'Hardelot and stanhope Brasfield. The ushers were Messrs. Louie Blum of Meridian, and Isidore Bley.
 The bridal party entered in the fol- lowing order: Miss Julia Threefoot of Meridian, with MT. Joe Mayer: Miss Viola Loeb of Atlanta. with Mr. Arthur Haas of Atlanta: Miss Selma Bley with Mr. Max Sturm of Chicago; Miss Sadie Steinhart of Greenville. with Mir. simon H. Klein of Meridian; Miss Wan da Mayer with Mir. Louie Threefoot of Meridian; Miss Theresa Rothenberg of Meridian. with pr. Kutchie T. Klein of Meridian; Matron of honor. Mrs. Lee S. iMetzer; Best man, Dr. Gaston Greil of Montgomery.
 The bride came in with her father. attired in 6 costume of liberty satin Empire Princess gown trimmed with real lace and pearls. carrying a show
  of the valley. The bridesmaids wore whits net, white carnations tied with white tulle. The matron of honor wore Empire Princess of white lace trimmed in pearls and carried brides roses tied with tulle. Mrs. c. S. Levy pre- sided at the organ. Mir. Billie Michael violin accompanied. "Oh Promise Me- was played during the ceremony. The Temple was beautifully decor ated in white carnations and ferns, with myriads of incandeseent lights interspersed. Above the couple hung the initials I'M. S." in incandescent lights. As they were pronounced hus- band and wife the first letter faded leaving the groom's initials. and the bridal party made their exit to the sweet strains of Mendelssohn.
 A reception was held at the Elks Home after the services at the Tem. pie. The happy couple was received under q bow of white carnations. The guests were received at the door by Messrs. IsadoreT Bley and Max Sturm. and were led to the punch bowl presided over by Miss Kettle Long and Mrs. Roulas Gewin and Masters Simon and Ledman Mayer. The room adjoin- ing the one in which the young couple received contained the brides table beautifully decorated. The guests re- paired to the porch. which was convert ed into a palm garden, where delicious refreshments weer served, consisting of a salad and sweet course with wine During the entire evening beautiful music was rendered by the Selma or. chestra.
 The out-of-town guests were MT. and Mrs. A. Steihhart of Greenville; Mir. and Mrs. U. c. Coker and children; Miss Sadie Steinhart of Greenville; Mir and Mrs Marcus Loeb, Miss Viola Loeb, Mir. Arthur Hass and Miss Clarke of Atlanta: Mesra simon Klein, Louie Blum. Dr. Kutchie Klein. Dr. Gaston griel of Montgomery, Mrs. I. Klein Miss Sara Marks. Mir. and Mrs. Alex Loeb. MT. and Mrs. Nj. Rotherbern, Mir. and Mrs. H. M. Threefoot of Meridian, Miss. and MT. and Mrs. Sol Elkan, of Jefferson, Ala.
 The groom Is one of the most prom inent business men of Demopolis and is associated nj business with his bro- ther-in-law, Joe Mayer, composing the firm of Steinhart and Mayer, and is a young man who commands the respect and esteem of the entire community Miss Mayer is the second daughter of Mfr and Mrs. Morris Mayer, one of the most prominent families in the State, and is a young lady greatly admired for her beauty and sweet disposition. The presents were many and costly, coming from all parts of the country.
 Mrs J. R. Breitling and children, who have been on a visit to relatives in Mobile for the past month. returned home Monday afternoon on the boat.
 Mir. W. T. Harper, who has been in the employ of W. M. Law. will leave on Wednesday for trip to Blount Springs l and from there he will so to Chatta- nooga, where he will spend some time.
 The Demopolis Rifles, Captain Grif- filth, commanding. have received their new Springfield rifles. Fifty of them were received.