The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-23
Rare Tribute Paid to MT. and
 Mrs. D. Well; Fifty Years Wed

The young ladies who presided are Miss Viola Levy. Miss Flossie Lazarus. Miss FIossie Well, Miss Rose Steiner. Miss Lucille Newman, Miss Theresa Lobnau. Miss Ray Gladden. and Miss Alma Gassenhsinner.
 Mrs. Well the bride of fifty years was elegantly gowned in gray silk tissue and Duchess lace and those who were in line receiving were their children and children in law, their grand child their great grand children. The line was composed of Mir. and Mrs. Alex Rice. Mrs. Rice wore a beautiful gown of champagne hand embroidered crepe de chine. Mir and Mrs. Charles F. Moritz. Mrs. Moritz was attired in a hand enbroid- cred gown of blue silk yelling. Mfr and Mrs. Henry Well, Mrs. We'll wore a beautiful toilette of white lace. and gold embroidery.
 Mir and Mrs. Godfrey Goldman, Mrs. Goldman was sowned in white Ores l den silk tissue.
 Miss Jessamine Rice who a pretty costume of white lace and pink chif- ion.
 Miss Beulah Moritz wearing gown of light blue radiunn silk. Miss Hiida Morftz exquisite1y attir- ed in white chiffon cloth. Miss Tram Rice wearing a beautiful toilette of white lingerie over pink | silk.
 Miss Claudia Moritz In q pretty gown of white embroidered lingerie and lace | and Mr. Julius Rice. The great grand children of Mir. and Mrs. Well vho received are: Adele Fies, Godfrey Goldman. Jr.. | Jean Louis Fies and Rosmefi Goldman. In line also were Mrs Eliza Mohr, sister of Mir. Wen gowned in black net and MT. Charles Simon. brother of | Mrs. Well.
 After the wedding ceremony and | during the reception which followed delicious refreshments were served through the evening, and from the 1 tables arranged for the purpose punch | was served during the hours of the | entertainment.
 | 4 delightfully."- complimentary incl dent of the evening occurred when the members of the Board of Directors of l Kahl Montgomery gathered in the H. | brary of the club and marched in line | to greet Mfr. and Mrs. well and offer resolutions and a gift of $500 in gold | in token of the loving esteem in which they are held ny the members of the l congregation. l The address of presentation was I Mir. and Mrs David Well. Our Beloved and Revered Friends: l Why this unusual gathering this evening? Why this extraordinary con. course assembled here, all intent upon a single purpose7
 It Is to dc honor to you, whom Gods buessing has preserved to round out your useful lives to the Golden Jubilee of your marriage day It is because each and every one feels that l in this Blessing from on high, each one of them, each one of us has share. We feel blessed in the contemplation of your lives works which in this hour we recall, and in the Knowledge of the great services you have rendered this community.
 Particularly do we delight, Mir. Well, in your record as a voluntary servant of our Jewish congregation since 1861, during forty-eight continuous years. Together. you have taken a most lively interest in our communal af. fairs. With the rich as with the poor. you have rejoiced in their gladness and prosperity, and you have sorrowed Al with them In their sIaisfortunes and in their afhictions.
 From the shining eyes and beaming conferences around you. go forth sim core and heartfelt congratulations. All
 unite in prayers to the Supreme Dis pSnBGT or all tnlAkS Inat ne cxLouQ 10 you many years of happy life.
 The noble traits of your characters, your efficient leadership in public ac. tivities will always stand forth, in
 striking relief, for the emulation of all. The broad principles and liberal policies that have moulded your actions I will ever make you prominent and will caus9 you to be remembered in the measure that those are renowned who have done their duty best; and those who. with Gods love, are blessed. be- cause, like Abu Ben Adheni, they loved their fellowmen.
 Dear friends, we are delegated to Fl present to you a small token of the esteem in which you are held by your Fl congregation.
 | l also have the distinguished privi- lege to make known to you the reso- lutions adopted by Kahl Montgomery, the sincere expressions of its feelings toward you.
 Il These resolutions are signed by the entire Board of Administration and att tested by the Secretary with his off, cial seal.
 The Jewish congregation of Mobile sent beautiful set of resolutions in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Well. | After his address. Mir. Loeh read the following resolutions:
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 The members of our Congregation. "Kahl Montgomery" as of one mind and with one accord, on this joyful and suspicious occasion of the Golden Jubi- lee and fftieth anniversary of the mar riage of Mr. and Mrs. David Well. de- sire to give expression to the senti- ments of high regard. of affection and of love which they feel towards them. They wish to bear witness to. and re- cord their appreciation of the lefty ex ample which their beautiful life. of mutual love and devotion. has set in this community. They purpose to com memorate the high character which they have maintained throughout their long and eventful lives and the lofty standard of usefulness. of personal ser vice and of altruism which they have exemplffed.
 The congregation, as a unit, admires and cherishes the sweet and lovely dis position, the charity and benevolence of Mrs. Rosina Weil who like a rose that diffuses its fragrance and incense over its surroundings. has heautined.
 elevated and made better all with
 whom she has come in contact. Her
 gentle influence has ever been that
 of true mother in Israel.
 Kahl Montgomery would fain in. scribe in indelible characters. upon in- dastructfhla material the history of tha