The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-04
wEINBERG.MosEs
A Beautiful and Elaborate wedding
"wednesday.

A Beautiful and Elaborate Weddinx
"wednesday.
a wedding. beautiful In Its every
detail and elaborate In It's entirety,
wss soiemnlxed Wednesday evening
at . o'clock. when Miss Flora Moses
the youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Moses became the bride
Of Mr.. J. A. wcinberg. Of Manning.
rhe ceremony took place at Tenn
pid Sinai on Church street and Hamp.
ton avenue. The building was deco-
rated in most artistic stylc with sm,.
lax and quantity OF beautiful ferns
and other potted plants. The ros-
trum was q bower OF eversreens and
flowers on either side Of which were
three marble pedestals on which rest
cd cut glass candcsabra holding wax
candies. which shed q soft and SUBJ
dued iisht and added much to the
solefnnity OF the scene. Immediately
above the center Of the rcstrum was
. truc-iovers' knot Of tulc. in the CEN
ter OF which was a star OF electric
liehta
Mrs. H. N. stuckey. who presided
at the organ. rendered beautiful se-
'ections while the invited guests were
oslng ushered to their seats.
Promptly at 8, O'Clock the wedding
party entered the temple while tho
choir. compcsed OF sumtsS's best mu-
Seal talent. sang the wedding march
nom Iohcnsrin. Two Of the ushers.
Messrs. J. II. Levy. Jr. and Mr.. LON
Weinberg, were the frat to enter.
Then came the little ribbon bearers.
Mis- Doris Moses and Master Albert
rhelpA followed by the Danes of
Honor. Nesdamss A. c. Phelps AMI
r. H. Jonnings, listers of the bride,
govnsd In light blue silk and carry
ing ArUs bouquets Of white carna-
tons and nnidenhair fern. The brids
followed on the orm Of her father.
She wore . lingerie gown elaboratsly
trimmed with Lace. her veil being hplc
IN place by natural orange blossoms
and wearing = bracelet OF diamonds
ana sAprhires. the sift OF the groom.
Foiie@ing the bride were the two
csii<r ushers. Msssrs. w. z, scl,,y ana
Csc. n. Levy. rho groom and his
|bsss man. Dr.. Aha wslhbsrs. met tlis
bride at the altar. where beneath a
love-kno< tho cgenony WIS perform
"a by Rev. Jss9b KlAin. according to
ne solemn ritszof the Jewish church.
The stirring strslns Of M~ndelssohn's
wedding march pealSa forth n, the
bsida, party isfkths tsmpis. "
ass Aftsr ~ esesmony. q reception was
hstA It the rsSidsncs sef the brides
persnts he house was sxquisiteIy
dscsratsd with green's ana noweiSD
and ablass with electric lights. Ia
the hail. ovsr the staircase. was sus-
pended the initials OF the bride and
grooni formed Of lights and cedar. In
the drawing room. tho young couple
seood under q horssAioe OF pink rovea.
and electric, lights TO receive the oon-
gratulations Of their friendy. All OF
the electric lights were covered with
pink shadss forming tulips.
y The numerous elegant presents
were displayed m the library. where
the color scheme was rcd and green,
being carried out with red roses and
smllax. M
!: Refreshments were served in the
dining room. which was attractively
decorated ir: grsen and white. An
arch Of lights softened with wistcria
and smilax extended across the
room. under which the table was
beautifully ornaments6 with large
mirror surrounded with small electric
iisths and narcissus Punch was
served In the dining room and hail.
The youns couple left on the s.se
train for two weeks stay in tropi.
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