The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
MARRfAGE or MISS MEYER


 AND MIR. FRIEDMAN.
 Much interest was centsred in the marriage of Miss Mathiida Meyer and Mfr. Bernhardt Friedman. which was solemnized in Temple Beth Or last evening at 8:s0 o'clock, Rabbi B. c. Ehrenreich officiating. The Temple was decorated for the event with quantities of palms. ferns and white flowers. Over the wedding party was suspended a marriage bell of white roses from which scarfs of maline were drawn to the balcony above.
 Before tine arrival of the bridal par- ty Miss Irma Wolff, of Selma, rem dered a vocal solo. She charmed the large gathering of friends of the bride and bridegroom with the beautiful song, "All For You" the clear tones of her lovely voice filling the spacious building.
 The bridal party entered the edifice at the appointed hour and the ushers who led the way were Mir. Sam Schloss and Mir. Morris Bloch.
 The groomsmen and bridesmaids entered next the ushers up the center aisle and the bridesmaids through the right aisle. They were Miss Edith Meyer, sister of the bride with her brother, Mir. Emil Meyer. She was gowned in white embroidered chiffon over taffeta with trimmings of lace and carried pink Killarney roses.
 Miss Nellie wolK with Mir. Wolfer- man. Miss Woiff was attired in white messaline over taffeta with trimmings of medaliions of princess lace and car- ried Killarney roses.
 Miss Irma Stoli entered with MT. AL fred Calm. Miss Stoll wore gown of brocaded satin chiffon over messaline trimmed with chiffon velvet and prin- cess lace with Killarney roses.
 Miss Julia Moses with Mir. Theo Mey- CT. Miss Moses wore a toilette of white chiffon and princess lace over taffeta and held an arm cluster of Killarney roses.
 Next entered Mrs. Nathan Scheuer. sister of the groom, who was ma tron of honor. wearing a handsome gown of white messaline with trim mings of rich point lace. Her orna- ments were diamonds and her flowers were American Beauty roses.
 Miss Emily Meyer, sister of the bride. who was maid of honor. came next. Her gown was of white chif- ion trimmed with silk lace and rjb- bon and she carried brides roses.
 The beautiful young bride entered with her father, Mir. B. J. Meyer. Her wedding gown was an exquisite crea- ton of duchess satin with bodice of princess lace and pearls. Her bridal veil was caught with real orange blos- sorns. She carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley and maiden hair fern.
 The bridal party was joined at the altar sby the bridegroom, accompanied by Mir. Nathan Scheuer, of Eufaula, who was best man.
 Tn c most impressive manner Dr. Ehrenreich performed the beautiful ceremony and afterward the wedding party, led by the newly married couple. left the altar to the strains of the wedding march from Lohengrin and immediately were driven to the home of the brides parents on Montgomery street where reception in their honor was held.
 The home was transformed by a beautiful plan of decoration into a bower of palms. smilax and choice cut flowers. In the parlor where the young couple stood to receive their friends smiIax, palms, brides roses and lilies of the valley were used . The bride and groom with their par ants stood in an alcoSe banked with t3alms and festooned with smilax. Over them were suspended two white doves. At the entrance of this apartment, hung in an archway, was wedding bell. The mantle, windows and walls were adorned with palms, ferns and smilax with many clusters of roses and lilies of the valley.
 The hall was done in q scheme of red and green in which red carna- lions and a wealth of potted greens as well as tracings of vines were used. Here the punch table in red and green was presided over by Miss Clare Hertz szowned in pink messaline over taffeta with lace trimmings. On the table