The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-01
DEMOPOLIS WEDDING
PRoM1xENr rAMrLrns or CANE.
 DRAKn ARE UNITED.
Miss LiIlfaa Pfser Bscenes Bride of
 Mf. Levy sna Mss Jenais DEsf.

| Miss LaI1ian Pfser Becones Bride ef l Mf. Levy sna Mss Jenais Msf. ris Weds Nr. Efy. Demopoiis. June 3o.-~tSpeciai-) )--Two l today united prominent families of this section of Alabama,
 | Miss Lillian Piser became the bride l Of MT. Nathan M. Levy and Miss Jen- nie Norris was married to Mr. Tobe I Ely.
 The Levy-Piser wedding occurred at the Temple at o'clock this Afternoon; Rabbi KatIin Of Selma eficiating. A large number of relatives and friends of the happy couple witnessed The bride ia the daughter Of MT. and Mrs ]. Pizsr and . sister Of Mrs J. E. Levy. The bridegroom is a brother Of Mir. Ben Levy of Linden. The Temple was eiaborately decorat- ed with garlands Of evergreens. ferns. palms and cut flowers. As the assembly awaited the sp. proach of the brida1 party. Mir. Henry in. Until the End of Time" Mrs. Ernest Levy presided at the organ and to Tannhauser's wedding march the bridal party entered. The groornsrnen were Messrs, Isidore Bley and Joe May CT. The matrons of honor were Mrs. J. F. Levy. sister of the bride ana Mrs. sam stein, of coatopa. sister of the Miss Hllda Levy. The ushefs were were Messrs Harry simon and M. YAretzky. The best man was Mir. Ben Levy. brother of the bridegroom.
 The bride was hecomingly gownsd In an ashes Of roses. tailor suit braided in brown. and carried . beautifully bound Bible.
 The matrons and maids of honor wore costumes of linen tulie suits with hats and parasois to match.
 The gentlemen wore tan suits with tan ties, and tan shoes to match.
 By Mendelssohn's joyous wedding march the party left the Temple.
 Mir. and Mrs Levy left on the first train for French Lick springs. where they will spend month.
 Tho out Of town guests were Mir. and Mrs. Sam Stein and Mrs n. Levy of Coatopa. Mir. and Mrs. D. J. Levy of Lindens Mrs. H. Tannebaum of Mobile; Mrs. M. Goodman. of Etarkvilie. Miss. 1; Mr. Harry Cohen of Nashville and others.
 Ely-sforris weddlnx.. At the Temple this evening at [ o'clock Mir. Tobe Ely and Miss Jennie Morris were married. The edifice was filled to its seating
  The ceremony was performed by pr. Katlin, of the Jewish Synagogue Of Selma.
 The Temple was decorated with palms, ferns and cut flowers Mrs. Lee Metzgsr accompanied 6n the violin by Mir. William Michael. IT., sang, When Thou Art Mine" followed by Mendeisohn's beautiful duet, Fl Would That My Love" rendered by Mss Cora Hand and Mir. stAnhope Brasfield
 as Mrs J. 3. Msriwether played Tam hauser's wedding march, the bridal party entered. The ushers. Messre Is. adore Bley. Henry SShwartz. Robert Mayer. and Warren George. all wear l ing brown suits. Mr. Max Ely was best man and Miss Helen Morris maid of honor. M
 The bride entered with her brother. Mir. Leon Morris. She was gowned In an apricot brown travelling suit and carried shower boquet of brides TO- ses. tied with white tulle. To the wedding march the party left l the Temple and went immediately fo kthe depot where they boarded the west bound train for the lakes, where they will spend tho summer.
 Mir Ely is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. M Ely. He is popular socially and commercially. His bride ! is the youngest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Will 1 liam Norris.
 This happy couple were the recfpI. ents of many valuable presents.