The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1908-01-03
Roberts-Levy.


As the first dav of the New Year
glided into even, Temple BETHEL was
filled with large concourse of friends
and relatives to witness the first SOL
emnization of matrimony held within
its portals, the marriage Of Miss Levy
and Mr.. Roserts. A motif of green
and white, with touches Of pink, was
carried out in floral decoration. Arch.
es of Ivy green and white voses, stud
ded with tiny electric light bulbs,
formed an aisle of woodland beauty
from the doors to the chancel which
arose in white columns. topped with
fern, alight with branching candela.
bra. The organ recess was banked In
fern and Chinese lilies; q canopy Of
smilax and white tulle grouped with
white roses was over hung by a horse
shoe of pink and white carnations.
which held the letters L-R, spark.
ling In electricity, until the magic
words pronounced them one, when
the l. faded into darkness, leaving the
r resplendent, typifying the mingling
of her life with his forever. The or.
chestra, composed of Messrs Joe and
Herman Levy, Rice, Glover and Viii.
son, gave sweet accompaniment to the
deep organ tones. brought forth from
the artist touch of Miss Lindholm.
Mendelssohn's March was given as
professional and Lohangrin for reces.
sional, while ''Melodie' was softly
breathed during the ceremony. Aa
the clock struck six, the clear notes of
Miss Friedman's voice rose in II
Love You Dear, and Only You,'' the
sympathetic tones of Miss Smith fol.
lowing in The Sweetest Story Ever
Told. The ushers, Messrs McHee
and Morton Levy, Stephen Burwell
and Morris Herman, preceded the en-
trance of the bridal party and stood In
pairs at the chancel steps. Miss Daisy
Herman, maid of honor, entered alone,
followed by the matron Of honor, Mrs.
Sam Herman. Mildred Levy, attired
in green messaline. led the troupe OF
flower maidens, Ella H. Baker and
Olivia Barrett in pink, Mary X. Hol-
comb and Elizabeth Tackett In green,
Adele Hyman and AnnetteH Herman In
white, each wore hair filet Of white
tulle with choux and carried florists
baskets wreathed in tulle from which
they scattered rose petals in pink and
white over the pathway of the bride,
who attended by her winsome ring
bearer, little Irma Herman, was met
at the altar by the bridegroom and his
best man, Mike Levy, of st. Louis.
The ceremony was said by RabbiBrill,
whose polished eloquence made pleas.
ing impression ON all. The bride was
gowned in embroidered chiffon over
mousseline de sole and white MESA.
line en- traine. the corsage In Empire
effect of silver and pearl with garni-
ture of real lace, the misty tulle veil
caught with O coronet Of orange bios.
SONS and only enhancing her brilliant
and stately beauty. She carried Bride
roses and white carnations, showered
with valley lilies. The maid of honor
wore decollette gown of crepe de
chine, barred with silken threads
over white taffeta, the skirt in tunic
effect, with satin bands and Point do
Angliteue lace, Empire bodice trimmed
with Escurial applique, boquet of pink
tied with satin ribbons. The
matrOn of honor was clad in silk.
tiecked crepe de chine, elaborated with
entire deux Of val lace over green taffe-
Ia and carried white carnations with
fern. Immediately after the ceremony,
Mr., and Mrs. Roberts left on the Z :45
train for trip along the Gulf coast,
through the Carolinas to New York.
They will be at home after Feb. LIST,
In Stamford, Conn. They were the
o. munificent gifts, checks,
silver, cut glass, bric.a- brac, furni-
ture and handiwork, from girl friends
Of Miss Levy. Seventy three tele.
grams of congratulation testified 10
Mrs. Roberts is we'll
known both in Jewish and Christian
circles, where her gracious charm Of
manner has endeared her to all who
know her. Mr.. Roberts is a New
York business man of moral integrity
md worth. who makes friends every
where, and whose good taste Is fully
displayed in his choice Of one OF
)ixie's fair daughters. XXX.