The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-01-10
BEAUTIFUL HOME WELDING
Mr.. Bertram Kahnweiler Weds Miss
Bertha kohn.

Mr.. Betram Kahnweiler of Sa-
vannah, Ca, and Miss Bertha W.
Kohn Of Orangeburg were married
Wednesday evening at the residence
of the brides mother, Mrs. Theodore
Kohn, Of this city by the Rev. DR..
! Barnett A. Elias Miss Bertha Kohn
was born and reared in this city, her
father having lived here since the
early '50s When the South called on
her sons for voluteers, Mr.. Kohn was
one OF the first to go to the front
and he served throughout the entire
struggle in the Edisto Rifles Of Or
angeburg. During his whole life
time, Mr. Kohn was identified with
all that was best and most progress
sive in his community and his chill
dren after him have followed in his
same lines.
On that account there was general
interest in the marriage Of Miss Ber-
tha Kohn, who has been one Of the
favorites of her home community.
! The marriage occurred in the large
home in which Miss Kohn was born
and the ceremony was solemnized in
the double parlors which were
thrown into one for the occasion.
The rooms are large and were tastily
decorated. and designed and there
was need for but little additional
ornamentation. Natural flowers
palms, potted plants and azaleas-
were grouped in the front room and
made the picture all the more at
tractive
The groom, Mr. Bertram Kahn
weller, has for some time been close
ly identified with Savannah, where
he has held an important position
with the Livingston pharmacy. He
was attended by Mr.. Maurice Meyer,
who was his best man. Mr.. Kahn
weiler's immediate family live in
Butte, Mont, and were unable on
account Of the distance to be present
at the ceremony, although present in
spirit
Miss Bertha Kohn was attended
by her sister, Miss Adelina Kohn,
who was the maid of honor. Preced-
ing the bride were the ribbon bear
ers, Miss Helen Kohn, who Is the
niece of the bride, and Master New
ton Kohn; and following them were
Miss Rose Brunson and Master Au-
gust Kohn, Jr. The ring was borne
by Master Theodore Kohn, the five
year-old little nephew who came in
with curly-haired little Miss Mildred
Brunson.
While the Orangekurg Philhar-
monic orchestra, led by Miss Helen
Dugal, played the wedding march,
the bride, escorted by her eldest
brother, Col. August Kohn of Col
umbia, entered the parlors where
the wedding party was in waiting.
Col. Kohn handed over the bride to
her intended and Mr.. Kahnweiler
and Miss Kohn were then married ac-
cording to the beautiful ceremony
Of their religion by DR.. Barnett A.
Elias of Bethelohin synagogue, of
Charleston.
After the bridal party had receiv-
ed the warmest and most sincere
congratulations of those who were
invited to the ceremony, they repair
ed to the dining room, where an ele-
CANT luncheon was rendered by Mrs.
Theodore Kohn, the mother Of the
BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. Kahnweiler left
Immediately afterwards for Florida
where they will spend some time
and will be in Atlanta in time to at
tend the wedding of Mr.. Sol Kohn,
of Orangeburg, and Miss Bessie B.
Stahl on the 22nd. insr The popu-
larity of the couple was attested by
the great number and beauty of the
wedding gifts which came from all
parts Of the country. There was Il
great variety and beauty in the re-
membranes of their friends.
The brides dress of victoria satin
was exquisite in it's simplicity, the
only trimming being a REFER of
duchess lace. Her veil was caught
with a half wreath of orangeblosoms.
The maid of honor, Miss Adelina
Kohl, wore handsome gown of
pink victoria satin which was very
becoming to her brunette type of
beauty. Mrs Theodore Kohn wore
a black figured net over taffeta and
handsomely trimmed in black laces.
The brides going away dress was
tailored suit in dark garnet, with
Clique hat to match.
Go and See Him.
Sometime ago the young ladies
of the Orangeburg Collegiate 1nsti-
tute bought q number Of opera chairs