The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22

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 The Btrininghom and 0ulf Alabama River Boat Nsttie Quill reached the city wharf this morning from Mont eDrnsry on her return trip to Mobile. Tho Nettte outll took on good quAn- tfty of miscellaneous freights here and left for Mobile at o'clock this after noon.
 Marzaage of Miss sehuster and Mr.
 The most brilliant apd largest at tended of the spring functions was the marriage this evening at s:so o'clock at Temple 1fishkan Israel Of Miss Bertha Schuster and MT. Myer Gerson of MontEomery, Rabbi KAplan performing the impressive ceremony. The edifice was beautifully and eiabofatelN deco rated for the happy occasion with stately palms, tracings of smflax and white roses. The ceremony was per- formed with the young couple standing beneath huge bell of white roses with incandescent lights forming the clap per.
 The wedding party entered the tenn pie to the strains of Lohengrin's we'd ding march skillfully rendered on the organ by Mrs. w. C.. Ward. First came the ushers, Messrs. Julien Gibian. Harold Loeb. Leon Kohn. Joe Seeman. aAkiA8 AVeUf kiDu6l x1A4S, CUaEll6 4SCNy and Dr. Griel of Montgomery; Walter Rich and Emanuel Kaufman of Allan ta. Marcus sterne. Maurice Bloch. Monroe Heineberg, Walter Bloch, Leo Maas Jerome Siegle. Ed. Max and Nose Lilienthal. Then came the brides maids. Misses Juliet Gassenheimer of Montgomery. wearing lovely gown of white embroidered chiffon; Miss Co., rinne Leva. dainty in yellow messa- lH. "A. Hr.~ r-4~<-~ rt~-~4 4t. as~tr st.< coming gown of apricot satin, and Mss Elaine Eichold, of Mobile. wearing a lovely gown of light blue satin.
 Miss Maud Echuster, sister of the bride. was maid of honor. and she wore beautiful gown of pink satin with pearl trimmings. Mrs. B. ]. Schuster. mother of the bride, was matron of honor. Her gown was of gray satin. with silver trimmings
 The matron. maid of honor and bridesmaids all carried arm clusters of brides roses. The flower girl, little Miss Sophie Gerson of Montgomery, preceded the bride, and was petite in a hand-embroidered lingerie frock. Lastly came the bride. on the arm of her father, Mir. B. J. Schuster. who gave her away.sand they were met at the altar by the groom, attended by his brother. Mir. sam Gerson. as best man.
  was radiantly beautiful in her hand some wedding gown of white satin. fashioned directoire, with trimmings of exquisite lace. Her veil of real lace was caught to her lovely dark hair by crown of orange blossoms, and she carried shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
 held at the Harmony Club, when hum dreds of friends called to offer con- gratulations. The receiving party composed of the wedding party, Mes- danes B. Schuster and K, Lilienthal grandmothers of the bride, Mir. and Mrs. Behr. Mr. and Mrs. s. Gerson. MT. and Mrs. N. Gerson, MT. and Mrs. Henry Lilienthai. Mrs. Betty Holzman. Mir and Mrs. Sam Loeb, MT. and Mrs. Gassenheimer. and Mir. and Mrs. l.. Loeb were in the large parlor the bride and groom standing in front of an immense e studded with inSandes- cent lights. The wedding book was presided over by Misses Helen Schuster and Gladys Holzman. In the dining room champagne punch and ice cream and cakes in the shape of Cupids and bells were enjoyed The large wedding cake was heart-shaped with bell shaped decorations. Alter the recep- tion dancing was indulged in when catchy music was rendered by an or- chestra stationed in palm filled cor ner.
 The bride presented her lady attend ants with pearl pins in the shape of a cluster of grapes, and the groom pre- scented ell the attendants with silver picture frames containing the photos of the bride and groom.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gerson left on an ex- tended trip North after which they will make their home in Montgomery. They were recipients of a large collection of unusually elegant and beautiful pres ents. The bride is a very accom- plished and beautiful young woman, who has shared decided popularity since her debut few years ago. and who wlll be greatly missed by her .-~ R sse