The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-07-25
MARRIAGE OF MISS WINTER.

i MARRIAGE OF MISS WINTER.
! The brilliant society event of the
week was the marriage of Miss Stella
Il Winter and Mr.. Irving Kaufman Tues
i day evening at the Columbia Club. At
4 the witching hour, o'clock, that sweet
4 old love lyric "Oh, Promise Me-" was
4 charmingly sung by the dainty miss, Fe-
| lice Kline Mrs Gus Kline accompany
i ing with a true musicians grace of
/ touch and expression.
| The guests assembled in the handsome
club drawing rooms eargerly watched
1 for fhe coming Of the bride And when
4 the white ribbons drawn through the
4 rooms by the pretty nla1dens, Retta
Winter and Fay Enrich, were I'M
rolled, forming an aisle for the bridal
party, Rabbi jacobson preceding the
groom and his best man, Mr.. Edwin
| Greenbfatt, advanced to the place of eel
ebration in the front parlor, bower of
ferns and foliage of woodland beauty
and fragrance In order came Mrs. Max
4 :
| Sokolosk1, sister of the bride and ma
iron of honor, attired in white princess
lace over satin, Miss Myrtle Winter,
sister of the bride also, and thel ovely
maid of honor, EN- d1rectoire costume of
blue messaline with silver cordings and
trimmings, both carrying white roses
and ferns Just in advance of the bride
came the little ring bearer, Rosalyn
Kirsch The bride, ''the cynosure of adj
miring eyes" walked alone. Her cos
tune was an exquisite creation of prin-
cess lace over chiffon and messaline.
The long veil was fastened with lilies
of the valley and diamond ornaments.
A white bible with monogram wv.
K. " in gold, from which dropped white
ribbons and sprays of the same dainty
blossom, was carried by the bride.
The ceremony was beautifully and
impressively performed by the rabbi,
with words of advice, fifty spoken and
tender admonition. The scene was soon
changed from solmenity to gaiety when
the benediction was pronounced. Con-
gratulations were in order and were
most cordially extended to the happy
couple. Delicious refreshments were
served. Misses Raj Stein and Amanda
Schwartzberg, rosebuds of the season,
serving the fragrant punch The brides
health and happiness was toasted in
glasses of sparkling champagne. The
ball room, to which all repaired, was
scene of brilliance and beauty. The
bride is a charming young woman, the
second daughter of our esteemed citi-
zen, Mr.. William Winter, and is greatly
beloved and admired. The groom, not
less popular, is one of the city's staunch i
young business men and is held in high |
regard in social and business circles.
The marriage of these popular young
people was an occasion to be long and
delightfully."- remembered
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Winter
were Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Barron, Mr..
and Mrs Max Soiolosl<i; Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Greenblatt, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
M. Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lazar Kahn
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kirsch, Mr. and
Mrs. Nose Frank, Mr. and Mrs, LeSp-
oil Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Loeb,
Mr., Sidney Sehwarz and Mrs. Sophie
SehWarz, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Queries, Mr.. !,
and Mrs Fl. G. Friedman, Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Kline, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Kaufman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. ] K,
Herold, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ Sibnernagle,
Mr., and Mrs. Eli Blum, Miss Louise
Meyer, Miss Pauline Braunig, Miss
Ray Nossek, Miss Dora Braunig, Miss
Esther Levy, Miss Grace Loeb, Miss
Doffit Marks, Miss Trudye Marks,
Miss Rosa1ie Mothner, Miss Lippman
Assisting the young ladies on the .recep-
ton committee were the following gen
tIemen: Messrs. Edwin Greenblatt, Clar
ence Greenblatt, Bernard Kline, Sidney
Bodenheirn, Sidney Leadman, Sidney
Groner, Melvin Euphrat, Simon Ehr
Itch, Aaron Friedman, Max Levy
Many costly and beautiful wedding
presents were received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Kaufman. They departed the same
evening for northern chimes and will
spend their honeymoon touring the
great lakes and greta cities On their
return Mr. and Mrs Kaufman will be
at home to friends with Mr.. and Mrs.
Winter, the brides parents.
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