The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-27
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 At half past ave yesterday just as twilight fell. in beautiful ferAple Beth or. h the presence of 8 2ashionaeie audience. Miss Lottie Essfe 9riei ny the rites of the ancient religion or is- rael was given in marriage to Mir Isaac scerstIey. of PhiladelphiA
 No marriage of the wia,ter has awak- ened so much interest lin Montgomery. both among the exel'ssive Jewish eir- cles to which the Nrfde,s family be- longs. and the sc.sres of christia ms among whom she has warm friena- ships The fact also that the groom was a member Of, one of the wealthiest and most omhnent Jewish fam,nss In the quaker City gave added inser- est to the ur&on.
 Temple Bekh-Or. with It's beautitu. stained glass windows. its typical s arehitecturex it's mural paintings, ns brilliant fights. never was ioVsn.. a on any ox the previous wedding eccas sions. Tfhe fioral decorations were os s exeeptksnal beauty. At the pase oI the altar were palms. ferns and whits nzalise. The background was sono mass of tall palms studded wi,n s.vm s,.a . ing Bermuda lilies, Anove ahc
 wak a canopy of delicate sm,Iss s..s. =sa isrs. foral bell of lifies of ther'vai- <.y aranre blossoms and brides roses. heneath this the marriage VOWS were
 npr,nr the assembling of the gnests, a beautiful program of nuptial music was rendered. the mellow tones or the organ yielding an appropria.ey se.s. .s :. ious atmosphere for the place anu s"e occasion.
 The bridal party was preceded up the aisles by the ushers, Mr. Ben famin Griel. Mir. Terry Griel. pr. Cas- lon Griel, Mir Louis Gerstiey. MT. sam eulbacher. Mir. Joe Simon. MT. Meyer Gerson, Mir Lionel Haas. Mir. Seymour rorcheimer and Mir. William Gerstley.
 Ms Never Griel. matron of honor, wore A very handsome canary satin gown with yoke and sleeves or rinc- ass lace. and carried an arm cluster of American Beauty. roses. sl.
 Miss Beulah REoritz. maid of honor. was gownsd in satin of the same del- fcate tone of yellow and also ear- ried American Beauty roses.
 Miss Florence Gerstley, of Fhila- delphia, was the brides maid. and was attired in a chic cream lace dress over pale gold satin. and carried an aafm. houuuet of the same handsone Beauty roses as the other attendants.
 Tmmediately preceding the bride came little Janie Wiel daintily clad in white hand embroidered lingerie over white satin. In her arms she held white satin cornucopia hlled with the petals of orange blossoms and roses. which she scattered before the bride.
 Miss Griel entered the Temple upon the arm of her brother. Mir. Naham !. Griel. and presented a radiant pic- ture of beautiful young womanh0od. l. Her r0Nvn aYa fnnnFtnd paFfNfAu A. ation. was made of heavy white satin ,, embroidered in white roses. From the shoulders was hung . long court train. The gossamer-iike veil was held in place with a chapiet of fra grant orange blossoms
 Her bouquet was arranged In the prevailing French style with a grace fui shower. and was composed of white orchids lilies of the valley and deli- cate lace maiden hair ferns. The shower fell in a flmy veil to the hem of the skirt and was fashioned daintily of Stul1e. white ribbon and lilies of the valley with the same delicate ferns. and was caught at intervals with small chiffon bows. The bouquet proper was tied with chiffon ribbon spangled with crystal dewdrops.
 ~ The marriage ceremony was per. formed by Dr. B. c. Ehrenreich in a very impressive manner.
 From the Temple the wedding party and the large family connections of the bride in the city. the relatives who accompanied, the groom from Phffa- delphia and the out-of- town guests, re- paired to the Exchange Hotel. where . wedding feast of sixty covers was served. The beautiful ball room. with it's stately marble columns, was turned into a banquet hall, the long table being placed in the center of the room amidst the aisle of marble. The Corrinthian columns and the large 0palesque globes overhead were fes- to0ned with sfnilax. In the center was the brides table, banked high with a pyramid of white sweetpeas and Roman hyacinths. The whole length Of the |. long table was beautiful with similar decorations of floral pyramids alter mating with silver candeIabra in which burned green tapers. The color scheme of the entire nuptIal festivities was confined to white and green. r
 At the brides table sat the bride and groom and beside each was, their mother, on the brides right, Mrs. Jacob Greil. in a handsome black crepe de chine, and carrying Palma violets, and on the groom's left, his mother, Mrs. -Gerstley, in a gown of soft grey, triM- med with lace and touches of velvet and cut jet. She also carried violets. Across from these were Mrs. Myer l Ereil, Mir. Arthur Loeb. Mrs. Arthur Loeb and NIT. Alfred Fleisher.
 The place souvenirs we're silver slippers filled with tiny horseshoes for good luck.
 The dinner was very elaborate, the \ confections being most picturesque. the cakes perfect wedding bells and bridal slippers decorated with lilies of the valley. The ices were fashioned in the same design.
 At the conclusion of the wedding feast at the Exchange Hotel, the en- tire party proceeded to the handsome home of the brides mother on Law renee Street. where a reception was held. to which several hundred guests had been invited
 The receiving party consisted of the l bride and the very distingue groom, | the father and mother of the latter, !