The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-16
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Mobile, Dec. I5.--(special. )--All ln- terest centered this evening in the wedding of Miss Addie Bloch Herzfeid and Mir. Leon Schwarz, which was one of the lovely events of the season.
 The ceremony and large reception fo.- lowing took place at the home of the brides father. Mir. Albert Herzfeld, 752 Government Street.
 At one end of the large drawing room, the spot chosen for the mar riage ceremony. was background of palms. and huge punches of white chrysanthemums. Down the room were stretched long white satin ribbons, forming the aisle through which the bridal party passed.
 The large parlors and halls were filled with a wealth of gorgeous white 'chrysanthemums, palms, ferns and bamboo and in the dining room the same effective decorations in white and green were carried out The mantles were banked in ferns and flowers and the table was bride-like and lovely with chrysanthemums. ferns and tulle and candelabra- shaded in soft white.
 The brides cake. ornamented in lilies and roses was on the table, as were also the smaller cakes and bonbons.
 For the ceremony. which was per- formed by Rabbi Alfred c. Moses, and witnessed by only the relatives and intimate friends, tthe bride and groom stood under an arch of palms and white satin ribbons. The bride, who enter ed with her father. never looked prettier than in her beautiful wedding gown of duchess satin made in princess eff feet and elaborately trimmed in pearls and real lace. She wore her mothers veil of tulle crowned with a wreath of orange blossoms and carried a shower of brides roses and valley lilies drawn through the leaves of a Bible.
 The maid of honor was Miss Fiossie Herzfeld. sister of the bride, who was gowned in white satin, draped over mother of pearl mousseiine. The dra- peries were caught with pearls and silver trimmings. and she carried a bunch of American Beauty roses.
 Miss Daisye Forcheimer, the brides maid. wore white net elaborately em- broidered and carried white chrysan- themums.
 The two matrons of honor were Mrs Victor Lowenstein and Mrs. Eppstein of Denver, Col. Each of these carried punches of white chrysanthemums, Mrs. Eppstein being gowned in an all- over duchess lace dress and Mrs. Low enstein wearing lovely hand em- broidered lingerie. the front panel and the trimmings of Irish point lace all being heavily embroidered in white chrysanthemums.
 The little ring bearer was Theodore Lowenstein, who was a handsome pie ture in a white satin suit with hand embroidered collar.
 The groom was attended by his brother. pr. Joseph Schwars, as best man. and the groomsmen were: Mir. B. F. Feist of Tensaw. Gen. William Brandon of Montgomery, Charles J. Haase of Memphis, Col. Francis Mad dox, Mir. Leo M. Brown, Capt. Julius A. Smith. MT. Sidney Lowenstein and Mir. Edward l.. Richard.
 Before the ceremony. Mrs. Hermann Leinkauf sang axquisitely Hearts De- light" by Gilchrist, during the cere- mony Love Abiding" and at the ex- change of rings, "Call Me Thine Own" The Lohrengrin wedding march was rendered by the quartette composed of MT. and Mrs. Leinkauf. Mrs. Simpson, and Professor F. A. Dunston.
 The recepaion at g o'clock was both large and brilliant. and the happy couple were showered with good wishes and congratulations.
 The presents made c gorgeous array and indicate the great popularity of these two young persons. the bride be- ing a great favorite in her home city. and the groom prominent in the busi- ness and social and military life of Mobile.
 This wedding. so beautifully cele- brated, is also of widespread interest. as both Mfr. and Mrs. Scawarz have a large number of friends both here and elsewhere. who join in wishing them long life and happiness.
 Mir and Mrs. Schwarz, the bride wear ing particularly stylish and becoming three-piece suit in nutmeg color. with hat to match, left for Florida. They will so down the east coast. stopping at all the principal coast towns. make a stay in Havana and return home through the Florida west coast.
 They will make their home with the brides father, Mfr. Albert Herzfeld.
 Other out-of-town guests were: Hon Sol D. Bloch of Camdan, Ala, MT. Julius Herzfeid of Chicago. Mir. Arthur Hirscher of Montgomery. MT. A. Bruce Kennedy of Montgomery. MT. Martin Davidson of Chicago, MT. Reuben Herz- field of Alexander City. Ala. Mir. Leon- ard Hagerdorn of Selma, Mrs Carrie Herzfeld of Selma, Mrs. Esther Herz- field of Birmingham. MT. and Mrs.