The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-22
Friedheim-Harris Nuptials.

Friedheim-Harr Nuptials.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius l.. Harris re.
turned yesterday from their wedding
trip spent in Chicago and other north
ern points and have taken apartments
in the Hyman fats, oil Walnut
street.
The Camden Beacon gives the fol
lowing account of thelwedding: The
marriage of Miss Hattie Freidheim,
| daughter of Mrs. Melanie Freidheim
to Mr.. Julius l.. Harris, president Of
the Harris Saddlery Co., of Cairo, H.,
and one of the most prominent
young business men of that place, was
solemnized Thursday evening at 6
O'Clock in Reth Ell Emeth Temple
Rabbis Frisch of Pine Bluff, and
Rosenstein of this city performing
the ceremony.
Mrs. j. Rosenberg of Hope, sang
If | Had Thousand Lives to Live"
in a most beautiful way. To Men
delssohn's wedding march, rendered
by Miss Lillian Reeves in master
ful manner the ushers, Messrs
Adolph Felsenthal, Graham Lide
Jesse Mcdonald of this city and ],
w. Green of Little Rock, entered fol
lowed by the bride leaning on the arm
Of her brother Mr. Harry Friedheim
who gave her in marriage, attended
by Miss Flora Harris, of Paducah
Ky, the maid of honor and sister of
the groom and the bridesmaids Miss
Carrie Lynne Schott. a niece Of
Batesyille, with Mr. John Henry Nor
gan and Miss Juliette Goldsmith, a
cousin OF Ashdown, with Mr. Harold
Friedheim of Little Rock The groom
was escorted by Mr. Eugene Kahn of
Cairo, H., his brother-in-law.
The beautiful bride wore an i'm
ported ivory satin, trimmed in
Duchess lace and draperes--a beau.
tiful creation of simplicity and ele-
gance Her veil was caught with
lilies of the valley. She carried an
exquisite muff of natural lilies of the
valley and smilaX and on her arm was
a costly diamond bracelet, the gift
of the groom, The maid of honor was
gowned in white Messaline satin,
trimmed in Duchess lace and net and
wore pearl brooch She carried
white chrysanthemums Miss Schott
wore a Messaline gown of white.
made in colonial style, with trimmings
.of gold and silver and carried
boquet of chrysanthemums. Miss
Goldsmith was gowned in light
green chiffon, over satin of the same
color with silver trimings-gown en-
train. She also carried chrysanthe,
NUNS. Mrs Friedheim, mother of the
bride, wore a beautiful creation of
gray Messaline, trimmed in white and
gold embroidery with diamond orna-
ments. Mrs. Max Schott wore one
of the new shades of Ash of Roses
with imported hand embroidery with
gold trimmings and drapery and panels
of simple lines, en- train diamond
ornaments, Mrs. Joseph Rosenberg
of Hope wore an imported gown of
| all black jet, long train, The only
| ornament she wore was a beautiful
pearl necklace. Her little daughter
Miss Rosalind, looked very sweet III
a dress of white organdy with pink
silk lining. Her slippers and stock
| ings we're also pink Mrs. L. S. Kahn
| of Cairo, Ill.,, sister of the groom, was
gowned in a very handsome dress
of baby Irish lace with diamond orna
ments. Miss Clara Winter wore a
rose Messaline trimmed with spangles
and lace; pearl ornaments, Mrs.
w. Green was gowned in yellow Mes
saline trimmed in white. jet and lace
A dinner was given at the Ouachitt
Club to the wedding party and rela
tives from until o'clock, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Harris left fol
an extended trip to Chicago and Other
northern points, after which they vii
reside in Cairo. Ill. Their trunk,
were well placarded ana their car was
chalked to let all know that newly
weds were aboard"
The st. Louis Republic relates thi,
amusing incident in connection wit;
the affair: If Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Har
ris, of Cairo, H., have occasion to ge
married again, it is safe to bet the,
will get farther away from home thar
st. Louis to avoid their joke-playin.
friends The marriage took place a
the home of the bride. in Camden
Ark. They came directly to st. Louis
Friends yesterday found they wer'
here and paid them call at tn
Planters, While the impromptu re