The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21


 was the scene of brilliant and beau tiful wedding this evening 1t o'clock whcn Miss Frances Herxfeld and Mr. Morris D. Eiseman. or Atlanta were married.
 : The ceremony occurred in the large ball room which was tastefully ana 0snborately decorated for the happy event In a green and white pians ex- pressed in tall palms. ferns ana Wmte flowers, and the wedding party stood before an improyised alter of paims; smilax and white candles burning in tall crystal candlesticks, adding soft glow to the numerous incandescent lights Behind a screen of palms was stationed <Dunklfn's orchestra and as the first notes of Mendelssohns we'd ding march 1pealed forth the bridal party entered. the usherA Messrs. si- mon Titlebaum. of Atlanta. and Mar Una Hamburger of Baltimore. leading the way. They were followed by the groomsmen, Messrs. sidney Winter or Montgomery, Lawrence Zacharias of Mobile, Monroe Elkan of Pensacola and Jack Herzfeld. Next came the ma irons of honor in single file, Mrs. Sid ney Winter of Montgomery, who was extremely handsome in white crepe sat in with pearl trimmings: Mrs. Monroe
 Elkan of Pensacola, stately, in white
 lace over satin: Mrs. Max Greenfield of
 Atlanta, who was lovely in white crepe
 satin. and Mrs. Lawrence Zacharias of
 Mobile, very attractive in white crepe
 satin. They all carried arm cluster of
 pink carnations and roses. After them came Miss Lily Herzfeld. sister of the bride. as maid of honor.
 She wore becoming gown of pink messalins and carried La France roses. Following her were the flower girls, little Misses Gladys Winter and Clara Herzfeld, who wore dainty frocks or
 white lingerie over pink and carried
 baskets of rose petals.
 Lastly came the bride on the arm of her uncle. MT. Albert Herzfeld, of Mo- met at the altar by the groom attend
 ed by his brother. Mr. Fred Eiseman Of
 Atlanta, as best man. and Rabbi Jacob Kaplan who offlciatsd.
 The bride was extrcmelv beautiful In handsome gown of white crepe satin trimmed in real lace and pearls. She
 wore the conventional veil and her
 flowers were valley lilies.
 After the ceremony reception was
 held In honor of the young couple,
 when dancing was indulged in until late hour.
 During the evening fruit punch was served and at intermission ice cream and cake was enjoyed.
 In the receiving party besides the en- tire wedding party were Mrs Carrie Herzfeld, mother of the bride, and MT. and Mrs. Jacob Eiseman. parents of the groom.
 The young couple were the recipients of an array of beautiful and magnifi- cent gifts.
 The bride is one of the city's most attractive and popular young women. and 1t is deeply regretted that sire leaves Selma to make her home. The groom is a prominent and popular young man of Atlanta where they will reside after wedding journey to New York and French Lick Springs. Meeting of Music Club. The members of the Music Study Club held an interesting meeting this morning at the Y. NJ. c. A. when a | lengthy anf splendid program was en- joyed.
 Approaching Wedding.
 The following invitations have been l issuel: "Mr. and Mrs Bishop stewart Melvin request the honor of your pres | ence at the marriage of their daughter | Marion Huntington, to Mir. James Wood- | burn Craig on the afternoon of Thurs day, November {, 1909, at o'clock. St. Paurs Episcopal Church. Selma. Ala" Social and Personal. Mrs. Jack Brown and Miss White, of Newberne. are spending today here with relatiyes.
 Mrs. Hugh Mallory has issued invi- l tations to an at home on Friday after noon, October 2s. from to o'clock, complimentary 10 Mss Marion Melvin Miss, Bertie Well, of Montgomery, is here visiting Mrs Leo Leva. Congressman o. w. Underwood or rtrtnin ovh a m spent, today In Selma.