Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-11-11
MORRIS.ELGUTTER.

1
gutter and Mr.. Edward Morris in
Newellton on Thursday evening was
one of the most beautiful ever wit
messed there. The church was most
beautifully and deliberately decorat-
ed with magnolia boughs and white
chrysanthemums, the chancel being
truly bower of these blooms, and
suspended from the centre were
double hearts formed of the flowers,
under which the bridal couple stood
while Rabbi Bottingheimer of Nat
chez said the beautiful and impress
i've ceremony.
The brides aunt, Mrs. Sol. FL
gutter, softly played Call Me
Thine Own" prior to the entrance
of the bridal party, and in her ac-
complished way played the march
from Tannhauser, accompanied on
the violin by Mr.. Leo Jacoby. To
these strains, the ushers, Messrs.
Leopold de Vries, Morris Lewis,
Morris de Vries and Leon Morris,
advanced in twos, followed by little
Michael Abrahms, the ring bearer.
Miss Clara Jacoby and Mr.. Morris
Elgutter, as bridesmaid and grooms-
man, entered next, she handsomely
gowned in white lace over blue and
carrying sheaf cluster of white
chrysanthemums and fern.
The BRIDES sister, Miss Rosa FL
gutter, who, as maid of honor, came
next, was picture of girlish beau
ty in white lace over pink, carrying
a sheaf of chrysanthemums tied
with white ribbons.
Immediately preceding the bride
were dainty little Lucille Jacoby
and Hilda Elgutter, in lovely white
lingerie frocks, worn over pink and
blue slips. They carried long handled
baskets of flowers, with which they
strewed the pathway of the bride,
who entered on the arm Of her
father, Mr.. Leopold Elgutter, who
gave her in marriage. Clad in white
crepe meteor, garnished with rare
old lace and wearing the veil of IL
fusion with orange blossoms, she
looked-as she was-a beautiful
bride, advancing to the altar where
the groom and his best man, Mr..
Sam Morris, awaited her.
After the ceremony was impress
sively performed the party left the
church to the strains of Mendelss-
hons wedding march and were
driven to Grange Hall, where nu-
merous friends and relatives fol-
lowed to offer their congratulations
and best wishes at the beautifully
appointed reception which followed.
Here also the color scheme of green
and white was effectively carried
out in decorations, ices and con-
fections. After toasts were drunk
the ribbons from the. cake were
drawn, the dime falling to Miss
Rosa Elgutter, the ring to Miss
Sewer and the thimble to Miss
Jacoby.
The happy couple departed for a
boat trip to Memphis, followed by
the good wishes Of all.
Many handsome and useful gifts
were received, among them a chest
OF silver from the brides uncle,
Mr.. Adolph Elgutter, and hand
some furniture from her immediate
family, besides many other lovely
gifts of silver and cut glass.
Among the attendants from else
where we're: Miss Clara Jacoby.
Mr.. Morris Elgutter, of New Or
leans; Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Prize
batsch and daughter, little Bernice
Maurine, Of Brookhaven, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Elgutter and
little daughters. Hildegard and Sill
via Jeanne, Of Baton Rouge; Mrs.
S. Spingern Of Memphis; Miss
Rose Morris of Vicksburg; and
Messrs. Julius Morris, John Hughes,
Josiah P. Scott and Thos. M. Wade,
Jr., of st. Joseph.