The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-17
FROM THE MERIDIAN PAPERS
CONCERNING THE
kAHNRpAI EMRERTE WEDDING

Under the heading Popular Girl
WEEDS Florida Man." the society de-
partment of the Meridian Dispatch has
the following notice of the marriage
there of Miss Blanche Kahn and Mr..
Heron D'Alemberte, the popular young
son of Mr. and Mrs. w. A. DAlemberte
Of this city:
THE marriage Of Miss Blanche Kahn
to Mr.. James H D'Alemberte, which
took place at the brides home on
Ninth street, Tuesday afternoon, was
Of interest to many friends.
"Dr. Max Raisin, of Temple Beth
Israel officiated in his usual impress
sive manner. A large assemblage of
guests were present, and after the
ceremony quite a social season was
enjoyed prior to the departure Of the
happy couple, who left for Atlanta
Immediately. The bride is the lovely
daughter of Mr.. NJ. Kahn, and has
a host OF friends here. Mr.. D'Alem-
berte is from Pensacola, Fla, where he
is popular In business and social cir
Giles. Mr.. and Mrs. D'Alemberte will
ultimately make their home in Pensa-
cola, after Mr.. DAlemberte is able to
arrange his business in Atlanta so that
he may return to his home city"
The society editor of the Meridian
Star also has the following account:
In the late afternoon yesterday a
wedding of elegant simplicity and
beauty occurred, when Miss Blanche
Kahn and Mr.. James Heron D'Alem-
berte were united in marriage, the
ceremony which was said by Rabbi
Max Raisin, occurring at the brides
home on Ninth street. The guests. only
intimate friends and relatives, were
received at the door by Mrs. Dave
Frolichstein In lavender messaline and
Miss Minnie Kahn who wore brown
crepe meteor.
palms and ferns placed at vantage
points lent tropical beauty and vases
and bowls Of white carnations filled
the rooms with beauty and fragrance;
an ernbankment of ferns studded with
carnations and valley lilies marked the
place of celebration.
prior to the wedding. Miss Sara
Rosenbauna's lovely soprano voice was
heard IN DeKoven's love lyric y
Love Thee So" with accompaniment
by Prof. Lundberg.
~As Miss Bertha Rosenbaum played
Mendelssohn's Wedding March, the
bride, entered, on the arm Of the
groom and standing before the minis
ter who awaited them, the impressive
ceremony was said. while from the
piano came the soft sweet tones OF
Thomas's Simple Confession"
sThe bride was most attractive In q
tailored suit of tan cloth braided In
self-color. with which she wore a
champaene turban Of straw with coral
beaded ornaments. gloves and other &C
cessories being In perfect harmony;
her flowers were Bride roses bowed
with tulle.
.'In the dining room ices with cake
and wine were served.
sr4ere the lovely brides table was
exclusively attractive, being laid with
. handsome lace cover: a dainty center
decoration was formed by a vase OF
Bride roses with delicate ferns, and
cut glass receptacles held heart shaped
green and white minis.
"oyerhead. tulle steamers entwfned
with trailing asparagus extended from
a lovers knot Of tuIle to the four cor
ners Of the table the whole being q
dainty conceit.
Eat the marriage register. Miss
Mamie Partin gracefully presided.
| 1.-THE bride is the accomplished and