The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-06-19
Pressburp---Nelken.

The marriage of MISS Jetty Nelker
and Mr. Henry H. Pressburg, was sol
emnized at the residence of the bride:
parents, Mir. and Mrs S. Nelken, OF
Tuesday evening at 7:20 The cere
mony was performed in the parlor
which was beautifully decorated ir
white Carnations, which the name
"Nelken" signifies. In one corner OF
the room, was a bower of smilax and
white carnations, within which, was
erected dais upon which the minister,
groom, and best man, awaited the bri-
dial party. To the strains of Mendol-
soh's wedding march, played by Miss
May Katie and accompanied on the
violin by Master Will Phillips, the bril-
dial party entered. First came the
ushers Messrs. Mamie Nelken and Jos.
We'll of Alexandria, with streamers of
broad white satin ribbon, forming an
aisle with them as they walked. Mr..
B. Rosenthal of Alexandria followed,
nexC, came the matron of honor, Mrs.
Gus Lowenburg of New Orleans, then
Miss Miriam Nelken, brides maid, Miss
Lillian Nelken, maid of honor, both
sisters of the bride, who were followed
by the bride, on the arm of her father.
At the altar, which was within the
bower, the groom, with his brother
Mr.. Charles Pressburg as best man,
met the bride, when a most beautiful
and impressive marriage ceremony was
performed by Rabbi Noise Bergman of
New Orleans.
After the ceremony and congratula-
lions were over, the crowd was invited
into the dining room, where delicious
ices, cakes, minis and champagne were
served. The color scheme in the din
ing room was pink and white. A hand
some cluny tablecloth over pink satin
covered the large round table, which
had for its centre piece, mass of pink
and white carnations and ferns. The
ices, cakes and mints, were all in the
same colors. A string band dispensed
music throughout the evening. The
bride, who is very attractive blonde,
was radiantly beautiful in an exquisite
costume of white satin made en- traine,
with decollete waist of shirred illus
ion over shadow lice, trimmed with
dainty sprays of orange blossoms. A
long veil completely enveloped her pc
tite form. She carried a bouquet of
brides roses and valley lilies. Her on
ly ornament was diamond lavalliere. |
Mrs. Lowenburg wore beautiful crea-
ton of pink charmeuse, made en- traine,
with pink chiffon waist, trimmed with
pink pearls and real lace. Miss Lillian
Nelken wore a dainty gown of pale
pink crepe de chine, made with &C
Gordon plaitings, and trimmed with
gold net. Miss Miriam Nelken wore a
girlish costume of pink crepe de chine
daintily trimmed in shadow lace and
pearls. They all carried pink carna-
tons and pearls, and wore bow knots
of pink fish scales in the hair. The
brides mother wore an elegant costume
Of black charmeuse, touched with or
ange velvet. Mrs. Toups, sister of the
groom wore very handsome gown of
white embroidered marquisette with
Dresden sash Miss Gussis Nelkens
lress, was of blue crepe meteor trim
ned in real lace. Miss Fannie Nelken
wore embroidered crepe with Dresden
sash. The presents were numerous
and beautiful, consisting of several
chests of silver, two silver tea services,
and many other pieces of silver, cut
glass and china. Over hundred tele-
grams were received. The brides go
ng away gown, was navy blue poplin I
,oat suit, with hat to match.
The young couple will spend their
at Bay Saint Louis, and on !
heir return will take possession of their
lew home in Alexandria. A large
number of out of town guests attended Z
he wedding, and many beautiful cos
,umes were worn.
A Worker Appreciates This.
VIM. Morris, resident of Florence I
Oregon says; For the last fourteen
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