The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-20

friends witnessed the ceremony, which
took place at eight o'clock, reception
being held afterwards.
Miss Minnie Cohen was her sisters
maid of honor; Mrs. Gershon Ruben
stein, of Anderson, was matron o.
honor; Mr.. Max Geisberg, of Ander.
son. s. c., was best man; the brides
maids were Misses Mamie Cohen, OF
Madison, and Stella Wyce, of Eaton
ton; the ushers were Messrs. Harry
Cohen. of Madison, and Nathan Cohen
OF. Covington; Master Herbert Co:
hen, OF Atlanta, was train-bearer.
The bride approached the altar will,
her father. Mr.. Joseph Cohen, to the
strains OF Mendelssohn's wedding
march. DR.. Hirsch, OF Athens. pro-
nounced the impressive marriage SER
vice. the orchestra playing "Thou
sublime, Sweet Evening STAR" during
the ceremony.
The bridal party we're grouped in
the living room aout an altar banked
In ferns and white chrysanthe-
NUNS. An arch of ivy and chrysan-
themums outlined in hundreds of tiny
lights. The. orchestra was stationed
In the adjoining room in an alcove
OF palms and chrysanthemums. Dec
orations throughout the reception
floor were in green and white.
The bride was beautiful in al ex-
qufsite gown of white satin and duch-
ess lace. The long court train of
white satin moire fell from the shoul-
ders and was caught with sprays of
lily-of-the-vailey. Her veil of tulle
was worn cap-fasion and wreathed
with the same flowers. She carried
ia shower bouquet OF valley lilies. The
maid Of honor wore n charming gown
OF pink satin and chiffon with pink
slippers and her shower bouquet was
Of pink roses. The nlatron of honor
and the bridesmaids wore pink. satin
and chiffon with pink shippers and her
shower bouquet was OF mink roses.
The matron of honor and the brides
s:lsiast Yore nink ss4it. gowns end car
ried bouquets of white cirysanthe-
NUNS.
Mrs. Cohen, the brides mother, was
gowned in black brocadcd chiffon over
white satin. Mrs. o. GeIsberg, OF An
derson. the groom's mother, wore
black satin and silver lace.
Alter the ceremony ! an elaborate
salad course, cream and cake were
served. Misses Martha Jones and
Florence Silverman served punch on
the veranda from a bowl banked In
ferns and white chrysanthemums.
Misses Marion Reeves and Mildred
Payne presented the guests with we'd
ding cake In souvenir boxes Of white
.moire. The brides book In which the
guests registered, was kept by Mrs.
Wilbur Webb. Many handsome gifts
were exhibited on the second floor
The orchestra played appropriate se-
lecfons. toasts. were offered and tele-
grains to tho bridal pair were read.
The brides beauty ind charm Of
character have centered on her the
sincere admiration sof many friends
and she hes been most popular so
cialiy. ~ The groom Is one OF the lead
ing young business mon Of South Car
o1fna. - \: -zs e
Mfr. and Mrs. Geisberg left ON the
midnight train for Asheville. Tho
brides travelling costume was In
brown, OF tetes de nigre broadcloth.
with accessories to match. ktter their
wedding trip they will keep house in
Anderson, S. g. 81; /, ~ ! :Ss .s {:
81 The following from Anderson were
among the out-of-towns guests who,
attended the wedding: I Mrs. o. Geis-
berg; Mrs. sGershon, Rubenstein.
Misses Dora and Marie Geisberg. Mr.
Yeo Geisberg. Mr.. Max Geisberg.
Messrs. Phil:r white, Ernest Johnson.
a a. g. Barton, Mr.. nnd Mrs.. Hairless,
tom Barton. ss
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